Catriona L Hurd (C L Hurd)

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Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2018-2024
Publications (10 Years): 16

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Top Venues

Journal of phycology

Global change biology

Ecology and evolution

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Publications

Cody James, Cayne Layton, Catriona L Hurd, Damon Britton
The endemic kelp Lessonia corrugata is being pushed above its thermal limits in an ocean warming hotspot. Journal of phycology 60 (2) (2024)
Cody James, Cayne Layton, Catriona L Hurd, Damon Britton
The endemic kelp Lessonia corrugata is being pushed above its thermal limits in an ocean warming hotspot. Journal of phycology 60 (2) (2024)
Cody James, Cayne Layton, Catriona L Hurd, Damon Britton
The endemic kelp Lessonia corrugata is being pushed above its thermal limits in an ocean warming hotspot. Journal of phycology 60 (2) (2024)
Eloise Bennett, Ellie R Paine, Mark J Hovenden, Gregory G Smith, Quinn P Fitzgibbon, Catriona L Hurd
Short-term hyposalinity stress increases dissolved organic carbon (DOC) release by the macroalga Sargassum fallax (Ochrophyta). Journal of phycology (2024)
Cody James, Cayne Layton, Catriona L Hurd, Damon Britton
The endemic kelp Lessonia corrugata is being pushed above its thermal limits in an ocean warming hotspot. Journal of phycology (2024)
Jakop Schwoerbel, Wouter Visch, Jeffrey T Wright, Alecia Bellgrove, J Craig Sanderson, Catriona L Hurd
Thermal performance curves identify seasonal and site-specific variation in the development of Ecklonia radiata (Phaeophyceae) gametophytes and sporophytes. Journal of phycology (2023)
Emily J Sheppard, Catriona L Hurd, Damon D Britton, Daniel C Reed, Lennart T Bach
Seaweed biogeochemistry: Global assessment of C:N and C:P ratios and implications for ocean afforestation. Journal of phycology (2023)
Catriona L Hurd, J-P Gattuso, P W Boyd
Air-sea carbon dioxide equilibrium: Will it be possible to use seaweeds for carbon removal offsets? Journal of phycology (2023)
Allyson E Nardelli, Wouter Visch, Glenn Farrington, J Craig Sanderson, Alecia Bellgrove, Jeffrey T Wright, Catriona Macleod, Catriona L Hurd
Primary production of the kelp Lessonia corrugata varies with season and water motion: Implications for coastal carbon cycling. Journal of phycology (2023)
Ellie R Paine, Elizabeth A Brewer, Matthias Schmid, Guillermo Diaz-Pulido, Philip W Boyd, Catriona L Hurd
Strong seasonal patterns of DOC release by a temperate seaweed community: Implications for the coastal ocean carbon cycle. Journal of phycology (2023)
Catriona L Hurd, Cliff S Law, Lennart T Bach, Damon Britton, Mark Hovenden, Ellie R Paine, John A Raven, Veronica Tamsitt, Philip W Boyd
Forensic carbon accounting: Assessing the role of seaweeds for carbon sequestration. Journal of phycology 58 (3) (2022)
Fanny Noisette, Christian Pansch, Marlene Wall, Martin Wahl, Catriona L Hurd
Role of hydrodynamics in shaping chemical habitats and modulating the responses of coastal benthic systems to ocean global change. Global change biology 28 (12) (2022)
Pablo P Leal, Michael Y Roleda, Pamela A Fernández, Udo Nitschke, Catriona L Hurd
Reproductive phenology and morphology of Macrocystis pyrifera (Laminariales, Ochrophyta) from southern New Zealand in relation to wave exposure1. Journal of phycology 57 (5) (2021)
Yuanyuan Feng, Michael Y Roleda, Evelyn Armstrong, Tina C Summerfield, Cliff S Law, Catriona L Hurd, Philip W Boyd
Effects of multiple drivers of ocean global change on the physiology and functional gene expression of the coccolithophore Emiliania huxleyi. Global change biology 26 (10) (2020)
Tracy D Ainsworth, Catriona L Hurd, Ruth D Gates, Philip W Boyd
How do we overcome abrupt degradation of marine ecosystems and meet the challenge of heat waves and climate extremes? Global change biology 26 (2) (2019)
Luna M van der Loos, Matthias Schmid, Pablo P Leal, Christina M McGraw, Damon Britton, Andrew T Revill, Patti Virtue, Peter D Nichols, Catriona L Hurd
Responses of macroalgae to CO2 enrichment cannot be inferred solely from their inorganic carbon uptake strategy. Ecology and evolution 9 (1) (2018)