The ocean represents the largest biome on earth; however, we have only begun to
understand the diversity and function of the marine microbial inhabitants and their …

The relative rates of sexual versus asexual reproduction influence the partitioning of genetic
diversity within and among populations. During range expansions, asexual reproduction …

Abstract The Hawaiian Archipelago stretches 2500 km from the Main to the Northwestern
Hawaiian Islands, represents a complex gradient of oceanographic and anthropogenic …

Along the US east coast, the widespread non-native red alga Gracilaria vermiculophylla
provides habitat for an array of macroinvertebrates, including the eastern mudsnail …

Premise A novel control technique was developed to mitigate an invasive siphonous green
alga, Avrainvillea lacerata (Dichotomosiphonaceae), within a shallow degraded reef flat in …

In Hawaiʻi, native macroalgae or “limu” are of ecological, cultural, and economic value.
Invasive algae threaten native macroalgae and coral, which serve a key role in the reef …

Methods and Results Replicated treatments of 3% and 10% hydrogen peroxide (H 2 O 2)
were administered into individual basal attachments of the bed-forming invasive seaweed …

Sex has generated incredible life cycle diversity across eukaryotes. Differences in the timing
of meiosis and fertilization have generated tremendous variation in the duration of haploid …

Advances in high-throughput sequencing have allowed for microbiome studies on natural
and artificial microbial communities, permitting a deeper understanding of how microbes …

Abstract The Hawaiian Archipelago has a high abundance and diversity of macroalgae.
These photosynthetic organisms, found from the intertidal to mesophotic depths, absorb …