Affiliation: University of Kalmar
- The native bacterioplankton community in the central baltic sea is influenced by freshwater bacterial speciesL Riemann
Department of Natural Sciences, Kalmar University, S 391 82 Kalmar, Sweden
Appl Environ Microbiol 74:503-15. 2008....
- Elevated lytic phage production as a consequence of particle colonization by a marine Flavobacterium (Cellulophaga sp.)Lasse Riemann
Department of Natural Sciences, University of Kalmar, 39182, Kalmar, Sweden
Microb Ecol 56:505-12. 2008..g., in coastal areas or during phytoplankton blooms) where a significant part of phage production may be directly linked to these nutrient-rich "hot spots."..
- Importance of viral lysis and dissolved DNA for bacterioplankton activity in a P-limited estuary, Northern Baltic SeaLasse Riemann
Department of Natural Sciences, Kalmar University, 39182, Kalmar, Sweden
Microb Ecol 57:286-94. 2009..Our results highlight the importance of viral activity for the internal recycling of principal nutrients and pinpoints D-DNA as a particularly relevant compound in microbial P dynamics...
- Global patterns of diversity and community structure in marine bacterioplanktonT Pommier
Department of Natural Science, Kalmar University, SE 39182, Kalmar, Sweden
Mol Ecol 16:867-80. 2007..The general processes behind those patterns are likely to be comparable across taxa and major global biomes...