Flotation culture of macrophytes in reservoirs (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

摘要

Cultivation in flotation of macrophytes in reservoirs. New procedure for the maintenance of reservoirs consisting of arranging a carpet of macrophytes on the surface of the water. This tapestry of macrophytes is found in floatation, and is formed by species that in natural conditions fix their roots on the shore or in shallow areas of wetlands, with an emerging aerial part, including the genera typha, sparganium, scirpus, canna, juncus, iris and others similar. This tapestry can have a variable shape and can be anchored to the bottom of the reservoir or tied to the shore, and can constitute an island or have a certain number of areas of contact with the shore. It is formed by portions of tapestry grown in nurseries that are joined in the reservoir by means of staples or ties of biological material, such as esparto, wood, wicker, etc. With it, it is possible to reduce the clogging of the reservoir, its eutrophication, its loss of water and its contribution to global and regional warming and increase its capacity to house biodiversity. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)