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The invasive macrophyte Nitellopsis obtusa may facilitate the invasive mussel Dreissena polymorpha and Microcystis blooms in a large, shallow lake

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This study was conducted in Lake Scugog, a large, shallow reservoir in Ontario, Canada. Historically, Lake Scugog has been a macrophyte-dominated ecosystem with a productive fishery. In recent year... Click to show full abstract

This study was conducted in Lake Scugog, a large, shallow reservoir in Ontario, Canada. Historically, Lake Scugog has been a macrophyte-dominated ecosystem with a productive fishery. In recent year...

Keywords: large shallow; nitellopsis obtusa; obtusa may; invasive macrophyte; macrophyte nitellopsis; may facilitate

Journal Title: Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences
Year Published: 2020

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