Eutrophication (as an increase in total phosphorus [TP]) increases harmful algal blooms and
reduces the proportion of high-quality phytoplankton in seston and the content of ω-3 long …

Eutrophication in marine waters is traditionally assessed by checking if nutrients, algal
biomass and oxygen are below/above a given threshold. However, increased biomass …

Abstract Classical Lotka-Volterra (LV) competition equation has shown that coexistence of
competitive species is only possible when intraspecific competition is stronger than …

In this work, we have studied the spatiotemporal dynamics of a predator–prey model with
selective nonlinear saturated harvesting of both species. The study of the non-diffusive …

Internal phosphorus recycling in lakes is an important nutrient source that promotes algal
growth. Its persistence impedes the effort to improve water quality and thus poses a …

Abstract 'The plankton paradox'view which contradicted competitive exclusion principle has
been changing since the last decade. Current outlook based on the evidence from size …

Natural resources and its enrichment activities are often being associated with the
paradoxical effects in ecology such as in predator–prey and fishery models. Several studies …

Understanding mechanisms of biodiversity has been a central question in ecology. The
coexistence of three species in rock-paper-scissors (RPS) systems are discussed by many …

Microplastic pollution poses a global threat to freshwater ecosystems, with laboratory
experiments indicating potential toxic impacts through chemical toxicity, physical abrasion …

Phosphorus (P) is an essential nutrient element of phytoplankton, as well as a limiting factor
for phytoplankton growth. It controls the succession of blooms from diatoms to …