1999
DOI: 10.1046/j.1365-2427.1999.444487.x
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Macrophyte diversity and composition in relation to substratum characteristics in regulated and unregulated Danish streams

Abstract: 1. The objective of the present study was to examine how the physical stream environment in regulated and unregulated lowland streams affects the diversity and distribution of macrophyte communities. We analysed the abundance, distribution and composition of macrophytes, together with physical parameters, in seven regulated and seven unregulated unshaded Danish stream reaches. 2. Total macrophyte coverage was similar in the regulated and unregulated streams, but species richness and Shannon diversity were high… Show more

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“…It is likely that, sufficient amount of light and appropriate hydrological conditions for macrophytes are partially responsible for a positive correlation between species richness of macrophytes and portion of artificial banks. The other ecological variables such as the distance from stream source, ammonium content in water, depth of water, water conductivity, flexuosity, portion of natural land cover in stream contact zone and flow velocity class were shown to influence both species composition and richness of macrophytes in streams by earlier studies [5,8,15,27], demonstrating a comprehensive effect of several ecological variables on species richness of macrophytes in streams.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 88%
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“…It is likely that, sufficient amount of light and appropriate hydrological conditions for macrophytes are partially responsible for a positive correlation between species richness of macrophytes and portion of artificial banks. The other ecological variables such as the distance from stream source, ammonium content in water, depth of water, water conductivity, flexuosity, portion of natural land cover in stream contact zone and flow velocity class were shown to influence both species composition and richness of macrophytes in streams by earlier studies [5,8,15,27], demonstrating a comprehensive effect of several ecological variables on species richness of macrophytes in streams.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 88%
“…Several studies have paid attention to macrophyte changes over time [12,13] or to seasonal dynamics in relation to environmental influences [14]. On the other hand, studies focusing on the relationship between species richness and environmental conditions in streams are relatively rare [15]. The lack of information about species richnesshabitat relationship in streams was the incentive for the study of this relationship in Slovak streams.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pogoste motnje zaradi upravljavskih aktivnosti bodo vzdrževale združbo na nižjih sukcesijskih ravneh in zmanjšale možnost, da bo sestava makrofitske združbe posledica medvrstnih odnosov (Sand-Jensen in sod. 1989, Baattrup-Pedersen & Riis 1999.…”
Section: Uvod 2 Vplivi Obremenitev Na Makrofiteunclassified
“…regulacij ali odvzemov vode velik vpliv na makrofite (Petts 1984). Pokritost z makrofiti v reguliranih in nereguliranih vodotokih je lahko podobna, a je raznolikost vrst in njihova številčnost večja ter razporejenost makrofitov po dnu struge bolj heterogena v nereguliranih vodotokih (Baattrup-Pedersen & Riis 1999). Makrofiti tudi sami vplivajo na hitrost toka in povzročajo bistveno drugačne razmere v primerjavi z neporaslimi odseki (Stephan & Wychera 2000, Green 2005 …”
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