12 results for Procambarus clarkii (Red Swamp Crayfish)

Impact ID Scientific Name Impact Type Study Type Study Location Impact Description Geographic Location Reference
1907 Procambarus clarkii Habitat Alteration Observational Laboratory Procambarus clarkii reduces macrophyte diversity through selective macrophyte consumption, which futher changes the local environment richness and ecological assemblage. 33365
1908 Procambarus clarkii Habitat Alteration Experimental Field Procambarus clarkii has been shown to attack adult California newts during experments, which changes their behaviror, as they spend more time on land avoiding the crayfish, which resulted in a decrease in breeding of the newts compared to newts without crayfish present. 14776
1909 Procambarus clarkii Habitat Alteration Observational Field Procambarus clarkii builds extensive burrows along shorelines that collapse and create erosion. 15804
1910 Procambarus clarkii Habitat Alteration Experimental Field The larval densities of amphibian communities have been shown to be reduced in the resence of Procambarus clarkii. 32462
1911 Procambarus clarkii Habitat Alteration Observational Field Procambarus clarkii can be a vector for spreading other nonindigenous species via carapace or digestive tracts. 32138
1912 Procambarus clarkii Habitat Alteration Anecdotal Field The presence of high densities of Procambarus clarkii with the co-occurrence of an increase in many avian species has led many to believe the introduction of the species is responsible. 27394
1913 Procambarus clarkii Habitat Alteration Observational Laboratory Procambarus clarkii feeds on a variety of plant and animals in its nonnative range. 27398
1914 Procambarus clarkii Habitat Alteration Observational Field Procambarus clarkii feeds heavily on aquatic plants, greatly reducing native plant densities in its introduced range. 27455
1915 Procambarus clarkii Habitat Alteration Observational Field Procambarus clarkii can be a vector for spreading other nonindigenous species or transplanting natives outside of their range via commensalism, such as with entocytherid ostracod Uncinocythere thektura. 19689
5190 Procambarus clarkii Habitat Alteration Anecdotal Laboratory Procambarus clarkii ate more Potamogeton nodosus than exotic Cherax quadricarinatus and native Potamonautes perlatus at 19 and 28 degrees Celsius. South Africa 37892
6310 Procambarus clarkii Habitat Alteration Experimental Field The presence of Procambarus clarkii supressed seedling emergence from the seed bank in Lake Kasumigauru, Japan. Lake Kasumigauru, Japan 41510
7053 Procambarus clarkii Habitat Alteration Experimental Laboratory Increased temperatures cause Procambarus clarkii to significantly enhance and increase leaf-litter breakdown and fine particulate organic matter production. Portugal 40070

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