Vladislav Gulis List of publications Selected Journal Articles 1. Franco-Duarte R., Fernandes I., Gulis V., Cássio F., Pascoal C. (2022). ITS rDNA
barcodes clarify molecular diversity of aquatic hyphomycetes. Microorganisms
10: 1569. https://doi.org/10.3390/microorganisms10081569 2. Boyd A.D., Walker N.S., Valdez S.R., Zhang Y.S., Altieri A.H., Gulis V., Crain C., Silliman B.
(2022). Invertebrate grazing on live turtlegrass (Thalassia testudinum):
a common interaction that may facilitate fungal growth. Frontiers in
Marine Science 8: 789380. PDF * 3. Benstead J.P., Cross W.F., Gulis V., Rosemond A.D. (2021). Combined
carbon flows through detritus, microbes, and animals in reference and
experimentally enriched stream ecosystems. Ecology 102: e03279. PDF * 4. Tiegs S.D., Costello D.M., Isken M.W., …, Gulis
V. and others (2019). Global patterns and drivers of ecosystem functioning in
rivers and riparian zones. Science
Advances 5: eaav0486. PDF * 5. Fiuza P.O., Costa L.A.,
Medeiros A.O., Gulis V., Gusmão L.F.P.
(2019). Diversity of freshwater hyphomycetes associated with leaf litter of Calophyllum brasiliense
in streams of the semiarid region of Brazil. Mycological Progress 18: 907-920. PDF * 6.
Kominoski J.S., Rosemond A.D., Benstead J.P., Gulis
V., Manning D.W.P. (2018). Experimental nitrogen and phosphorus additions
increase rates of stream ecosystem respiration and carbon loss. Limnology and Oceanography, 63: 22-36. PDF * 7.
Manning D.W.P., Rosemond A.D., Gulis V.,
Benstead J.P., Kominoski J.S. (2018). Nutrients and temperature additively
increase stream microbial respiration. Global
Change Biology, 24: e233-e247. PDF * 8.
Gulis V., Kuehn K.A., Schoettle
L.N., Leach D., Rosemond A.D., Benstead J.B. (2017). Changes in nutrient
stoichiometry, elemental homeostasis and growth rate of aquatic
litter-associated fungi in response to inorganic nutrient supply. The ISME Journal, 11: 2729-2739. PDF * 9.
Bush B.M., Hutchens J.J., Gulis V., Godwin
K.S. (2017). Impact of macroconsumers on leaf breakdown and detritivores in
wetlands on a Southeastern US Coastal Plain
floodplain during drought. Wetlands, 37: 1169-1179.
PDF * 10.
Fiuza P.O., Cantillo-Pérez
T., Monteiro J.S., Gulis V., Gusmão L.F.P.
(2017). Rare hyphomycetes from freshwater environments from Chapada Diamantina, Bahia, Brazil. Nova Hedwigia 104: 451-466. PDF * 11.
Fiuza P.O., Cantillo-Pérez
T., Gulis V., Gusmão L.F.P. (2017). Ingoldian fungi of Brazil: some new records and a review
including a checklist and a key. Phytotaxa 306:171-200. PDF
* 12.
Manning D.W.P., Rosemond A.D., Gulis V.,
Benstead J.P., Kominoski J.S., Maerz J.C. (2016).
Convergence of detrital stoichiometry predicts thresholds of
nutrient-stimulated breakdown in streams. Ecological
Applications 26: 1745-1757. PDF * 13.
Chauvet E., Ferreira V., Giller
P.S., McKie B.G., Tiegs S.D., Woodward G., Elosegi
A., Dobson M., Fleituch T., Graça M.A.S., Gulis
V., et al. (2016). Litter
decomposition as an indicator of stream ecosystem functioning at
local-to-continental scales: insights from the European RivFunction
project. Advances in Ecological Research 55: 99-182. PDF
* 14.
Rosemond A.D., Benstead J.P., Bumpers P.M., Gulis
V., Kominoski J.S., Manning D.W.P., Suberkropp K. & Wallace J.B. (2015).
Experimental nutrient additions accelerate terrestrial carbon loss from
stream ecosystems. Science 347:
1142-1145. PDF * 15.
Ferreira V., Castagneyrol
B., Koricheva J., Gulis V., Chauvet E. &
Graça M.A.S. (2015). A meta-analysis of the effects of nutrient enrichment on
litter decomposition in streams. Biological
Reviews 90: 669-688. PDF * 16.
Manning D.W.P., Rosemond A.D., Kominoski J.S., Gulis
V., Benstead J.P., Maerz J.C. (2015). Detrital
stoichiometry as a critical nexus for the effects of streamwater
nutrients on leaf litter breakdown rates. Ecology,
96: 2214-2224. PDF * 17.
Kominoski J.S., Rosemond A.D, Benstead J.P, Gulis
V., Maerz J.C, Manning D.W.P. (2015).
Low-to-moderate nitrogen and phosphorus concentrations accelerate microbially
driven litter breakdown rates. Ecological
Applications 25:156-165. PDF * 18.
Ferreira V., Larranaga
A., Gulis V., Basaguren A., Elosegi A., Graca M.A.S. & Pozo J. (2015). The effects of eucalypt plantations on
plant litter decomposition and macroinvertebrate communities in Iberian
streams. Forest Ecology and Management
335: 129-138. PDF * 19.
Baschien C., Tsui C.K.M., Gulis V., Szewzyk U.
& Marvanová L. (2013). The molecular phylogeny of aquatic hyphomycetes
with affinity to the Leotiomycetes. Fungal
Biology 117: 660-672. PDF
* 20.
Toledo-Hernández C., Gulis V., Ruiz-Díaz C.P., Sabat
A. & Bayman P. (2013). When aspergillosis hits the
fan: disease transmission and fungal biomass in diseased vs. healthy sea fans
(Gorgonia ventalina). Fungal Ecology
6: 161-167. PDF * 21.
Woodward G., Giller
P.S., Gessner M.O., Gulis V., et al. (2012). Continental-scale
effects of nutrient pollution on stream ecosystem functioning. Science 336:
1438-1440. PDF * 22.
Gulis V., Baschien C.
& Marvanová L. (2012). Two new Tricladium species from Alaska. Mycologia
104, 1510-1516. PDF * 23.
Hladyz S., Woodward G, Ǻbjörnsson
K., Chauvet E., Dobson M., Elosegi A., Ferreira V.,
Fleituch T., Gessner M.O., Giller
P.S., Gulis V., et al. (2011). Stream
ecosystem functioning in an agricultural landscape: the importance of
terrestrial-aquatic linkages. Advances in Ecological Research 44:
211-276. PDF * 24.
Suberkropp K., Gulis V.,
Rosemond A.D. & Benstead J.P. (2010) Ecosystem and physiological scales
of microbial responses to nutrients in a detritus-based stream: Results of a
5-year continuous enrichment. Limnology and Oceanography 55: 149-160. PDF * 25.
Campbell J., Marvanová L. & Gulis
V. (2009) Evolutionary relationships between aquatic anamorphs and
teleomorphs: Tricladium and Varicosporium. Mycological Research 113: 1322-1334. PDF * 26.
Benstead J.P., Rosemond A.D., Cross
W.F., Wallace J.B., Eggert S.L., Suberkropp K., Gulis V.,
Greenwood J.L., Tant C.J. and Weyers H.S. (2009).
Nutrient enrichment alters storage and fluxes of detritus in a headwater
stream ecosystem. Ecology
90: 2556-2566. PDF * 27.
Gulis
V., Suberkropp K. & Rosemond A.D. (2008). Comparison of fungal
activities on wood and leaf litter in unaltered and nutrient-enriched
headwater streams. Applied and Environmental Microbiology 74:
1094-1101. PDF * 28.
Rosemond A.D., Cross W.F.,
Greenwood J.L., Gulis V., Eggert S.L., Suberkropp K., Wallace J.B.
& Dye S.E. (2008). Nitrogen versus phosphorus demand in a detritus-based
headwater stream: what drives microbial to ecosystem response? Verh. Internat.
Verein. Limnol. 30: 651-655. PDF * 29.
Ferreira V., Gulis V. &
Graça M.A.S. (2006). Whole-stream nitrate addition affects litter
decomposition and associated fungi but not invertebrates. Oecologia
149: 718-729. PDF * 30.
Gulis
V., Ferreira V. & Graça M.A.S. (2006). Stimulation of leaf litter
decomposition and associated fungi and invertebrates by moderate
eutrophication: implications for stream assessment. Freshwater Biology
51: 1655-1669. PDF * 31.
Ferreira V., Elosegi
A., Gulis V., Pozo J. & Graça M.A.S.
(2006). Eucalyptus plantations affect fungal communities associated with
leaf-litter decomposition in Iberian streams. Archiv
für Hydrobiologie
166: 467-490. PDF * 32.
Girilovich
I.S., Gulis V., Khramtsov A.K. & Poliksenova V.D. (2005). Micromycetes
of the Belarusian National State Park "Belovezhskaya
Pushcha". II. Powdery mildew fungi. Mikologiya i Fitopatologiya 39: 24-30. [In Russian] 33.
Gulis
V., Rosemond A.D., Suberkropp K., Weyers H.S. & Benstead J.P. (2004).
Effects of nutrient enrichment on the decomposition of wood and associated
microbial activity in streams. Freshwater Biology 49: 1437-1447. PDF * 34.
Gulis
V. & Suberkropp K. (2004). Effects of whole-stream nutrient enrichment
on the concentration and abundance of aquatic hyphomycete conidia in
transport. Mycologia 96: 57-65. PDF * 35.
Gulis
V. & Suberkropp K. (2003). Interactions between stream fungi and
bacteria associated with decomposing leaf litter at different levels of
nutrient availability. Aquatic Microbial
Ecology 30: 149-157. PDF * 36.
Gulis
V. & Suberkropp K. (2003). Effect of inorganic nutrients on relative
contributions of fungi and bacteria to carbon flow from submerged decomposing
leaf litter. Microbial Ecology 45:
11-19. PDF * 37.
Gulis
V. & Suberkropp K. (2003). Leaf litter
decomposition and microbial activity in nutrient-enriched and unaltered
reaches of a headwater stream. Freshwater Biology 48: 123-134. PDF * 38.
Gulis
V. & Suberkropp K. (2003). The effect of excluding plant litter on the
aquatic hyphomycete conidia in a headwater stream. Czech Mycology 54:
249-260. 39.
Girilovich
I.S., Khramtsov A.K., Gulis V. & Poliksenova V.D. (2003). Micromycetes
of the Belarusian National State Park "Belovezhskaya
Pushcha". I. Peronosporales and Uredinales. Mikologiya
i Fitopatologiya 37:
20-27. [In
Russian]. 40.
Marvanová L. & Gulis V. (2002). A new name for Sporidesmium
fuscum Gulis & Marvanová. Mycotaxon
82: 451. 41.
Gulis
V. (2001). Are there any substrate preferences in aquatic hyphomycetes? Mycological
Research 105: 1088-1093. PDF * 42.
Marvanová L. & Gulis V.I. (2000). Notes on
aquatic hyphomycetes and streamborne spora from Austria. Austrian Journal of Mycology (Österr. Z. Pilzk.) 9:
125-140. 43.
Gulis V.I. & Stephanovich A.I.
(1999). Antibiotic effects of some aquatic hyphomycetes. Mycological
Research 103: 111-115. PDF * 44.
Gulis V. (1999). Preliminary list of aquatic hyphomycetes from
central Belarus. Mycotaxon 72:
227-230. PDF * 45.
Gulis V. & Marvanová L. (1999). Three new scolecosporous hyphomycetes from waters in Belarus. Mycotaxon 72: 237-250. PDF * 46.
Gulis V.I. & Marvanová L. (1998). Filosporella exilis sp. nov. on submerged plant debris from Belarus. Mycotaxon 68: 313-320. PDF * 47.
Gulis V.I. & Stephanovich A.I.
(1998). Aquatic hyphomycetes in culture. II. Growth kinetics and production
of antibiotic substances. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. Belarus, Ser. Biol. Sci. No.
4: 112-115. [In Russian]. 48.
Gulis V.I. & Stephanovich A.I.
(1998). New records of aquatic hyphomycetes from Belarus. Proc. Natl.
Acad. Sci. Belarus, Ser. Biol. Sci. No. 3: 53-56. [In Russian]. 49.
Gulis V.I. & Stephanovich A.I.
(1998). New records of aquatic hyphomycetes from the Berezinsky
Biosphere Reserve and some watercourses of Minsk region. Trans. Belarusian
State Univ. Ser. 2, Chem., Biol., Geogr. No. 3:
42-44. [In Russian]. 50.
Gulis V.I. & Stephanovich A.I.
(1996). Aquatic hyphomycetes in culture. I. The morphology of colonies. Proc.
Natl. Acad. Sci. Belarus, Ser. Biol. Sci. No. 3: 103-107. [In Russian]. 51.
Gulis V.I. & Stephanovich A.I.
(1995). New for Republic of Belarus species of aquatic hyphomycetes. Trans.
Belarusian State Univ. Ser. 2, Chem., Biol., Geogr.
No. 2: 28-32. [In Russian]. 52. Manning D.W.P., Ferreira V., Gulis V., Rosemond A.D. (2021).
Pathways, mechanisms, and consequences of nutrient-stimulated plant litter
decomposition in streams. In: C.M.
Swan et al. (Eds.) The Ecology of Plant
Litter Decomposition in Stream Ecosystems, Springer Nature, Switzerland, pp. 347-377. PDF * 53. Gulis V., Marvanová L. & Descals E. (2020). An illustrated key to
the common temperate species of aquatic hyphomycetes. In: Graça
M.A.S., Bärlocher F. & Gessner M.O. (Eds.) Methods to study litter decomposition: a
practical guide, Springer Nature,
Switzerland, pp. 223-239. PDF * 54. Gulis V., Su R. & Kuehn K.A. (2019). Fungal
decomposers in freshwater environments. In: Hurst C.J. (Ed.) Advances in environmental microbiology.
Vol. 7. The structure and function of aquatic microbial communities. Springer
Nature, Switzerland, pp. 121-155. PDF * 55.
Gulis V. & Bärlocher F. (2017). Fungi: biomass, production, and
community structure. In: Hauer F.R.
& Lamberti G.A. (Eds.) Methods in
stream ecology, Vol. 1, pp. 177-192.
Academic Press, San Diego, CA. PDF * 56.
Ferreira V., Gulis V., Pascoal
C., Graça M.A.S. (2014). Stream pollution and fungi. In: Jones E.B.G., Hyde K.D., Pang K.L. (Eds.) Freshwater fungi and fungal-like organisms,
pp. 389-412. De Gruyter, Berlin. PDF
* 57.
Gulis V. (2013). Diversity of aquatic hyphomycetes
in the National Park Belavezhskaya Pushcha, Belarus. In:
Modern problems in botanical and
mycological research, pp. 95-97. Belarusian State University Press,
Minsk, Belarus. 58.
Gulis V., Kuehn K.A. & Suberkropp K. (2010)
Fungi. In: G. Likens (Ed.) Plankton of Inland Waters, pp. 45-55.
Elsevier, Oxford, U.K. 59.
Gulis
V., Kuehn K.A. & Suberkropp K. (2009) Fungi. In: G. Likens (Ed.) Encyclopedia
of Inland Waters, Vol. 3, pp. 233-243. Elsevier, Oxford, U.K. PDF * 60. Gessner
M.O., Gulis V., Kuehn K.A., Chauvet E. & Suberkropp K. (2007).
Fungal decomposers of plant litter in aquatic ecosystems. In: C.P. Kubicek & I.S. Druzhinina
(Eds.) The Mycota, Vol. IV, Environmental and
Microbial Relationships. 2nd edn., pp. 301-324.
Springer, Berlin. PDF * 61.
Gulis
V., Kuehn K.A. & Suberkropp K. (2006). The role of fungi in carbon and
nitrogen cycles in freshwater ecosystems. In: Gadd G.M. (Ed.) Fungi
in biogeochemical cycles, pp. 404-435. Cambridge University Press,
Cambridge, UK. PDF * 62.
Gulis
V. & Suberkropp K. (2006). Fungi: biomass, production and sporulation of
aquatic hyphomycetes. In: Hauer F.R. & Lamberti G.A. (Eds.) Methods
in stream ecology, 2nd edn., pp.311-325.
Academic Press, San Diego, CA. PDF * 63.
Gulis V., Marvanová L. & Descals E. (2005). An
illustrated key to the common temperate species of aquatic hyphomycetes. In:
Graça M.A.S., Bärlocher F. & Gessner M.O.
(Eds.) Methods to study litter decomposition: a practical guide, pp.
153-167. Springer, Dordrecht, the Netherlands. PDF
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