Daniel Roelke

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Texas A&M University at Galveston

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Daniel Roelke is a Professor at Texas A&M University Galveston, USA. His research focuses on aquatic ecology, particularly involving microcystins, nitrogen cycles, and phytoplankton dynamics in freshwater systems. He has contributed significant insights into the roles of cyanobacteria and nutrient interactions through advanced models and empirical studies. His recent work emphasizes the integration of ecological theories with practical applications in ecosystem management and climate change adaptation.

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National University of Singapore (NUS)

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A Spatially Explicit, Multi-nutrient, Multi-species Plankton Model for Shallow Bay Systems

Concentration of total microcystins associates with nitrate and nitrite, and may disrupt the nitrogen cycle, in warm-monomictic lakes of the southcentral United States

Competitive superiority of N-fixing cyanobacteria when fixed N is scarce: Reconsiderations based on a model with heterocyst differentiation

Allelopathy and micropredation paradigms reconcile with system stoichiometry

Cyanobacteria and nitrates in karstic systems of Yucatan (Mexico) and Texas (USA)

Tropical macrophytes promote phytoplankton community shifts in lake mesocosms: relevance for lake restoration in warm climates

Relative roles of fundamental processes underpinning PEG dynamics in dimictic lakes as revealed by a self-organizing, multi-population plankton model

Cyanobacteria in inland waters: new monitoring, reporting, modelling and ecological research

Dynamics of nitrogen-fixing cyanobacteria with heterocysts: A stoichiometric model

Integrating Agriculture and Ecosystems to Find Suitable Adaptations to Climate Change

Using YY supermales to destabilize invasive fish populations

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Maxine Allayne Darlene Mowe

Jessica Labonté

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