Publication: To what extent are Swiss springs refugial habitats for sensitive and endangered Diatom taxa?
To what extent are Swiss springs refugial habitats for sensitive and endangered Diatom taxa?
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Taxböck, L., Linder, H. P., & Cantonati, M. (2017). To what extent are Swiss springs refugial habitats for sensitive and endangered Diatom taxa? Water, 9, 967. https://doi.org/10.3390/w9120967
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Habitat alteration is one of the major drivers of species loss. Springs may be among the least affected aquatic habitats and are considered to be refugial habitats. Diatom assemblages were sampled from 74 Swiss springs comprising seven spring types over a wide altitudinal and ecological range as well as a wide range of anthropogenic modifications (alterations). Each spring was assigned to a five-point alteration scale, from natural to heavily altered. In total, 504 diatom species were recorded (not including 36 taxa that could not be
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- Taxböck, Lukas
- Linder, H Peter
- Cantonati, Marco
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Taxböck, L., Linder, H. P., & Cantonati, M. (2017). To what extent are Swiss springs refugial habitats for sensitive and endangered Diatom taxa? Water, 9, 967. https://doi.org/10.3390/w9120967
