The Common Aquatic Plants of the Great Lakes Region: and the Vital Role That They Play in Helping to Promote and Sustain Healthy Inland Lake Ecosystems and Bio-Diversity
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The Common Aquatic Plants of the Great Lakes Region: and the Vital Role That They Play in Helping to Promote and Sustain Healthy Inland Lake Ecosystems and Bio-Diversity

by William Scott Brown

environmental guide Regional Ecology Aquatic Botany
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A concise guide to the aquatic plants of the Great Lakes region and their critical role in sustaining healthy lake ecosystems and biodiversity.

About This Book

This book presents the common aquatic plants found throughout the Great Lakes region.

It explains the vital functions these plants perform in maintaining the health of inland lakes.

The text highlights how aquatic vegetation supports biodiversity within freshwater ecosystems.

Readers will gain a clearer understanding of the ecological importance of these plant species.

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