EWM has many characteristics that contribute to its tendency to become a nuisance and is considered one of the most problematic submerged aquatic plant species in North America (Smith 1990). The ...

Among the findings emerging from the research, scientists show that fire chemically transforms plant debris and changes the role of aquatic ecosystems as key players in the carbon cycle.

The team added genes to one of nature's fastest growing aquatic plants to 'push ... As the scientists explain in a paper published in Plant Biotechnology Journal, such oil-rich duckweed could ...

But without water, plants would not survive. Originally found in aquatic environments ... A step change in research is shaking up the way scientists think about plants: they are far more complex ...

Scientists from Miami’s Center for Aquatic ... papers reflect this, with topics common to both fresh and ocean waters and with papers addressing flowing waters, lakes, estuaries, coastal seas and deep ...

A small municipality in the Outaouais, with the help of the province of Quebec, is launching a study to investigate the impacts of an invasive aquatic plant that could be damaging the ecosystems ...

They essentially built "constructed wetlands" that relied upon key minerals and aquatic plants and other biota ... according to a new paper published in the Proceedings of the National Academy ...