Decoupled reciprocal subsidies of biomass and fatty acids in fluxes of invertebrates between a temperate river and the adjacent land:

Title: Decoupled reciprocal subsidies of biomass and fatty acids in fluxes of invertebrates between a temperate river and the adjacent land:
Creator: Moyo, Sydney, Chari, Lenin D, Villet, Martin H, Richoux, Nicole B
Date: 2017
Type: text
Type: article
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/10962/140843
Identifier: vital:37923
Identifier: DOI: 10.1007/s00027-017-0529-0
Description: Streams and riparian areas are tightly coupled through reciprocal trophic subsidies, and there is evidence that these subsidies affect consumers in connected ecosystems. Most studies of subsidies consider only their quantity and not their quality. We determined the bidirectional exchange of organisms between the Kowie River and its riparian zone in South Africa using floating pyramidal traps (to measure insect emergence) and pan traps (to capture infalling invertebrates).
Format: 15 pages, pdf
Language: English
Relation: Aquatic Sciences, Moyo, S., Chari, L.D., Villet, M.H. and Richoux, N.B., 2017. Decoupled reciprocal subsidies of biomass and fatty acids in fluxes of invertebrates between a temperate river and the adjacent land. Aquatic Sciences, 79(3), pp.689-703., Aquatic Sciences volume 79 number 3 689 703 April 2017 1420-9055
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Villet, Martin Herrer (Prof)

Richoux, Nicole Bertine (Assoc Prof)

SDG 15. Life On Land

RU Department of Zoology and Entomology

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