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Zacchaeus G. Compson

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Leaf litter quality affects aquatic insect emergence: Contrasting patterns from two foundation trees

The mass emergence of metamorphosed aquatic insect larvae as airborne adults provides an important seasonal pulse of prey biomass to many aquatic ecosystems.  Ecoss research explored whether the type and quality of leaf litter on which these aquatic larvae feed makes a difference in the types and proportions of various Read more…

By Ecoss, 8 years ago
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