Receiving coastal waters and estuaries are among the most nutrient‐enriched environments
on earth, and one of the symptoms of the resulting eutrophication is the proliferation of …

Spatial subsidies are considered strong where differences in resource availability between
donor and recipient systems are greatest. We tested whether human activities on land can …

Time series of temperature, salinity and nutrients in the Strait of Gibraltar (SoG) were
researched to analyze which factors explain the invasive success of Rugulopteryx …

Marine pollution from aquaculture wastewater is a widespread and increasing ecological
problem. Algae, with their ability to remove surplus nutrients from wastewater, are a good …

Increased nutrient inputs to temperate coastal waters have led to increased occurrences of
macroalgal blooms worldwide. To identify nutrients that are limiting to macroalgae and to …

During the growth period of economically cultured Sargassum fusiforme, offshore
eutrophication and ammonium release from sediments, both induced by high temperatures …

Eutrophication is one of the key local stressors for coastal marine ecosystems, particularly in
those locations with many estuaries, intense coastal development or agriculture, and a lack …

Assessments of temporal variation in stable carbon and nitrogen ratios were used to
examine seasonal trends of the water column and benthic food webs in the Mondego …

Our understanding of the response of vascular, terrestrial plants to nitrogen (N) addition is
advanced and provides the foundation for modern agriculture. In comparison, information on …

To determine if an opportunistic macroalga could increase its tissue nitrogen content in
response to nutrient pulses forced by the internal tide, independent samples of the green …