Exploring Zooplankton-Macrophytes Interaction Research in Mexico: Bibliometric Analysis
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This study conducted a bibliometric review of the Mexican scientific literature on the interactions between macrophytes and zooplankton. The findings suggest that comprehending the role and dynamics of each group is crucial for understanding the overall function of water bodies. Given the richness and distribution of both groups of organisms, Mexico presents a potential for further exploration of fundamental research questions and applications in ecology. The study highlights the need for more research on the impact of macrophyte removal on zooplankton communities, the role of macrophytes in mitigating anthropogenic stressors, the description of food webs, and different ecological interactions including allelopathy between primary and second producers. This work delves into discussing effective strategies for selecting editorial content and fostering collaborative efforts across different topics, all while considering the bibliometric results.
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