Although associations between phytoplankton and micro-eukaryotes have been studied in
aquatic ecosystems, there are still knowledge gaps in comprehending their dynamics and …

Numerous studies support that biodiversity predict most to ecosystem functioning, but
whether other factors display a more significant direct impact on ecosystem functioning than …

Non-point source pollution and water eutrophication from agricultural runoff present global
challenges that impact ground and surface waters. The search for a feasible and sustainable …

The variation of water quality in long-distance water supply projects is often different from
that in natural water bodies, especially the environmental risks of artificial open canal water …

Severe drought is widely recognized for its impact on water quantity, but its equally
consequential role in degrading water quality often goes understudied. This issue …

Eutrophication is a key threat to aquatic biodiversity around the world, but especially in the
Cerrado biome that has undergone intensive land use conversion and fertilizer use. In this …

Phytoplankton growth depends not only upon external factors that are not strongly altered by
the presence of phytoplankton, such as temperature, but also upon factors that are strongly …

Water level fluctuations (WLFs) constituted a dominant factor controlling the structure and
function of freshwater ecosystems but the mechanism of WLFs on phytoplankton community …

A coupled hydrodynamic-biogeochemical model was applied to simulate scenarios of
classic restoration practices to address eutrophication in a cascade system comprised of six …

Urban reservoirs are frequently exposed to impacts from high population density, polluting
activities, and the absence of environmental control measures and monitoring. In this study …