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Structure-based optics of centric diatom frustules: modulation of the in vivo light field for efficient diatom photosynthesis by Goessling, Johannes W., Su, Yanyan, Cartaxana, Paulo, Maibohm, Christian, Rickelt, Lars F., Trampe, Erik C. L., Walby, Sandra L., Wangpraseurt, Daniel, Wu, Xia, Ellegaard, Marianne, Kühl, Michael

“…The optical properties of diatom silicate frustules inspire photonics and nanotechnology research. Whether light interaction with the nano-structure of the…”
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Pigment and Fatty Acid Production under Different Light Qualities in the Diatom Phaeodactylum tricornutum by Duarte, Bernardo, Feijão, Eduardo, Goessling, Johannes W., Caçador, Isabel, Matos, Ana Rita

“…Diatoms are microscopic biorefineries producing value-added molecules, including unique pigments, triglycerides (TAGs) and long-chain polyunsaturated fatty…”
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Highly Reproducible, Bio‐Based Slab Photonic Crystals Grown by Diatoms by Goessling, Johannes W., Wardley, William P., Lopez‐Garcia, Martin

“…Slab photonic crystals (PhCs) are photonic structures used in many modern optical technologies. Fabrication of these components is costly and usually involves…”
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Synoptic Spatio-Temporal Variability of the Photosynthetic Productivity of Microphytobenthos and Phytoplankton in a Tidal Estuary by Frankenbach, Silja, Ezequiel, João, Plecha, Sandra, Goessling, Johannes W., Vaz, Leandro, Kühl, Michael, Dias, João Miguel, Vaz, Nuno, Serôdio, João

“…Tidal estuaries are regarded as highly important ecosystems, mostly due to their high primary productivity and associated role as carbon sinks. In these…”
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Measuring Photonics in Photosynthesis: Combined Micro-Fourier Image Spectroscopy and Pulse Amplitude Modulated Chlorophyll Fluorimetry at the Micrometre-Scale by Wardley, William P., Goessling, Johannes W., Lopez-Garcia, Martin

“…Natural photonic structures are common across the biological kingdoms, serving a diversity of functionalities. The study of implications of photonic structures…”
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Toxicity Going Nano: Ionic Versus Engineered Cu Nanoparticles Impacts on the Physiological Fitness of the Model Diatom Phaeodactylum tricornutum by Franzitta, Marco, Feijão, Eduardo, Cabrita, Maria Teresa, Gameiro, Carla, Matos, Ana Rita, Marques, João Carlos, Goessling, Johannes W., Reis-Santos, Patrick, Fonseca, Vanessa F., Pretti, Carlo, Caçador, Isabel, Duarte, Bernardo

“…Increasing input of Metal Engineered Nano Particles (MeENPs) in marine ecosystems has raised concerns about their potential toxicity on phytoplankton. Given…”
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Kleptoplast distribution, photosynthetic efficiency and sequestration mechanisms in intertidal benthic foraminifera by Jesus, Bruno, Jauffrais, Thierry, Trampe, Erik C. L., Goessling, Johannes W., Lekieffre, Charlotte, Meibom, Anders, Kühl, Michael, Geslin, Emmanuelle

“…Foraminifera are ubiquitously distributed in marine habitats, playing a major role in marine sediment carbon sequestration and the nitrogen cycle. They exhibit…”
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Pathogenicity of Pythium species to maize by Schmidt, Christoph S., Leclerque, Andreas, Pfeiffer, Tobias, Goessling, Johannes W., Orlik, Marc, Jamshidi, Behzad, Saar, Katharina, Sellmann, Jörg, Siepe, Isabella, Koch, Eckhard

“…Pythium isolates from diseased and dead bait plants of maize and cress grown in compost or various soils (maize fields, parkland under deciduous trees,…”
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Differences in the optical properties of valve and girdle band in a centric diatom by Goessling, Johannes W, Su, Yanyan, Maibohm, Christian, Ellegaard, Marianne, Kühl, Michael

“…Diatoms are phototrophic single-celled microalgae encased in a cell wall (frustule) made of amorphous silicate. The frustule comprises two valves connected by…”
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Photo-Protection in the Centric Diatom Coscinodiscus granii is Not Controlled by Chloroplast High-Light Avoidance Movement by Goessling, Johannes W., Cartaxana, Paulo, Kühl, Michael

“…Diatoms are important phototrophs in the worlds’ oceans contributing approximately 40% of the global primary photosynthetic production. This is partially…”
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Quinoa variety identification based on fatty acid composition and multivariate chemometrics approaches by Duarte, Bernardo, Goessling, Johannes W., Fonseca, Vanessa F., Jacobsen, Sven-Erik, Matos, Ana Rita

“…Quinoa consumption has increased in worldwide importance due to an extraordinary nutritional value and public acceptance as alternative food. Fatty acid…”
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Influence of biochar on drought tolerance of Chenopodium quinoa Willd and on soil–plant relations by Kammann, Claudia Irene, Linsel, Sebastian, Gößling, Johannes W., Koyro, Hans-Werner

“…The application of pyrogenic carbon, biochar, to agricultural soils is currently discussed as a win-win strategy to sequester carbon in soil, thus improving…”
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Modulation of the light field related to valve optical properties of raphid diatoms: implications for niche differentiation in the microphytobenthos by Goessling, Johannes W., Frankenbach, Silja, Ribeiro, Lourenço, Serôdio, João, Kühl, Michael

“…Differences in the spectral light absorption of photopigments allow for niche differentiation and coexistence of cyanobacteria and diatoms. Evolution in the…”
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Light and O sub(2) microenvironments in two contrasting diatom-dominated coastal sediments by Cartaxana, Paulo, Ribeiro, Lourenco, Goessling, Johannes W, Cruz, Sonia, Kuhl, Michael

“…The close coupling of photosynthesis and light was studied in 2 contrasting diatom-dominated coastal sediments (sand and mud flats) using O sub(2)…”
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Light and O₂ microenvironments in two contrasting diatom-dominated coastal sediments by Cartaxana, Paulo, Ribeiro, Lourenço, Goessling, Johannes W., Cruz, Sónia, Kühl, Michael

“…The close coupling of photosynthesis and light was studied in 2 contrasting diatom-dominated coastal sediments (sand and mud flats) using O₂ microelectrodes…”
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Plasmonic crystals with highly ordered lattice geometries using continuous metal films on diatom bio-silica as both scaffolds and sources of tuneability by Wardley, William P, Goessling, Johannes W, Lopez-Garcia, Martin

“…Diatoms are microscopic algae found in all of Earths water courses. They produce frustules, porous silica exoskeletons, grown by precipitation of silicic acid…”
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