Sebastian Diehl

This study models how resource type and trade-offs affect consumer diversity and productivity in metacommunities, finding that essential resources reduce productivity despite high diversity.

This study uses a modified Lake2D model to show how lake depth, size, and mixing affect pelagic and benthic algal biomass, revealing distinct ecological regimes and a new benthic chlorophyll maximum.

The paper develops a 2D model to explore how physical factors influence benthic and pelagic algal biomass in lakes, identifying three distinct patterns of biomass distribution based on environmental drivers.

The paper evaluates if 1D models can accurately capture whole-lake algal biomass dynamics by comparing models using mean depth versus full morphometry in Lake2D.