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Daniel Roelke

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Texas A&M University

Affiliations

Texas A&m University at Galveston

Marine Biology

Daniel Roelke is currently serving as a Marine Biology Professor at Texas A&M University.

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ecology environmental science aquatic ecosystems marine biology marine ecology oceanography phytoplankton ecology algal biology hydrology bloom ecology toxicology algal research estuaries water ecologies ecotoxicology harmful algae biological oceanography zooplankton ecology environmental engineering microbial ecology ecological modelling botany benthic ecology biology fish biology coastal research avian biology hydrobiologia freshwater biology hydrobiology marine environments aquatic toxicology coastal management ecotoxicity environmental modelling wildlife plant science cyanobacteria phycology limnology applied ecology applied phycology water science chemical oceanography phytoplankton succession hydraulic flushing galveston bay ecological engineering ecological risk assessment phytotoxicity invasion biology prymnesium parvum algal blooms eutrophication water biology environmental biology population ecology surface water wildlife ecology fluvial process harmful algal blooms freshwater inflows community composition nutrient loading microcosm experiments bloom initiation inland waters subtropical lake flowing-water habitats phytoplankton dynamics toxic haptophyte ecophysiology plant health ecosystem health nutrient management environmental flows

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Total Microcystins Reduce the Activity of Genes Involved in Nitrogen Fixation and Denitrification in Lakes of the Southcentral USA. Open MIND (2026)

aquatic ecosystemsenvironmental microbiologymicrobial ecologyfreshwater biologyecologylimnologybiogeochemistry

Chaotic Mixotroph Dynamics Arise With Nutrient Loading: Implications for Mixotrophy as a Harmful Bloom Forming Mechanism. Ecological Modelling (2024)

Sierra E. CagleDaniel L. Roelke

chaotic mixotroph dynamicsenvironmental modellingnutrient loadingbloom ecologyecologyecological modelling

Resilience of Coastal Marine Metacommunities to Increasing Hydraulic Connectivity. Marine Ecology Progress Series (2024)

E SmetiG TsirtsisA MezitiKA KormasDB DanielidisDL RoelkeS Spatharis

marine ecologycoastal marine metacommunitieshydraulic connectivityresilienceecology

What, How, When, and Where: Spatiotemporal Water Quality Hazards of Cyanotoxins in Subtropical Eutrophic Reservoirs. Environmental Science & Technology (2024)

Kevin M. StroskiDaniel L. RoelkeCrista M. KieleyRoyoung ParkKathryn L. CampbellN. Hagen KlobusnikJordan R. WalkerSierra E. CagleJessica M. LabontéBryan W. Brooks

environmental geochemistrywater qualityenvironmental hazardshydrologyreservoir managementaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental scienceeutrophicationenvironmental researchforest ecologyenvironmental chemistryecotoxicologyecologysubtropical eutrophic reservoirsarid environmentswater ecologies

Wolbachia-Based Mosquito Control: Environmental Perspectives on Population Suppression and Replacement Strategies. Acta Tropica (2024)

Joydeb BhattacharyyaDaniel L Roelke

public healthenvironmental perspectivesintegrated pest managementwolbachia-based mosquito controlvector controlenvironmental sciencevector managementpopulation suppressionpopulation controlentomologyreplacement strategiespest controlpest managementecology

A Spatially Explicit, Multi-Nutrient, Multi-Species Plankton Model for Shallow Bay Systems. Estuaries and Coasts (2023)

Sierra E. CagleDaniel L. RoelkeJoydeb Bhattacharyya

marine ecologymulti-species plankton modeloceanographyaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencezooplankton ecologymarine biologyshallow bay systemscoastal researchecologyestuaries

Concentration of Total Microcystins Associates With Nitrate and Nitrite, and May Disrupt the Nitrogen Cycle, in Warm-Monomictic Lakes of the Southcentral United States. Harmful Algae (2023)

Crista M. KieleyDaniel L. RoelkeRoyoung ParkKathryn L. CampbellN. Hagen KlobusnikJordan R. WalkerSierra E. CagleMarissa L. KneerKevin M. StroskiBryan W. BrooksJessica M. Labonté

pharmacologyharmful algaeaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencesouthcentral united statesalgal biologyenvironmental chemistryalgal researchwarm-monomictic lakesecologynitrogen cycle

Competitive Superiority of N-Fixing Cyanobacteria When Fixed N is Scarce: Reconsiderations Based on a Model With Heterocyst Differentiation. Ecological Modelling (2022)

James P. GroverJ. Thad ScottDaniel L. RoelkeBryan W. Brooks

environmental modellingapplied phycologyheterocyst differentiationcyanobacteriaenvironmental sciencecandidate selectioncompetitive superioritytheoretical ecologyn-fixing cyanobacteriaapplied ecologyecologyecological modelling

Allelopathy and Micropredation Paradigms Reconcile With System Stoichiometry. Ecosphere (2021)

Sierra E. CagleDaniel L. RoelkeRika W. Muhl

micropredation paradigmsecologyenvironmental sciencesystem stoichiometry

Cyanobacteria and Nitrates in Karstic Systems of Yucatan (Mexico) and Texas (USA). Aquatic Sciences (2021)

Sierra E. CagleDaniel L. RoelkeCecilia Hernández-ZepedaGabriela Rosiles-GonzálezVíctor Hugo Carrillo-JovelDaniela Ortega-CamachoEduardo Cejudo

biological oceanographycyanobacteriaaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencemicrobial ecologyenvironmental microbiologymarine biologykarstic systemsecology

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Daniel Roelke

Professor

Texas A&M University

Affiliations

Texas A&m University at Galveston

Marine Biology

Daniel Roelke is currently serving as a Marine Biology Professor at Texas A&M University.

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Total Microcystins Reduce the Activity of Genes Involved in Nitrogen Fixation and Denitrification in Lakes of the Southcentral USA. Open MIND (2026)

aquatic ecosystemsenvironmental microbiologymicrobial ecologyfreshwater biologyecologylimnologybiogeochemistry

Chaotic Mixotroph Dynamics Arise With Nutrient Loading: Implications for Mixotrophy as a Harmful Bloom Forming Mechanism. Ecological Modelling (2024)

Sierra E. CagleDaniel L. Roelke

chaotic mixotroph dynamicsenvironmental modellingnutrient loadingbloom ecologyecologyecological modelling

Resilience of Coastal Marine Metacommunities to Increasing Hydraulic Connectivity. Marine Ecology Progress Series (2024)

E SmetiG TsirtsisA MezitiKA KormasDB DanielidisDL RoelkeS Spatharis

marine ecologycoastal marine metacommunitieshydraulic connectivityresilienceecology

What, How, When, and Where: Spatiotemporal Water Quality Hazards of Cyanotoxins in Subtropical Eutrophic Reservoirs. Environmental Science & Technology (2024)

Kevin M. StroskiDaniel L. RoelkeCrista M. KieleyRoyoung ParkKathryn L. CampbellN. Hagen KlobusnikJordan R. WalkerSierra E. CagleJessica M. LabontéBryan W. Brooks

Wolbachia-Based Mosquito Control: Environmental Perspectives on Population Suppression and Replacement Strategies. Acta Tropica (2024)

Joydeb BhattacharyyaDaniel L Roelke

A Spatially Explicit, Multi-Nutrient, Multi-Species Plankton Model for Shallow Bay Systems. Estuaries and Coasts (2023)

Sierra E. CagleDaniel L. RoelkeJoydeb Bhattacharyya

marine ecologymulti-species plankton modeloceanographyaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencezooplankton ecologymarine biologyshallow bay systemscoastal researchecologyestuaries

Concentration of Total Microcystins Associates With Nitrate and Nitrite, and May Disrupt the Nitrogen Cycle, in Warm-Monomictic Lakes of the Southcentral United States. Harmful Algae (2023)

Crista M. KieleyDaniel L. RoelkeRoyoung ParkKathryn L. CampbellN. Hagen KlobusnikJordan R. WalkerSierra E. CagleMarissa L. KneerKevin M. StroskiBryan W. BrooksJessica M. Labonté

pharmacologyharmful algaeaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencesouthcentral united statesalgal biologyenvironmental chemistryalgal researchwarm-monomictic lakesecologynitrogen cycle

Competitive Superiority of N-Fixing Cyanobacteria When Fixed N is Scarce: Reconsiderations Based on a Model With Heterocyst Differentiation. Ecological Modelling (2022)

James P. GroverJ. Thad ScottDaniel L. RoelkeBryan W. Brooks

Allelopathy and Micropredation Paradigms Reconcile With System Stoichiometry. Ecosphere (2021)

Sierra E. CagleDaniel L. RoelkeRika W. Muhl

micropredation paradigmsecologyenvironmental sciencesystem stoichiometry

Cyanobacteria and Nitrates in Karstic Systems of Yucatan (Mexico) and Texas (USA). Aquatic Sciences (2021)

Sierra E. CagleDaniel L. RoelkeCecilia Hernández-ZepedaGabriela Rosiles-GonzálezVíctor Hugo Carrillo-JovelDaniela Ortega-CamachoEduardo Cejudo

biological oceanographycyanobacteriaaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencemicrobial ecologyenvironmental microbiologymarine biologykarstic systemsecology

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