Balázs Lukács

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Balázs Lukács

Balázs Lukács

@LukacsBA

Freshwater ecologist, Centre for Ecological Research | #Freshwater | #Plant ecology | #biological #invasion | plant #functional #trait |

Debrecen, Magyarország Katılım Eylül 2017
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Roger Mormul
Roger Mormul@mormul_rp·
Human pressures reshape ecosystems. Two decades of data reveal that native fish are shrinking while non-natives are growing. As land use intensifies, fishery value has dropped by 50%. Invasions + habitat loss = fewer services, less sustainability. nature.com/articles/s4155…
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Ponderful
Ponderful@ponds4climate·
Building ponds provides many ecosystem services and supports freshwater biodiversity. But how will freshwater plants and animals find my new pond? How long will it take to colonise? Watch the new #PONDERFUL video to find out: ow.ly/hMJ750Sp6mq
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Rivers Ecology
Rivers Ecology@EcologyRivers·
Silt traps are areas that collect runoff & allow for sediment particles to settle out. They also collect valuable nutrients & pesticides that reduce pollutants from entering watercourses. There is one at the bottom of the image, which we included in our restoration of this site.
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Hydrobiologia
Hydrobiologia@HYDR_Springer·
New open access in Hydrobiologia: Intraspecific trait variability is relevant in assessing differences in functional composition between native and alien aquatic #plant communities doi.org/10.1007/s10750… rdcu.be/dh3NO
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Balázs Lukács@LukacsBA·
There is severe droughts in Hungary. Any kind of #water is more important then ever. Why do we only think afterwards? #Potamogeton natans
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Anthony Ricciardi
Anthony Ricciardi@EcoInvasions·
1/n] Over the past several yrs, misinformation in the pop media has promoted claims that concern over species invasions are overblown since (for example) 'most invasions do not cause extinctions', etc. Here is a brief reminder of what scientific evidence shows.
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DPReview
DPReview@dpreview·
This incredible video shows a microscopic look at plankton in motion, revealing the beauty of the oft-ignored organism that plays a critical role in our ecosystems dpreview.com/news/103850614…
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