SPATIAL PARADIGMS OF LOTIC DIATOM DISTRIBUTION: A LANDSCAPE ECOLOGY PERSPECTIVE

By S. Passy. 2001

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Subfields: Biomaterials, Environmental Chemistry

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In Biomaterials

1. M. Kelly
2. F. Guillaume Blanchet
3. S. Passy
4. Agnès Bouchez
5. Frédéric Rimet

In Environmental Chemistry

1. F. Guillaume Blanchet
2. M. Kelly
3. S. Passy
4. Hanna Tuomisto
5. Frédéric Rimet
6. Agnès Bouchez

Citations in the corpus

• Algal communities in human‐impacted stream ecosystems suffer beta‐diversity decline (2007, background): “This is not surprising: local algal communities and physical conditions such as current velocity and depth exhibit distinct patchiness at scales from centimetres to meters (Sinsabaugh et al., 1991; Passy, 2001).”
• Diatom ecological guilds display distinct and predictable behavior along nutrient and disturbance gradients in running waters (2007, background): “The detailed species lists are given in Passy et al. (1999). Diatom species of ecologically comparable morphological growth forms were grouped into ecological guilds as described above.”
• Data rich, information poor? Phytobenthos assessment and the Water Framework Directive (2013, background): “Whilst there are many studies of variability in phytobenthos assemblages (e.g. Passy, 2001; Prygiel et al., 2002; Besse-Lotoskaya et al., 2006; Lavoie et al., 2008b), relatively few of these express results in terms that can be transposed to water quality management.”