Andrew Laursen

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Tokyo Metropolitan University

Canada

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Andrew Laursen is a Professor at Toronto Metropolitan University, Canada. His research focuses on environmental impacts and survival strategies of microorganisms, as well as the ecological dynamics of plant populations. Recent articles explore topics such as the interaction of selenium and methylmercury, survival strategies of bacteria under stress, and the effects of hybridization on the evolution of wild and cultivated Raphanus species.

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University of Toronto

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Does selenium offset methylmercury toxicity across trophic levels in a primary producer, Auxenochlorella pyrenoidosa, and a detritovore, Aeolosoma variegatum?

Huddling together to survive: Population density as a survival strategy of non-spore forming bacteria under nutrient starvation and desiccation at solid-air interfaces

Growth and fecundity of colonizing hybrid Raphanus populations are environmentally dependent

A multivariate analysis of morphological divergence of “seeds” (achenes) among ruderal, fibre, oilseed, dioecious/monoecious and marijuana variants of Cannabis sativa L.

Hybridization Slows Rate of Evolution in Crop-Wild Compared to Wild Populations of Weedy Raphanus Across a Moisture Gradient

Searching for bacteria in sticky situations: Methods for investigating bacterial survival at solid-air interfaces involving Wyoming MX-80 bentonite

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Stephanie J. Melles

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