Ana Marta dos Santos Mendes Gonçalves


AuthID: R-000-18H

Confirmed Publications: 18



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TITLE: ASSESSING THE TOXICITY OF BETANAL (R) ON GROWTH AND SENSITIVENESS OF FIVE FRESHWATER PLANKTONIC SPECIES
AUTHORS: Tania Vidal; Ana M M Goncalves ; Miguel A Pardal ; Ulisses M Azeiteiro ; Fernando Goncalves ;
PUBLISHED: 2009, SOURCE: FRESENIUS ENVIRONMENTAL BULLETIN, VOLUME: 18, ISSUE: 5
INDEXED IN: Scopus WOS
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TITLE: Growth inhibition of algae exposed to paraquat
AUTHORS: Joana B Oliveira; Ana M M Goncalves ; Fernando Goncalves ; Mario J Pereira ;
PUBLISHED: 2007, SOURCE: FRESENIUS ENVIRONMENTAL BULLETIN, VOLUME: 16, ISSUE: 6
INDEXED IN: Scopus WOS
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TITLE: Salinity effects on survival and life history of two freshwater cladocerans (Daphnia magna and Daphnia longispina)
AUTHORS: Goncalves, AMM ; Castro, BB ; Pardal, MA ; Goncalves, F ;
PUBLISHED: 2007, SOURCE: ANNALES DE LIMNOLOGIE-INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF LIMNOLOGY, VOLUME: 43, ISSUE: 1
INDEXED IN: Scopus WOS
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TITLE: The effects of different salinity concentrations on growth of three freshwater green algae
AUTHORS: Ana M M Goncalves ; Daniela R de Figueiredo ; Mario J Pereira ;
PUBLISHED: 2006, SOURCE: FRESENIUS ENVIRONMENTAL BULLETIN, VOLUME: 15, ISSUE: 11
INDEXED IN: Scopus WOS
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TITLE: The impact of Eichhornia crassipes on green algae and cladocerans
AUTHORS: Ana S Almeida; Ana M M Goncalves ; Joana L Pereira ; Fernando Goncalves ;
PUBLISHED: 2006, SOURCE: FRESENIUS ENVIRONMENTAL BULLETIN, VOLUME: 15, ISSUE: 12A
INDEXED IN: Scopus WOS
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TITLE: A low-cost methodology for algal growth inhibition tests using three freshwater green algae
AUTHORS: Goncalves, AMM ; de Figueiredo, DR ; Pereira, MJ ;
PUBLISHED: 2005, SOURCE: FRESENIUS ENVIRONMENTAL BULLETIN, VOLUME: 14, ISSUE: 12B
INDEXED IN: Scopus WOS
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