Allelopathy is widespread in marine, brackish, and freshwater habitats. Literature data
indicate that allelopathy could offer a competitive advantage for some phytoplankton species …

The escalating occurrence of toxic cyanobacterial blooms worldwide is a matter of concern.
Global warming and eutrophication play a major role in the regularity of cyanobacterial …

Aquaculture facilities such as fishponds are one of the most anthropogenically impacted
freshwater ecosystems. The high fish biomass reared in aquaculture is associated with an …

Phytoplankton bloom events result in distinct changes in the composition and availability of
nutrients as well as physical conditions within aquatic ecosystems, resulting in significant …

Organisms belonging to Synechococcus sp. genera are observed in all freshwater, brackish,
and marine waters of the world. They play a relevant role in these ecosystems, since they …

A multidisciplinary approach demonstrates how submerged macrophytes generate high
phenological variability in Hungary's Lake Balaton. A 239‐month time series of water …

Recurring blooms of filamentous, red-pigmented and toxin-producing cyanobacteria
Planktothrix rubescens have been reported in numerous deep and stratified prealpine lakes …

The contribution of picocyanobacteria to summer phytoplankton blooms, accompanied by an
ecological crisis, is a new phenomenon in Europe. This issue requires careful investigation …

The phenomenon of cyanobacterial allelopathy is widespread and occurs in almost all
aquatic habitats. Production of active allelopathic compounds is an essential adaptation …

The phytogenic algicide sanguinarine shows strong inhibitory effects on some bloom-
forming cyanobacteria and exhibits great potential in cyanobacterial bloom mitigation. To …