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<strong>International</strong> <strong>Conference</strong> on the Status and Future of the World’s Large Rivers
11‐14 April 2011, Vienna
Poster Session, Wednesday, 13 April 2011
Poster Session 3
“Ecology & Restoration”
(12:00 – 13:30, Foyer G/H)
301 Aquatic alien invasive species as management issue
Vasiljević, B., Zorić, K., Tomović, J., Atanacković, A., Vranković, J., Marković, V., Paunović, M.
302 Carbon flow pathways in a temparate large river food web
Pingram, M., Collier, K., Hamilton, D., Hicks, B., David, B.
303 Effects of water and sediment pollution on aquatic ecology
Jin, X., Wang, Z., Mengzhen, X., Xuehua, D.
304 Biodiversity and ecosystem functioning in floodplain systems
Striebel, M., Schabhüttl, S., Weigelhofer, G., Hein, T., Weigert, A.
305 Impact of drying and re‐flooding of sediments on phosphorus dynamics
Schönbrunner, I., Preiner, S., Hein, T.
306 Reconnection of Danube floodplains: effects on nitrogen cycling
Welti, N., Bondar‐Kunze, E., Mair, M., Lachouani, P., Wanek, W., Bonin, P., Pinay, G., Hein, T.
307 Role of wetlands in the management and restoration of large rivers
Zsuffa, I.
308 Hydro‐geomorphology shapes fish abundance in the lower Volga floodplain
Górski, K., Buijse, A., Winter, H., de Leeuw, J., Compton, T., Vekhov, D., Zolotarev, D., et al.
309 Lateral movements of fish in a large temperate river system
Górski, K., Collier, K., Hamilton, D., Hicks, B.
310 Comparison of larval fish drift in the stream of the river Danube and in a tributary
Abel, P., Lechner, A., Keckeis, H.
311 The downstream drift of 0+ fish in the Austrian Danube
Lechner, A., Keckeis, H., Schludermann, E., Humphries, P.
312 Inundation patterns and fish production in the Volga‐Akhtuba floodplain (Russia)
Nagelkerke, L., Middelkoop, H., Van de Wolfshaar, K., Addink, E., Winter, E.
314 Diet of barbel in Belgrade section of the Danube River
Djikanovic, V., Jakovcev‐Todorovic, D., Nikolic, V., Cakic, P.
<strong>International</strong> <strong>Conference</strong> on the Status and Future of the World’s Large Rivers
11‐14 April 2011, Vienna
315 Monitoring activities in the Volga headwaters ‐ the refugial system upstream the hydropower
cascade
Schletterer, M., Füreder, L., Kuzovlev, V., Beketov, M.
316 Hydromorphological degradation impact on the benthic invertebrates in large rivers in Slovenia
Urbanič, G.
317 Macrophytes in relation to their distance in the River Danube
Barta, V., Schmidt‐Mumm, U., Janauer, G.
318 Large spatio‐temporal variation in macrophyte cover in lakes along the lower Rhine
Van Geest, G., Buijse, A.
319 Wetland vegetation related to water level in lake Poyang‐Yangtze River
Chen, Y., Liu, X., Wang, X.
320 Floristic assessment of the Rio Negro blackwater seasonally flooded Amazonian forests
Montero, J., Wittmann, F., Piedade, M., Reif, A.
321 A comprehensive solution to aquatic habitat fragmentation, Laurentian Great Lakes
Buser, D., Struck, A.
322 Plant and macro‐invertebrate dynamics in Rhine side channels after restoration
Meyer, A., Combroux, I., Schmitt, L., Trémolières, M.
323 Effects of vessel‐induced waves on the yoy‐fish coenosis at different habitat types
Schludermann, E., Liedermann, M., Hoyer, H., et al.
324 Food security and environmental needs in Karkheh River basin 2025
Marjanizadeh, S., Loiskandl, W., De Fraiture, C.
Plus posters additionally presented in the
Discussion Papers Sessions on Wednesday, 13 th of April.
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