Trevor T. Bringloe

Thriving to surviving: light wavelength modulates photoacclimation response in the siphonous green alga Derbesia

This study examines how different light wavelengths affect the photoacclimation strategies of the siphonous green alga Derbesia, revealing contrasting metabolic and photosynthetic responses under various light conditions.

Extensive nuclear datasets resolve the phylogeny of siphonous green algae and identify genome duplications as a contributing factor to evolutionary adaptations

The paper presents extensive nuclear genome data for 44 Bryopsidales taxa, resolves their phylogeny, and identifies ancient gene duplications, including potential whole genome duplications, as factors in evolutionary adaptations.

Evolutionary genomics of the emergence of brown algae as key components of coastal ecosystems

This study analyzes 60 brown algal genomes to identify genomic innovations and evolutionary patterns that enabled their adaptation to coastal ecosystems.

Population structure in Arctic marine forests is shaped by diverse recolonisation pathways and far northern glacial refugia

This study identifies diverse recolonization pathways and northern glacial refugia shaping genetic diversity in Arctic marine forests using genetic data from 109 seaweed species.