In recent decades, anthropogenically-driven climate change has affected phytoplankton
growth and has widened the differences observed among the gross primary productivity of …

Argentina, an extensive country located in southern South America, encompasses a
considerable range of latitude and altitude, with a high diversity of lowland and highland …

The high Andean arid plateau extends through Peru, Argentina, Bolivia, and Chile. Within
the desert matrix, basins contain wetlands that provide essential resources for human …

Abstract The Qinghai-Tibet Plateau is the highest and largest plateau in the world and is
composed of the world's greatest clustering of plateau lake systems. Given their extreme …

Being a fundamental property of aquatic systems, gross primary productivity (GPP) is
affected by complex environmental factors, such as salinity, nutrients, pH, and sunlight …

The Qinghai-Tibet Plateau is an ecologically fragile region. The changes in physicochemical
parameters of water quality [PPOWQ] and land use types [LUT] in different regions will affect …

High-elevation wetlands in South America are not well described despite their high
sensitivity to human impact and unique biodiversity. We describe the hydroclimatological …

Recent limnic environment on the Tibetan Plateau is fluctuating dramatically due to
anthropogenic warming, significantly affecting primary producers and the stability of aquatic …

Microorganisms are unique among all of the living organisms because of their high
population size, advanced genetic diversity, short generation time, and quick response to …

The role of grazing as a controlling factor of phytoplankton has an extensive debate in the
literature. In this article, five mechanisms that have been explored as potential controlling …