The unnoticed northward expansion of Najas marina subsp. armata (Hydrocharitaceae) in the Mediterranean area: an effect of climate change?

Troìa, Angelo

doi:10.3372/wi.52.52106

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“…A different case is the report on Chara zeylanica in Sardinia by Becker et al [ 7 ]: the new population, in fact, is not only the first one in Europe, but—according to the scenario presented by the authors—also a possible case of “range-shifting”; in other words, the species could be shifting its distribution (in this case northwards), probably due to climate change [ 8 ].…”

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Macrophytes in Inland Waters: From Knowledge to Management

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2023

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The huge biodiversity of inland waters and the many different aquatic habitats or ecosystems occurring there are particularly threatened by human impacts. In this Special Issue, ten articles have been collected that show new data on the distribution and ecology of some rare aquatic macrophytes, including both vascular plants and charophytes, but also on the use of these organisms for the monitoring, management, and restoration of wetlands.

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