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Grazing and mowing shape aquatic macroinvertebrate assemblages of small artificial ponds in a eutrophic landscape
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• Management affects aquatic invertebrates and habitat structure of newly built ponds. • Managed ponds exhibit higher sun exposure and invertebrate densities than controls. • Grazed ponds host taxa specialised on shallow muddy shoreline and disturbed habitats. • Mowing supports submerged macrophytes growth and vegetation related taxa. • Management is a cost-effective way for improving conditions of artificial ponds.
Keywords:
Constructed ponds
Wetland restoration
Wetland management
Littoral structure
Community composition
Species richness
Aquatic invertebrates
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