Charophytes are extremely beneficial to lakes, improving water quality and biodiversity. However, their abundance was found to decline in many lakes without clear signs of eutrophication during recent decades.
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Recommendations for reintroducing charophytes for better water quality and biodiversity in lakes
By bibhuti
