Submerged aquatic vegetation (SAV) in lake littoral zones is an inland water wetland type
that provides numerous essential ecosystem services, such as supplying food and habitat …

Lakes and wetlands in populated areas have become very vulnerable to pollution and
habitat degradation, seriously threatening regional ecological security and socio-economic …

Land-use and climate changes have been repeatedly identified as important factors
affecting terrestrial carbon budgets, however little is known about how deforestation and …

Organic carbon burial in lake sediments plays an important role in the global carbon cycle,
and is heavily affected by the terrestrial organic matter input. However, few studies have …

Global warming is leading to extended stratification in deep lakes, which may exacerbate
phosphorus (P) limitation in the upper waters. Conversion of labile dissolved organic P …

Understanding long-term environmental changes and man-land interactions within wetlands
is important for their ecological maintenance and restoration. However, there has been little …

Questions Do natural and anthropogenic physical disturbances equally affect the distribution
of aquatic plant communities? Can hydrodynamic and geomorphological features be used …

To evaluate the relationship between phosphorus (P) fractions and physicochemical
characteristics in soils of estuarine wetlands with different climax vegetation covers, surface …

This paleolimnological study aims to investigate how natural processes and anthropogenic
land‐use changes have affected sedimentary phosphorus (P) forms and primary producers …

Abstract Information on dissolved phosphorus (DP) and particulate phosphorus (PP) is
essential to evaluate the P dynamics and control eutrophication. In this work, DP and PP in …