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Title: Ephemeral wetlands in the Maltese Islands : effects of anthropogenic stress and protective counter-measures
Authors: Lanfranco, Sandro
Keywords: Wetlands -- Malta
Freshwater ecology -- Malta
Environmental management -- Malta
Freshwater plants -- Malta
Aquatic herbicides -- Environmental aspects
Aquatic weeds -- Control
Issue Date: 1996
Publisher: Agence Regionale pour la Protection de l'Environnement
Citation: Lanfranco, S. (1996). Ephemeral wetlands in the Maltese Islands : effects of anthropogenic stress and protective counter-measures. Ephemeral wetlands in the Maltese Islands : effects of anthropogenic stress and protective counter-measures, Nice.
Abstract: Freshwater habitats in the Maltese Islands are not of widespread occurrence. The extent of such biotopes is limited by the spatial properties of the islands and by temporal restrictions resulting from biseasonal precipitation patterns. As such, natural freshwaters in the Maltese Islands are strictly ephemeral and generally occur as temporary pools maintained by cycles of precipitation and as intermittent streams that accumulate surface runoff in valley systems.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle/123456789/42206
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