Influence of the gender on growth and phenology of the dioecious macrophyte Najas marina ssp. intermedia

Hoffmann, Markus; Raeder, Uta; Melzer, Arnulf

doi:10.1007/s10750-013-1795-z

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“…For example, shading by the free-floating duckweed in a mesocosm experiment modified submerged charophyte morphology and Conversely, increased light availability through changes in riparian vegetation canopy associated with stochastic weather events explained an increase in gross primary production by macroalgae in streams altering the overall growing season (Roberts et al 2007;Mulholland et al 2009). Other plant influences on BPP phenology included changes in community structure through the arrival of invasive plants (Toth et al 2019;Torso et al 2020;Glisson et al 2022), adaptation through hybridization (Glisson and Larkin 2021), and sexspecific seasonal variation (Hoffmann et al 2014). In terms of interactions with fauna, event timing was altered by changes in herbivory (Franceschini et al 2010;Pinero-Rodriguez et al 2021) including gut passage of seeds favoring earlier germination (Figuerola et al 2005).…”

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Changing phenology of benthic primary producers in inland waters: Current knowledge and future directions

Botrel,

Maranger,

Alirangues Nuñez

et al. 2024

Limnol Oceanogr Letters

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Benthic primary producers (BPP) in inland waters, including aquatic macrophytes and periphyton, are foundational habitats that are highly sensitive to multiple human drivers of environmental change. However, long‐term seasonal monitoring of BPP is limited, leaving us with little information on the cause, directionality, and consequences of the potential shifts in timing of BPP life cycle events. Here, we review the literature on the phenological changes of BPP and show that BPP respond primarily to temperature, but also to other interactive drivers related to climate change and eutrophication. In addition, we present four rare case studies where BPP display strong and earlier shifts in event timing associated with increasing temperature and discuss potential impacts of these changes on ecosystem functioning. Given the responsive nature of BPP to multiple human drivers, we provide suggestions on how to improve basic monitoring to better understand the future impact of phenological changes of this critical habitat.

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Changing phenology of benthic primary producers in inland waters: Current knowledge and future directions

Botrel,

Maranger,

Alirangues Nuñez

et al. 2024

Limnol Oceanogr Letters

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Predicting the potential distribution of neophytes in Southern Germany using native Najas marina as invasion risk indicator

Hoffmann

Raeder

2016

Environ Earth Sci

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Phenotypic variation disguises genetic differences among Najas major and N. marina, and their hybrids

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Influence of the gender on growth and phenology of the dioecious macrophyte Najas marina ssp. intermedia

Cited by 3 publications

References 14 publications

Changing phenology of benthic primary producers in inland waters: Current knowledge and future directions

Changing phenology of benthic primary producers in inland waters: Current knowledge and future directions

Predicting the potential distribution of neophytes in Southern Germany using native Najas marina as invasion risk indicator

Phenotypic variation disguises genetic differences among Najas major and N. marina, and their hybrids

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