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Ecological Value of Exotic Water Plants Equals that of Indigenous Species
When it comes to their role in aquatic ecosystems, exotic water plants are generally no different than indigenous species. In fact, they can be an asset. That doesn't mean all exotic species should be given free rein. But they can be managed more effectively if you focus on their properties and not their place of origin. Ecologist Bart Grutters (NIOO-KNAW) will defend his PhD thesis research.
Exotic species - plants and animals from other parts of the world - tend to get a bad press. But a solid ecological, scientific underpinning is often lacking. With his thesis research, Bart Grutters redresses the balance: "If you look at the role of exotic water plants in an ecosystem, you won't find any significant differences compared to indigenous species."
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High Phosphate Fertilizer Applied to Arkansas Lakes
- Biologists plan to apply the granular fertilizer that is high in phosphate, which helps boost the production of phytoplankton. Phytoplankton is a microscopic plant that is the foundation of the food web in aquatic systems. It is what gives most ponds and lakes the green color during the spring and early summer months.
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