E. Jeppesen

Species-level classification provides new insights into the biogeographical patterns of microbial communities in shallow saline lakes

The paper uses long-read sequencing to analyze microbial communities in saline lakes, finding that salinity strongly structures bacterial communities and that finer taxonomic classification reveals new insights into biogeographical patterns.

Dynamics of associated microbiomes during algal bloom development: to see and to be seeing

The paper tracks microbiome dynamics during algal blooms using 16S rRNA sequencing and imaging flow cytometry to identify microbial taxa and their temporal changes.

From colonial clusters to colonial "sheaths": analysis of Microcystis morphospecies in mesocosm by imaging flow cytometry

The paper uses imaging flow cytometry and sequencing to study seasonal Microcystis community dynamics in a mesocosm, revealing colonial sheaths as distinct entities and their role in bloom development.

Morphological and physiological response strategies of Vallisneria natans at different water depths and light conditions

This study investigates how water depth and light conditions affect the morphology, physiology, and resource allocation of Vallisneria natans, showing shifts in resource allocation between light acquisition and reproduction.