Lakes worldwide are affected by multiple stressors, including climate change. This includes
massive loading of both nutrients and humic substances to lakes during extreme weather …

Ecologists collectively predict that climate change will enhance phytoplankton biomass in
northern lakes. Yet there are unique variations in the structures and regulating functions of …

This work explores the potential of three hypersaline native microalgae strains from
Oklahoma, Geitlerinema carotinosum, Pseudanabaena sp., and Picochlorum oklahomensis …

Deep cyanobacteria layers are an emerging concern in harmful algal bloom research,
posing a “known unknown” risk to human health. A known unknown risk is one of which …

Browning of surface waters, also known as brownification, is a process of decreasing water
transparency, particularly in boreal lakes surrounded by intensively managed forests and …

The effects of lake browning on trophic functioning of planktonic food webs are not fully
understood. We studied the effects of browning on the response patterns of polyunsaturated …

Abstract The Canadian Prairie Pothole Region is a hotspot for cyanobacteria-dominated
lakes. Our study found significant differences in cyanobacteria biomass within lakes ranging …

Pseudanabaena spp. are filamentous cyanobacteria widely distributed in temperate lakes.
Though infrequent, they can form harmful algal blooms. Here, we present a high-quality …

Deep cyanobacteria layers are an emerging concern in harmful algal bloom research,
posing a “known unknown” risk to human health. A known unknown risk is one of which …