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Mediterranean wetlands are exposed to multiple environmental stressors, including chemical pollution from agricultural practices. Difenoconazole, an azole fungicide used in rice fields to control rice blast, may reach concentrations in Mediterranean wetlands that exceed toxicity thresholds for aquatic organisms. However, its long-term effects on freshwater communities are still poorly understood. This study evaluated the impac...
How the diversity of constructed wetlands improves the plankton communities discharged into a protected Mediterranean wetlandNARA Subscribed
The effectiveness of constructed wetlands (CWs) created to improve water quality has been demonstrated. However, their role in enhancing biodiversity, such as in plankton communities, is still understudied. To assess this, we analysed, over two years, the plankton of three structurally different CWs which are intermediaries between low-quality waters and a protected Mediterranean wetland ( Albufera de València Natural Park). W...
The water concentrations of 12 heavy and other metals/metalloids were analyzed seasonally along two horizontal-flow constructed wetlands (CWs) (Tancat Mília—TM and Tancat l’Illa—TLI) located within the Mediterranean Albufera de València Natural Park during 2020–2021. A wide-scope screening of pesticides present in waters was also performed. The two CWs were created to improve water quality and increase biodiversity. They curre...
Sediment underneath charophyte meadows is enriched in viable ephippia and enhances the benthic periphytic biofilmNARA Subscribed
We contribute to the knowledge of charophyte meadows as key components of aquatic systems by analysing how they affect wetland sediments. We performed a factorial-design experiment with limnocorrals (outdoor mesocosms) in a Mediterranean protected wetland with presence or absence of charophytes [ Chara vulgaris (CV) and Chara hispida (CH), planted from cultures or recruited in situ from germination of their fructifications]. T...
Macrophyte meadows mediate the response of the sediment microbial community to ultraviolet radiationNARA Subscribed
The decrease of the water level in Mediterranean wetlands due to global warming allows UVR to reach the sediment microbial community. Macrophyte meadows, through their structure and compounds contribution, exert influence on this community. Our goal was to establish how the sediment microbial community of a wetland is harmed by UVR, and how the macrophytes mitigate such effects. We performed a field factorial experiment (UVR a...
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