L. Listmann

Co-evolutionary patterns shown in Ostreococcus-virus system from the Western Baltic Sea in freshly isolated hosts and viruses.

The paper examines co-evolutionary patterns between Ostreococcus hosts and their viruses in the Western Baltic Sea, showing that coexistence timing drives infection patterns and highlights species-specific co-evolution.

Predicting the unpredictable: heatwaves and history of variability shape phytoplankton community thermal responses within one generation

The paper examines how thermal unpredictability and environmental history influence phytoplankton metabolic responses within one generation in two Baltic Sea regions.

Epidemiological dynamics of viral infection in a marine pico-eukaryote

The paper uses epidemiological models to show that periodic viral re-seeding, not resistance costs, explains the persistence of susceptible hosts in natural populations of Ostreococcus tauri.

Carbon acquisition in a Baltic pico-phytoplankton species - Where does the carbon for growth come from?

The paper investigates carbon acquisition strategies in Ostreococcus sp. strains from different Baltic Sea regions, finding shifts in carbon source use with temperature and growth stage.

Functional redundancy in natural pico-phytoplankton communities depends on temperature and biogeography

The paper investigates how functional redundancy in pico-phytoplankton communities changes with temperature and biogeography, finding that warmer regions show higher redundancy.

Eco-evolutionary interaction in competing phytoplankton: genotype sorting likely explains dominance shift and species responses to CO2

The paper shows that genotype sorting, not direct adaptation, drives dominance shifts in competing phytoplankton under CO2 changes.