Research and analysis

Stoneworts: their habitats, ecological requirements and conservation

Summary of a thesis investigating the limits of environmental tolerances for British stoneworts with particular reference to water quality and rarer species.

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Environment Agency
Published
1 March 1999

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Stoneworts: their habitats, ecological requirements and conservation

Ref: LIT 1011

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The main aim of this report is to produce a guide to the habitats, ecological requirements and conservation of British stoneworts. It includes chapters on the structure of stoneworts to help with identification, the critical water quality limits of nitrogen, phosphorus and copper, and examples of practical conservation methods. It is intended for use by anyone who works in conservation or water quality as well as those who manage wetland sites.

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Published 1 March 1999

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