17 páginas, 3 tablas, 4 figuras[EN] Riparian invasion by exotic trees may lead to changes in the quality of leaf-litter inputs to freshwater ecosystems. Leaflitter inputs are especially important in headwater streams, where aquatic food webs largely depend on the organic matter provided by the terrestrial vegetation. In a headwater stream of Central Spain, North of Guadalajara Province (Tagus basin) we compared the decomposition and biological colonization of leaf litter among two exotic (Ailanthus altissima Mill. Swingle and Robinia pseudoacacia L.) and two native trees (Fraxinus angustifolia Vahl. and Populus alba L.) co-existing in riparian zones.We hypothesized a lower biological colonization of exotic leaves due to organisms have not c...
© Asociación Ibérica de Limnología Madrid. The main goal of this study was to identify the main driv...
We compared macroinvertebrate communities on leaf packs made of recently senesced leaves of native Q...
Eucalypt plantations cover over 1.5 million ha in the Iberian Peninsula. The effects of the replacem...
Riparian invasion by exotic trees may lead to changes in the quality of leaf-litter inputs to freshw...
One of the most important sources of energy in aquatic ecosystems is the allochthonous input of detr...
One of the most important sources of energy in aquatic ecosystems is the allochthonous input of detr...
J. Jesús Casas et al.Terrestrial plant litter is important in sustaining stream food webs in foreste...
ABSTRACT\ud A signature of globalization is the prevalence of exotic trees along reforested urban an...
We compared loss in leaf mass and chemical changes (concentrations of carbon, nitrogen, phosphorous,...
Detrital food webs of woodland streams depend on terrestrial litter input and, thus, are susceptibl...
Invasions of exotic tree species can cause profound changes in community composition and structure, ...
High species richness of tropical riparian trees influences the diversity of organic detritus enteri...
The invasion of native riparian forests by exotic tree species can lead to profound changes in the e...
Non-native nitrogen-fixing Acacia species have been invading riparian ecosystems worldwide, potentia...
Leaf litter inputs and retention play an important role in ecosystem functioning in forested streams...
© Asociación Ibérica de Limnología Madrid. The main goal of this study was to identify the main driv...
We compared macroinvertebrate communities on leaf packs made of recently senesced leaves of native Q...
Eucalypt plantations cover over 1.5 million ha in the Iberian Peninsula. The effects of the replacem...
Riparian invasion by exotic trees may lead to changes in the quality of leaf-litter inputs to freshw...
One of the most important sources of energy in aquatic ecosystems is the allochthonous input of detr...
One of the most important sources of energy in aquatic ecosystems is the allochthonous input of detr...
J. Jesús Casas et al.Terrestrial plant litter is important in sustaining stream food webs in foreste...
ABSTRACT\ud A signature of globalization is the prevalence of exotic trees along reforested urban an...
We compared loss in leaf mass and chemical changes (concentrations of carbon, nitrogen, phosphorous,...
Detrital food webs of woodland streams depend on terrestrial litter input and, thus, are susceptibl...
Invasions of exotic tree species can cause profound changes in community composition and structure, ...
High species richness of tropical riparian trees influences the diversity of organic detritus enteri...
The invasion of native riparian forests by exotic tree species can lead to profound changes in the e...
Non-native nitrogen-fixing Acacia species have been invading riparian ecosystems worldwide, potentia...
Leaf litter inputs and retention play an important role in ecosystem functioning in forested streams...
© Asociación Ibérica de Limnología Madrid. The main goal of this study was to identify the main driv...
We compared macroinvertebrate communities on leaf packs made of recently senesced leaves of native Q...
Eucalypt plantations cover over 1.5 million ha in the Iberian Peninsula. The effects of the replacem...