Utilization of dissolved organic matter (DOM), from living macrophytes, by pulmonate snails: implications to the "food web" and "module" concepts

Thomas, J.D.; Kowalczyk, C.

Utilization of dissolved organic matter (DOM), from living macrophytes, by pulmonate snails: implications to the "food web" and "module" concepts

1997

Thomas, J.D. | Kowalczyk, C. (School of Biological Sciences, University of Sussex, Falmer, Brighton, BN1 9OG (United Kingdom))

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aquatic plants biomphalaria glabrata botanica botanique botany carbon cycle ceratophyllaceae ciclo del carbono cycle du carbone ecologia vegetal escargot growth rate lemnaceae malezas mauvaise herbe organic matter photosynthese photosynthesis plant ecology plante aquatique snails taux de croissance uses usos utilisation weeds

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Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology. A, Physiology (United Kingdom)

Volume 117 Issue 1

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pp. 105-119

Other Subjects

Fotosintesis; Indice de crecimiento; Phytoecologie; Ceratophyllum demersum; Materia organica; Plantas acuaticas; Lemna minor; Caracoles de tierra; Matiere organique

Language

English

Note

3 pp. of ref.

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Utilization of dissolved organic matter (DOM), from living macrophytes, by pulmonate snails: implications to the "food web" and "module" concepts

1997

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