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Article: Research data from Radboud University update understanding of freshwater research.
- Article from:
- Ecology, Environment & Conservation
- Article date:
- November 13, 2009
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" Softwater lakes are generally dominated by slow growing, small, isoetid plant species that are adapted to the carbon- and nutrient-limited conditions in these lakes. We investigated the strategy of a fast growing species, Sparganium angustifolium, for occupying softwater lakes," scientists writing in the journal Freshwater Biology report.
"A field survey was carried out in Norwegian carbon-limited Isoteto-Lobelietum softwater lakes to compare abiotic conditions at locations with and without S. angustifolium. In addition, long term abiotic changes (1995-2008) related to the sudden establishment of the species on experimentally limed plots were studied. Based on ...
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