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Macrophytes in Inland Waters: From Knowledge to Management (2nd Edition)

This special issue belongs to the section “Plant Ecology“.

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

The importance of freshwater and different inland aquatic ecosystems is becoming increasingly clear, and species living in these habitats are often threatened by human impact. Indeed, we sometimes witness the destruction of important wetlands or aquatic biotopes before we are able to appreciate their flora.

In addition, aquatic flora is often poorly known, probably because most “classic” botanists often stop at the edge of the land/water border.

The aim of this Special Issue is to invite people studying the aquatic plants (and charophytes) of inland waters to contribute to building a better knowledge base of these ecosystems, with basic research (involving taxonomy or ecology) or applied research (involving the management of aquatic plants, or their use in assessing the quality of water or the quality of the environment), with a special focus on floating and submersed macrophytes (i.e., hydrophytes). Invasive alien aquatic species, of course, are also a possible subject.

Dr. Angelo Troia
Guest Editor

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Keywords

  •  macrophytes
  •  hydrophytes
  •  charophytes
  •  wetlands
  •  aquatic habitats
  •  aquatic plants
  •  biogeography
  •  plant conservation
  •  plant ecology
  •  plant dispersal
  •  plant distribution

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