Macroinvertebrate-wood associations during decay of plantation pine in New Zealand pumice-bed streams: stable habitat or trophic subsidy?
By K. Collier, J. Halliday. Journal of The North American Benthological Society, 2000
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Subfields: Ecology, Insect Science
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- Fish relationships with large wood in small streams (2003, background): “In pumice-bed streams of New Zealand, summer densities of macroinvertebrates were higher in streams where wood was present, providing either increased habitat or greater food resources or a combination of both (Collier and Halliday 2000).”