AVIAN COMMUNITY RESPONSES TO HYDRILLA INVASION

Keywords

Hydrilla, Foraging, Species richness, Ecology, Biology

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• Keystone functions of Hydrilla verticillataStephen Sumithran, P. J. Sanjeeva Raj — 2013
• Assessing impacts of introduced aquatic species: Grass carp in large systemsMark B. Bain — 1993
• Effects on fisheries and waterbirds of raising water levels at Kerkini Reservoir, a Ramsar site in northern greeceAlain J. Crivellì, Patrick Grillas, Hans Jerrentrup — 1995
• Waterbirds as indicators of ecosystem health in the coastal marine habitats of southern Florida: 1. Selection and justification for a suite of indicator speciesJohn C. Ogden, John D. Baldwin, Oron L. Bass — 2014
• Lack of exotic hydrilla infestation effects on plant, fish and aquatic bird community measuresMark V. Hoyer, Melissa Woods Jackson, Micheal S. Allen — 2008
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• Seed Dispersal of the Chinese Tallow Tree (Sapium sebiferum (L.) Roxb.) by Birds in Coastal South CarolinaIan J. Renne, Sidney A. Gauthreaux, Charles A. Gresham — 2000
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• Maintaining vegetative structure during weed management sustains birds and an invasive mammalEmma H. Carlos, Anthony R. Rendall, Maria Gibson — 2023
• Interactions among non-native plants and birdsS. Reichard, Linda Chalker-Scott, S. Buchanan — 2001

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