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These studies suggest that Salvinia auriculata is an invasive aquatic fern with significant environmental impacts, identifiable by specific morphological traits, and has potential uses in wastewater treatment and as a bioindicator for water quality, but is also susceptible to various environmental stressors and pathogens.
Salvinia auriculata, commonly known as eared salvinia, is a floating aquatic fern that has garnered attention due to its invasive nature and its potential use in environmental monitoring and wastewater treatment. This synthesis aims to consolidate key insights from various research papers on the distribution, ecological impact, physiological responses, and potential applications of S. auriculata.
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Salvinia auriculata is a versatile aquatic fern with significant ecological and environmental implications. Its invasive nature poses a threat to native ecosystems, but its ability to absorb pollutants and its potential use in wastewater treatment highlight its utility in environmental management. Understanding its physiological responses and reproductive strategies can aid in developing effective control measures and leveraging its benefits for ecological monitoring and remediation.
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