It is widely observed that species performance traits (growth, fecundity, population size) follow a unimodal response to temperature (e.g. Huey and Stevenson 1979). These curves may be useful for predicting the response of species to global change. I have been searching for resources, compiling papers and datasets to try to estimate the thermal response, if any, of widespread submerged macrophyte species within my study area (Iceland). Given that there are many factors that regulate the growth/abundance of macrophytes, I am trying to find as much data as possible to try to elucidate these patterns. So I am reaching out to see if any here have suggestions of possible resources.
Maybe this one helps
http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10750-014-1914-5
See this paper about simulation of Co2 and temperatute elevation.
Data Lopes et al 2015b
this is the paper
Article Combined effect of elevated CO2 level and temperature on ger...
Dear Jim, here you can find Vallisneria spiralis growth rates measured by direct (leaf-marking) and indirect methods (core incubations) under in situ temperatures. You'll find biomass values as well.
Cistina
Article Benthic Metabolism and Denitrification in a River Reach: A C...
Article Seasonal fluxes of O2, DIC and CH4 in sediments with Vallisn...
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