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Plants (Basel, Switzerland)|July 9, 2022
Physiological Adaptation and Plant Distribution along a Steep Hydrological GradientKaj Sand-Jensen, Jens Borum, Claus Lindskov Møller, et al.Global Change Biology|November 26, 2020
Century-long records reveal shifting challenges to seagrass recoveryDorte Krause-Jensen, Carlos M Duarte, Kaj Sand-Jensen, et al.Oecologia|March 18, 2017
Broad-scale comparison of photosynthetic rates across phototrophic organismsSusana Enríquez, Carlos M Duarte, Kaj Sand-Jensen, et al.Ecology Letters|August 1, 2019
More is less: net gain in species richness, but biotic homogenization over 140 yearsTora Finderup Nielsen, Kaj Sand-Jensen, Maria Dornelas, et al.Journal of Environmental Sciences (China)|March 20, 2022
Removal of chromophoric dissolved organic matter under combined photochemical and microbial degradation as a response to different irradiation intensitiesTheis Kragh, Kaj Sand-Jensen, Emil Kristensen, et al.Proceedings. Biological Sciences|March 21, 2019
Sexual conflict and intrasexual polymorphism promote assortative mating and halt population differentiationLars Lønsmann Iversen, Erik I Svensson, Søren Thromsholdt Christensen, et al.Annals of Botany|June 13, 2019
Shallow plant-dominated lakes - extreme environmental variability, carbon cycling and ecological species challengesKaj Sand-Jensen, Mikkel René Andersen, Kenneth Thorø Martinsen, et al.The Science of the Total Environment|November 3, 2021
Wind drives fast changes of light climate in a large, shallow re-established lakeKenneth Thorø Martinsen, Theis Kragh, Kaj Sand-Jensen, et al.Freshwater Biology|May 12, 2020
The search for reference conditions for stream vegetation in northern EuropeAnnette Baattrup-Pedersen, Gunta Springe, Tenna Riis, et al.Journal of Environmental Management|March 19, 2024
Water quality in a shallow eutrophic lake is unaffected by extensive thinning of planktivorous and benthivorous fish speciesEmma Polauke, Jonas Stage Sø, Henrik Carl, et al.Pageof 4