Abstract In China and South America, severe fouling problems caused by Limnoperna
fortunei have been reported for a number of industrial facilities, including water and …

The golden mussel (Limnoperna fortunei) is a filter-collector macroinvertebrate species
originating from southern China. It easily invades water transfer tunnels and attaches onto …

This paper reviews the state-of-the-art eco-hydraulic and eco-sedimentation studies in
China, particularly focusing on the impact of hydropeaking, habitat suitability modelling, bio …

Functional traits are promising features for biomonitoring in freshwater ecosystems. Here,
we focused on 23 floodplain lakes to evaluate the responses of taxonomic and functional …

The golden mussel Limnoperna fortunei (Dunker, 1857) is a filter-feeding species of
freshwater bivalve that is native to southern China. The species readily invades water …

滤食性底栖动物沼蛤极易入侵水利工程的输水通道, 在输水结构上高密度附着, 造成生物污损,
堵塞管道, 降低输水效率, 污染水质, 腐蚀结构, 威胁工程运行, 也给跨流域调水带来潜在危险 …

The freshwater mussels Limnoperna and Dreissena require the low advective flow
conditions of large continental rivers so their larvae can develop sufficiently to settle before …

Golden mussels (Limnoperna fortunei), an invasive species of Mytilidae, settle on the inside
surfaces of water pipelines with high density, often resulting in heavy biofouling and pipe …

沼蛤(Limnopernafortunei) 容易入侵输水管道聚团附着, 增加输水阻力, 引起管壁腐蚀, 污染水质.
该文旨在研究沼蛤在输水管道中的附着污损特性并提出有效防治其附着污损的思路 …

Golden mussel Limnoperna fortunei (Dunker 1857) is a filter-collector species of fresh water
mussel originating from southern China. In the water transfer tunnels from the East River to …