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Fernanda Cássio
Fernanda Cássio
University of Minho, Portugal
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Contribution of fungi and bacteria to leaf litter decomposition in a polluted river
C Pascoal, F Cássio
Applied and environmental microbiology 70 (9), 5266-5273, 2004
4012004
Transport of lactate and other short-chain monocarboxylates in the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae
F C ssio, C Le o, N Van Uden
Applied and Environmental Microbiology 53 (3), 509-513, 1987
2011987
Aquatic hyphomycete diversity and identity affect leaf litter decomposition in microcosms
S Duarte, C Pascoal, F Cássio, F Bärlocher
Oecologia 147, 658-666, 2006
1992006
Assessing structural and functional ecosystem condition using leaf breakdown: studies on a polluted river
C Pascoal, M Pinho, F Cássio, P Gomes
Freshwater Biology 48 (11), 2033-2044, 2003
1972003
Role of fungi, bacteria, and invertebrates in leaf litter breakdown in a polluted river
C Pascoal, F Cássio, A Marcotegui, B Sanz, P Gomes
Journal of the North American Benthological Society 24 (4), 784-797, 2005
1612005
Copper and zinc mixtures induce shifts in microbial communities and reduce leaf litter decomposition in streams
S Duarte, C Pascoal, A Alves, A Correia, F Cássio
Freshwater Biology 53 (1), 91-101, 2008
1512008
Anthropogenic stress may affect aquatic hyphomycete diversity more than leaf decomposition in a low-order stream
CC Pascoal, L Marvanová
Archiv für Hydrobiologie, 481-496, 2005
1432005
Can metal nanoparticles be a threat to microbial decomposers of plant litter in streams?
A Pradhan, S Seena, C Pascoal, F Cássio
Microbial ecology 62, 58-68, 2011
1352011
Aquatic hyphomycete diversity in streams of Northwest Portugal
C Pascoal, L Marvanová, F Cássio
Fungal Diversity 19 (10), 109-128, 2005
1242005
Responses of antioxidant defenses to Cu and Zn stress in two aquatic fungi
MM Azevedo, A Carvalho, C Pascoal, F Rodrigues, F Cássio
Science of the Total Environment 377 (2-3), 233-243, 2007
1192007
Pollution‐induced community tolerance (PICT): towards an ecologically relevant risk assessment of chemicals in aquatic systems
A Tlili, A Berard, H Blanck, A Bouchez, F Cássio, KM Eriksson, S Morin, ...
Freshwater Biology 61 (12), 2141-2151, 2016
1082016
Leaf breakdown rates: a measure of water quality?
C Pascoal, F Cássio, P Gomes
International Review of Hydrobiology: A Journal Covering all Aspects of …, 2001
1052001
Assessing the dynamic of microbial communities during leaf decomposition in a low-order stream by microscopic and molecular techniques
S Duarte, C Pascoal, A Alves, A Correia, F Cássio
Microbiological research 165 (5), 351-362, 2010
962010
Biogeography of aquatic hyphomycetes: current knowledge and future perspectives
S Duarte, F Bärlocher, C Pascoal, F Cássio
Fungal Ecology 19, 169-181, 2016
902016
Stream-dwelling fungal decomposer communities along a gradient of eutrophication unraveled by 454 pyrosequencing
S Duarte, F Bärlocher, J Trabulo, F Cássio, C Pascoal
Fungal Diversity 70, 127-148, 2015
892015
Microbial decomposer communities are mainly structured by trophic status in circumneutral and alkaline streams
S Duarte, C Pascoal, F Garabétian, F Cássio, JY Charcosset
Applied and environmental microbiology 75 (19), 6211-6221, 2009
892009
Elevated temperature may intensify the positive effects of nutrients on microbial decomposition in streams
I Fernandes, S Seena, C Pascoal, F Cássio
Freshwater Biology 59 (11), 2390-2399, 2014
882014
Higher temperature reduces the effects of litter quality on decomposition by aquatic fungi
I Fernandes, C Pascoal, H Guimaraes, R Pinto, I Sousa, F Cassio
Freshwater Biology 57 (11), 2306-2317, 2012
832012
Effects of increased temperature and aquatic fungal diversity on litter decomposition
P Geraldes, C Pascoal, F Cássio
Fungal Ecology 5 (6), 734-740, 2012
792012
Effects of zinc on leaf decomposition by fungi in streams: studies in microcosms
S Duarte, C Pascoal, F Cássio
Microbial ecology 48, 366-374, 2004
772004
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