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Submerged Rootless Macrophytes Sustain a Stable State Against Free-Floating Plants by Szabó, Sándor, Koleszár, Gergő, Braun, Mihály, Nagy, Zoltán, Vicei, Tibor T., Peeters, Edwin T. H. M.

“…Both non-rooted submerged vegetation dominated by coontail ( Ceratophyllum demersum) and non-rooted floating duckweed vegetation ( Lemna gibba ) can maintain…”
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The Role of Epiphytic Algae and Grazing Snails in Stable States of Submerged and of Free-Floating Plants by Koleszár, Gergő, Nagy, Zoltán, Peeters, Edwin T. H. M., Borics, Gábor, Várbíró, Gábor, Birk, Sebastian, Szabó, Sándor

“…Dominant floating and submerged rootless vegetation can be regarded as alternative stable states world-wide. The competition between these two vegetation types…”
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Disentangling the mechanisms sustaining a stable state of submerged macrophyte dominance against free-floating competitors by Szabó, Sándor, Koleszár, Gergő, Zavanyi, Györgyi, Nagy, Péter Tamás, Braun, Mihály, Hilt, Sabine

“…Free-floating and rootless submerged macrophytes are typical, mutually exclusive vegetation types that can alternatively dominate in stagnant and slow flowing…”
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Phytoremediation, recovery and toxic effects of ionic gadolinium using the free-floating plant Lemna gibba by Szabó, Sándor, Zavanyi, Györgyi, Koleszár, Gergő, del Castillo, Dahlia, Oláh, Viktor, Braun, Mihály

“…The biosorption and recovery of ionic gadolinium (Gd) from contaminated water by the free-floating duckweed Lemna gibba was studied. The highest non-toxic…”
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Warming induced shade tolerance to become a key trait in invasion success of free-floating plant Pistia stratiotes over the native Hydrocharis morsus-ranae by Koleszár, Gergő, Lukács, Balázs András, Coetzee, Julie, Korponai, János, Szabó, Sándor

“…Changes in nutrient concentration, temperature and light intensity due to climate change can alter the species composition of aquatic ecosystems, since global…”
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Intraspecific trait variability is relevant in assessing differences in functional composition between native and alien aquatic plant communities by Koleszár, Gergő, Szabó, Sándor, Kékedi, Levente, Löki, Viktor, Botta-Dukát, Zoltán, Lukács, Balázs András

“…The loss of plant functional diversity associated with biological invasion is a main subject of invasion biology, but still understudied in case of aquatic…”
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Density-dependent facilitation and inhibition between submerged and free-floating plants by Szabó, Sándor, Csizmár, Aliz, Koleszár, Gergő, Oláh, Viktor, Birk, Sebastian, Peeters, Edwin T. H. M.

“…This study aimed at testing the hypothesis that free-floating plants may facilitate the growth of submerged plants under hypertrophic conditions and…”
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Shade tolerance as a key trait in invasion success of submerged macrophyte Cabomba caroliniana over Myriophyllum spicatum by Koleszár, Gergő, Lukács, Balázs András, Nagy, Péter Tamás, Szabó, Sándor

“…The synergy between climate change, eutrophication, and biological invasion is threatening for native submerged plants in many ways. The response of submerged…”
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