Deterioration of atlantic soft water macrophyte communities by acidification, eutrophication and alkalinisation

By G. Arts. 2002

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Effects of moderate ammonium enrichment on three submersed macrophytes under contrasting light availability (2011, background): “…Biology (2011) 56, 1620–1629 doi:10.1111/j.1365-2427.2011.02601.x 1620 2011 Blackwell Publishing Ltd in a water column, a decreased root ⁄shoot (R ⁄S) ratio and divided and feather-like leaves are observed in submersed macrophytes (Barko, Gunnison & Carpen- ter, 1991; Arts, 2002).”
Response of aquatic plants to abiotic factors: a review (2011, background): “In eutrophic situations, the filling in of the water-body probably results from higher productivity and succession would lead more rapidly to the dominance of competitive species, both rooted and floating (Arts 2002; Khan and Ansari 2005).”
Carbon and nitrogen metabolism of an eutrophication tolerative macrophyte, Potamogeton crispus, under NH4+ stress and low light availability (2009, background): “One important factor s light limitation, which may arise from increase in epiphyton, hytoplankton, and sedimentation (Philip et al., 1978; Smolders t al., 1996a; Arts, 2002).”