The recognition of non-indigenous marine macroalgae in New Zealand and the potential
pathways and vectors contributing to their arrival were discussed by Nancy Adams in 1983 …

This paper explores the ways in which the affective and material dimensions of the
commons come together to produce commoner subjectivities. Threats of enclosure can draw …

Intertidal algae have to cope with diurnally and seasonally fluctuating environmental factors
such as salinity, temperature, dehydration, and light. In New Zealand, solar radiation …

Intertidal macroalgae are regularly exposed to hypo-or hypersaline conditions which are
stressful. However, red algae in New Zealand are generally poorly studied in terms of …

Enteric methane emissions from ruminants constitute a large proportion of agricultural
greenhouse gas emissions, particularly in New Zealand. The recent increase in enteric …

On the basis of the results of hydrobotanical research in 2015–2021, it has been found that
the global expansion of the Bonnemaisonia hamifera Hariot filamentous sporophyte stage …

Biodiversity monitoring is an important tool in ecosystem conservation as it can provide
reliable detection of invasive species, indicate resilience after disaster, and serves as …

Members of the red seaweed genus Asparagopsis present a promising solution to
drastically reduce methane production in ruminant livestock by over 90% when included in …