Assessing the local effects of riparian restoration on urban streams
作者： Ross Thompson , Stacey Parkinson , None
DOI: 10.1080/00288330.2011.569988
关键词: Riparian forest 、 Vegetation 、 Riparian zone 、 STREAMS 、 Environmental science 、 Terrestrial ecosystem 、 Invertebrate 、 Biomass (ecology) 、 Aquatic ecosystem 、 Ecology
摘要: Abstract Riparian zones mediate chemical and biological exchanges between streams the terrestrial environment. In urban systems, these are often heavily modified by removal of native vegetation bank disruption. Management agencies have made considerable investments into restoring riparian through replanting. We investigated potential for plantings to restore invertebrate communities, comparing open forested (replanted) reaches over winter within three in Melbourne, Australia. Clear differences aquatic habitats, food resources fauna were evident reaches. Algal biomass on artificial substrates did not differ significantly Open had higher abundances taxa reliant autochthonous production as primary (e.g. gastropods, chironomids oligochaetes), while displayed a diversity associated with allochthonous resources. conclude that pla...
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