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The aim of this study was to recognize the relationships between the physical  characteristics of river reaches and the supported macrophyte assemblage,  using the newly developed RHS (River Habitat Survey) method and dataset, and  to test the following specific hypotheses: (i) whether there are correlations  between the abundance of macrophyte groups and the physical environment  variables, and (ii) whether these relationships vary between macrophyte  groups with different morphology types. The Tamis river possesses a highly  diverse habitat potential, while high values of HMS capture obviously to  significantly modified habitat classes, significantly distinguishing the R1  and L1 spot-check as a hot spot along the area studied.

A riverside tale: Assessment of altered habitat effects on macrophyte assemblage on the river Tamis, Serbia