Albert Grootjans is affiliated with the University of Groningen in the Netherlands. Their research is primarily situated within the field of Environmental Science, with a focus on Ecology, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, and Global and Planetary Change. The bulk of their publications concentrate on topics related to Peatlands and Wetlands Ecology, Coastal wetland ecosystem dynamics, Constructed Wetlands for Wastewater Treatment, and Fire effects on ecosystems.
The scientist's frequent co-authors include Christian Fritz, with whom they have collaborated on multiple occasions, as well as J.J.M. Geurts, Claudia Oehmke, Carla Lambertini, and Franziska Eller.
Albert Grootjans has contributed to journals such as The Science of The Total Environment and Mires and Peat. Their recent publications include:
Their research explores the ecological function and management of wetland environments, specifically addressing nutrient cycling, biomass production, and greenhouse gas emission dynamics following rewetting interventions.
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Young D. Choi;Vicky M. Temperton;Edith B. Allen;Albert P. Grootjans
Leon P. M. Lamers;Melanie A. Vile;Ab P. Grootjans;Ab P. Grootjans;Mike C. Acreman
Joerg Pfadenhauer;Albert Grootjans
Agata Klimkowska;Rudy Van Diggelen;Rudy Van Diggelen;Jan P. Bakker;Ab P. Grootjans
Rudy van Diggelen;Beth Middleton;Jan Bakker;Albert Grootjans
R. van Diggelen;Ab P. Grootjans;J. A. Harris
Christian Fritz;Christian Fritz;Veronica Andrea Pancotto;Josephus T. M. Elzenga;Eric J. W. Visser
J. Van Andel;J. P. Bakker;A. P. Grootjans
A. P. Grootjans;E. B. Adema;W. Bleuten;H. Joosten
A. P. Grootjans;H. W. T. Geelen;A. J. M. Jansen;E. J. Lammerts
Albert Grootjans;W.H.O. Ernst;P.J. Stuyfzand
Albert Pieter Grootjans
RM Bekker;EJ Lammerts;Aaltje Schutter;Albert Grootjans
Agata Klimkowska;Wiktor Kotowski;Rudy van Diggelen;Rudy van Diggelen;Albert Grootjans
EJ Lammerts;DM Pegtel;Albert Grootjans;A. van der Veen
J.P Bakker;A.P Grootjans;Martin Hermy;P Poschlod
Albert Grootjans;R. van Diggelen;M.J. Wassen;W.A. Wiersinga
A. P. Grootjans;J. P. Bakker;A. J. M. Jansen;R. H. Kemmers
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Albert Grootjans;R. van Diggelen;Jan Bakker
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