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How do native aquatic communities of macrophytes, zooplankton and invertebrates respond to the biological control of invasive weed Azolla filiculoides? Case study on shallow temperate ponds in Belgium
Singh, K. (2022). How do native aquatic communities of macrophytes, zooplankton and invertebrates respond to the biological control of invasive weed Azolla filiculoides? Case study on shallow temperate ponds in Belgium. MSc Thesis. Universiteit Antwerpen/Ghent University/Vrije Universiteit Brussel: Antwerpen/Gent/Brussel. 45 pp.
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