Jakub Borovec

Head of the Freshwater Sediment and Applied Hydrodynamics Lab

Biology Centre

Czech Republic

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Jakub Borovec is the Head of the Freshwater Sediment and Applied Hydrodynamics Lab at the Biology Centre in the Czech Republic. His research areas focus on nutrient release from shallow-lake sediments, the dynamics of endophytic colonization, and the ecological implications of chemical element bioaccumulation in freshwater ecosystems. He has contributed to advancing the understanding of freshwater habitat conservation and nutrient dynamics through recent publications.

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Jiří Bárta

University of South Bohemia

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Jan Lepš

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Zuzana Musilova

Charles University

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Vojtěch Kolář

University of South Bohemia

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Tomáš Ditrich

Researcher, lecturer

University of South Bohemia

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Petr Porcal

University of South Bohemia

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Jakub Borovec

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Articles (12)

Shallow‐lake sediments release nutrients by complete destratification events

qPCR‐based quantification reveals high plant host‐specificity of endophytic colonization levels in leaves

Stratification and respiration dynamics in shallow ponds: insights from continuous temperature measurements

Contrasting catchment soil pH and Fe concentrations influence DOM distribution and nutrient dynamics in freshwater systems

Muddying the unexplored post-industrial waters: Biodiversity and conservation potential of freshwater habitats in fly ash sedimentation lagoons

Bioaccumulation of chemical elements at post-industrial freshwater sites varies predictably between habitats, elements and taxa: A power law approach

Organic matter character as a critical factor determining the fate and stability of its association with iron in sediments

Parasitic trophic mode of plant host affects the extent of colonization, but does not induce systematic shifts in the composition of foliar endophytic assemblages in temperate meadow ecosystems

Species- and compound-specific dynamics of nonstructural carbohydrates toward the world’s upper distribution of vascular plants

Species- and compound-specific dynamics of nonstructural carbohydrates toward the world?s upper distribution of vascular plants

Organic matter character as a critical factor determining the fate and stability of its association with iron in sediments

Sorption and desorption of organic matter in soils as affected by phosphate

Collaborators (6)

Jiří Bárta

Jan Lepš

Zuzana Musilova

Vojtěch Kolář

Tomáš Ditrich

Petr Porcal

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