Prof.dr. J.G.M. Roelofs

Update Persondata

• biochemistry
• biogeochemisty
• ecology
• restoration
• wetlands

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Publications

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Elevated alkalinity and sulfate adversely affect the aquatic macrophyte lobelia dortmanna

Micro-halocline enabled nutrient recycling may explain extreme azolla event in the eocene arctic ocean

Improved prediction of vegetation composition in nw european softwater lakes by combining location, water and sediment chemistry

Liming induces changes in the macrophyte vegetation of norwegian softwater lakes by mitigating carbon limitation: Results from a field experiment?

Selecting predictors for discriminant analysis of species performance: An example from an amphibious softwater plant

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Enhanced publications

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Doctoral Thesis: The influence of rising CO2 availability on softwater vegetation

Doctoral Thesis: Stressors and feedbacks in temperate seagrass ecosystems

Doctoral Thesis: Species-rich heathlands degraded by atmospheric N deposition: perspectives for restoration

Doctoral Thesis: On biogeochemical processes influencing eutrophication and toxicity in riverine wetlands

Doctoral Thesis: Biogeochemical Constraints for Restoration of Sulphate-Rich Fens

Completed research projects

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Supervisor	Seagrass systems under nutrient loads, hydrodynamics & green turtle grazing Do green turtles rule the seagrass world?
Supervisor	An Ecophysiological Study of Extant Azolla Species
Supervisor	The influence of rising CO2 availability on softwater vegetation
Supervisor	Biochemical constraints on combined flood control, water storage and ecological restoration in eastern European river floodplains
Co-supervisor	Effects of zooplanktivory on the structure and functioning of a tritrophic pelagic food web - a cosm approach (COSM2)

All completed research..

Classification

C50000	Environmental studies
D22400	Ecology