Intercalibrating classifications of ecological status: Europe's quest for common management objectives for aquatic ecosystems von Birk, S., Willby, N.J., Kelly, M.G., Bonne, W., Borja, A., Poikane, S., van de Bund, W.

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Leaf Dry Matter Content as an Integrative Expression of Plant Palatability: The Case of Freshwater Macrophytes von Elger, A., Willby, N. J.

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Attribute-based classification of European hydrophytes and its relationship to habitat utilization von Willby, Nigel J., Abernethy, Vicky J., Demars, Benoît O. L.

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Changes along a disturbance gradient in the density and composition of propagule banks in floodplain aquatic habitats von Abernethy, V.J, Willby, N.J

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Tissue Nutrient Signatures Predict Herbaceous-Wetland Community Responses to Nutrient Availability von Willby, N. J., Pulford, I. D., Flowers, T. H.

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Inter-relationships between standing crop, biodiversity and trait attributes of hydrophytic vegetation in artificial waterways von Willby, Nigel J., Pygott, Eaton

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The effectiveness of aquatic plants as surrogates for wider biodiversity in standing fresh waters von Law, A, Baker, A, Sayer, C, Foster, G, Gunn, IDM, Taylor, P, Pattison, Z, Blaikie, J, Willby, NJ

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Backwater habitats and their role in nature conservation on navigable waterways von WILLBY, N. J, EATON, J. W

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A Scottish flood-plain mire: The Insh Marshes, Strathspey von Willby, Nigel J., Murphy, Kevin J., Pulford, Ian D.

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