2013
DOI: 10.1590/s1519-69842013000200010
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Anaerobic decomposition of a native and an exotic submersed macrophyte in two tropical reservoirs

Abstract: Some aquatic plants have fast metabolism and growth, even at sub-optimal conditions, and become dominant in lentic environments such as large reservoirs, altering the nutrient cycle and impairing their environmental quality. There is great need in the knowledge impact processes of invasive species in aquatic environments, among the major, those related to the decomposition. This study evaluated the anaerobic decomposition of invasive submerged macrophytes Egeria densa Planch, native, and Hydrilla verticillata … Show more

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