A riverside tale: Assessment of altered habitat effects on macrophyte assemblage on the river Tamis, Serbia

Radulović, Snežana; Laketić, Dušanka; Vukov, Dragana

doi:10.2298/abs1004163r

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“…In the neighbouring Serbia, V. spiralis is a most frequently recorded aquatic alien plant (Anđelković et al 2016), listed as invasive in the Province of Vojvodina (Anačkov et al 2011(Anačkov et al , 2013. It mostly inhabits tidal rivers, as well as permanent non-tidal smooth flowing watercourses, with the majority of records from the waterbodies situated in the Danubian floodplain, belonging to the Pannonian ecoregion (Radulović et al 2010, Anđelković et al 2016). Similarly, it is reported from Danube Delta and Banat Region (Ciocârlan 2011, Otves et al 2014 in Romania, where the species is naturalized according to Anastasiu et al (2007) and Lansdown et al (2010) and potential threat to aquatic ecosystems (Sîrbu 2007, Otves et al 2014).…”

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Distribution and habitat characteristics of Vallisneria spiralis L. in Croatia

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Eight new localities of the rare, strictly protected macrophyte Vallisneria spiralis have been recorded during a comprehensive survey of water bodies in Croatia. One record is located in the Mediterranean Region, in Butoniga Reservoir, while the remaining records are from the Continental Region, the majority of them situated along the Kupa River. Vallisneria spiralis occurred in slightly basic and alkaline environments and in a wide range of nutrient availability. In Continental localities, the species was present within Myriophyllo-Nupharetum luteae of the alliance Nymphaeion-albae, while in Butoniga, it occurred within the vegetation of the alliance Potamogetonion. Prior to our research, the species was recorded in Croatia only twice, with the older record dating back to the 19th century and the second from recent years, but neither one was confirmed in later surveys. The low number of records of V. spiralis, in spite of a wide-ranging search through hundreds of localities, confirmed the rare status of this species, although the reasons for such limited distribution remain unclear, especially bearing in mind that suitable aquatic habitats are quite widespread in the country.

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Distribution and habitat characteristics of Vallisneria spiralis L. in Croatia

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“…The presence of the species at the beagining of XXI century has been recorded in a number of stagnant and sluggish water bodies in Vojvodina, the northern Serbian region (Stojanović, 2006;Panjković, 2008;Radulović et al 2010;Stanković, 2011;Džigurski et al, 2013). There are no relevant data on its presence in Central Serbia.…”

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“…Intenzivno truljenje plodova povećava eutrofikaciju, pogoršava kvalitet vode i smanjuje njenu upotrebnu vrednost za vodosnabdevanje (Borojević, 2009). Prisustvo vrste je zabeleženo u većem broju stajaćih i sporotekućih vodotokova severnog regiona Srbije -Vojvodini (Stojanović, 2006;Panjković, 2008;Radulović et al 2010;Stanković, 2011;Džigurski et al, 2013). Ne postoje relevantni podaci o prisustvu vrste na području Centralne Srbije.…”

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First Record of Water Chestnut (Trapa natans L., Trapaceae, Myrtales) in Central Serbia

Marković

Vicentijevic-Markovic²,

Tanasković

2015

j. cent. eur. agric.

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Water chestnut (Trapa natans L.) is a floating macrophyte that generates differing views on its role and importance in aquatic ecosystems. It is protected as a rare species in a number of European countries and is an invasive species in some regions of the world. T. natans inhabits stagnant and slow flowing waters that exhibit large fluctuations in water level. Occurrence records are frequently reported from the north of the Republic of Serbia (Vojvodina Province), while there are no relevant data about its habitats in southern parts of the country. The first record of T. natans in Central Serbia was from the Međuvršje Reservoir on the Zapadna Morava River (the Danube River Basin) in 2011. A marked increase in species abundance in certain sections of the reservoir was observed in 2012. High water temperatures and continuous inflow of nutrients reported in recent years will most likely induce further propagation of this species, potentially leading to further eutrophication of the system and upsetting the ecological balance of the new habitat. Detailed abstractTermin Trapa natans L. 1753, (Trapaceae, Myrtales) se koristi kao zbirni naziv za kompleks sličnih vrsta vodenih makrofita koje se prvenstveno razlikuju po broju i veličini trnolikih (rogolikih) izraštaja na plodu. Obuhvata vodene jednogodišnje zeljaste flotantne biljke koje najčešće naseljavaju stajaće ili sporotekuće vode sa izraženom fluktuacijom vodostaja. Biljke imaju 3 vrste listova -podvodni su uski linearni i lancetasti, dok su na površini vode flotantni (plivajući), nazubljeni listovi rombičnog oblika. Plod je jednosemena koštunica, na preseku trouglastog oblika sa 2-4 karakteristična rogolika izraštaja. Seme vodenog oraha (Janković, 1973) sadrži velike količine skroba (52%), vode (22.5%), i proteina (15%). Zbog visokog sadržaja hranljivih materija vodeni orah je bio značajna komponenta u ishrani ljudi (posebno u neolitu) i nekih domaćih životinja, prvenstveno svinja. I danas se u nekim zemljama Jugostočne Azije gaji u akvakulturi. U SAD-u ima status invazivne korovske vrstezasenčuje i ometa razvoj drugih makrofita, u gustom sklopu otežava plovidbu na jezerima i kanalima. Intenzivno truljenje plodova povećava eutrofikaciju, pogoršava kvalitet vode i smanjuje njenu upotrebnu vrednost za vodosnabdevanje (Borojević, 2009).Prisustvo vrste je zabeleženo u većem broju stajaćih i sporotekućih vodotokova severnog regiona Srbije -Vojvodini (Stojanović, 2006;Panjković, 2008;Radulović et al. 2010;Stanković, 2011;Džigurski et al., 2013). Ne postoje relevantni podaci o prisustvu vrste na području Centralne Srbije. T. natans je prvi put registrovana u ovom regionu 2011. u akumulaciji Međuvršje na reci Zapadnoj Moravi.

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“…Factors affecting the development and distribution of Nymphaeion alliance phytocenoses were a subject of numerous studies, whereby physical-chemical water parameters [6][7][8][9][10], substrate composition [6,8,10], hydromorphological characteristics [7,[11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19], water level fluctuations [18], presence of dams and weirs that disrupt the natural aquatic ecosystem regimen [13], waterflow velocity [20], etc. were investigated.…”

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The effects of physical-chemical water parameters on the Nymphaeion alliance development in northwestern Serbia

Putnik-Delić¹,

Ljevnaić‐Mašić²,

Nikolić³

2014

Acta Soc Bot Pol

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Nymphaeion alliance vegetation is dominant floating-leaved vegetation in the Danube-Tisza-Danube hydrosystem in northwestern Serbia and comprises Nymphaeetum albae, Nymphaeetum albo-luteae, Nymphoidetum peltatae and Trapetum natantis associations. Comparative analysis of physical-chemical water parameters on localities where these -in most parts of Europe endangered and vulnerable stands -develop showed that most phytocenoses are associated with specific habitat conditions. Of the analyzed water properties, the factors that cause Nymphaeion alliance phytocenoses differentiation are primarily pH, alkalinity and COD-MnO 4 . Formation of the Nymphaeetum albae stands is significantly associated with the highest values of pH, COD-MnO 4 and alkalinity, and the lowest nitrate, nitrite, dissolved and the total phosphorus content values, in comparison to the other studied associations. Nymphoidetum peltatae stands develop in waters characterized by the lowest pH and COD-MnO 4 , low alkalinity, and the highest nitrate and nitrite values in relation to the other analyzed phytocenoses. Trapetum natantis stands, on the other hand, prefer the warmer sections of the canal network, neutral pH, and the highest values of BOD 5 , dissolved and total phosphorus. Habitat conditions in which Nymphaeetum albo-luteae stands develop are of the widest range in comparison to other investigated phytocenoses.

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A riverside tale: Assessment of altered habitat effects on macrophyte assemblage on the river Tamis, Serbia

Cited by 8 publications

References 20 publications

Distribution and habitat characteristics of Vallisneria spiralis L. in Croatia

Distribution and habitat characteristics of Vallisneria spiralis L. in Croatia

First Record of Water Chestnut (Trapa natans L., Trapaceae, Myrtales) in Central Serbia

The effects of physical-chemical water parameters on the Nymphaeion alliance development in northwestern Serbia

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