Fig. 5 in Can nesting waterbirds influence the community structure of macroinvertebrates in southern Brazilian intermittent wetlands?

Fig. 5. NMDS ordination diagram of (A) the composition of aQuatic macroinvertebrate communities in control and rookery wetlands in southern Brazil; (B) NMDS ordination diagram of the composition of aQuatic macroinvertebrate communities and sampling seasons. Red arrows indicate the water physicochemical variables significantly correlated (P <0.05) with the ordination, as detected by the envfit procedure. Abbreviation of water physicochemical variables: T (water temperature), MO (organic matter in the sediment), NTU (water turbidity); ORP (oXidation-reduction potential). TaXa abbreviation: Physa/Stenophysa (P.S), Thiaridae (Thr), Sepedon (Spd), Celina (Cln), Hidrophilus (Hdr), Dampfius (Dmp), Notonecta (Ntn), Lissorhoptrus (Lss), Belostoma (Bls), Oxyagrion (OXy), Tramea (Trm), Erythemis (Ery), Ochrotrichia (Och), Isotoma sp. (I), Oribatidae (Orb), Leptophlebia (Lpt), Eristalis (Ers), Amphizoa (Amp), Naucoris (Ncr), Delphacidae (D), Rhyacophila (Rhy), Mesovelia (Msv), Gerris (Grr), Ilybius (Ily), Hydrobiomorpha (Hyd), Berosus (Brs), Laccobius (Lcc), Derallus (Drl), Buenoa (Bun), Ambrysus (Amb), Neoplea (Npl), Perithemis (Prt). (C) projection of the water nutrients significantly correlated (P <0.05) with the ordination of aQuatic macroinvertebrate communities in the first sampling season (spring 2016), as detected by the envfit procedure (Ortoph, orthophosphate).