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D-Index
35
Citations
7084
World Ranking
9246
National Ranking
3316

Overview

John W. Barko is affiliated with the Engineer Research and Development Center in the United States. Their professional focus aligns with the research and development sector within engineering.

There are no listed recent papers, co-authors, or publication venues associated with John W. Barko in the available data. Similarly, no specific main or subfields of study, nor main topics of work, have been documented.

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Best Publications

  • Sediment interactions with submersed macrophyte growth and community dynamics

    John W. Barko;Douglas Gunnison;Stephen R. Carpenter

  • Sediment-related mechanisms of growth limitation in submersed macrophytes

    John W. Barko;R. Michael Smart

  • Comparative Influences of Light and Temperature on the Growth and Metabolism of Selected Submersed Freshwater Macrophytes

    John W. Barko;R. Michael Smart

  • Effects of Submerged Aquatic Macrophytes on Nutrient Dynamics, Sedimentation, and Resuspension

    John W. Barko;William F. James

  • Mobilization of sediment phosphorus by submersed freshwater macrophytes

    John W. Barko;R. Michael Smart

  • Laboratory culture of submersed freshwater macrophytes on natural sediments

    R. Michael Smart;John W. Barko

  • Effects of organic matter additions to sediment on the growth of aquatic plants

    J. W. Barko;R. M. Smart

  • Sediment-based nutrition of submersed macrophytes

    John W. Barko;R.Michael Smart

  • Growth and morphology of submersed freshwater macrophytes in relation to light and temperature

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  • Nitrogen Nutrition and Salinity Tolerance of Distichlis Spicata and Spartina Alterniflora

    R. Michael Smart;John W. Barko

  • Spatial Heterogeneity and Habitat Interactions in Lake Communities

    David M. Lodge;John W. Barko;David Strayer;John M. Melack

  • Shear stress and sediment resuspension in relation to submersed macrophyte biomass

    William F. James;John W. Barko;Malcolm G. Butler

  • A Framework for an Ecosystem Integrity Report Card

    Unknown

  • Macrophyte influences on the zonation of sediment accretion and composition in a north-temperate reservoir

    Unknown

  • Effects of Freshwater Macrophytes on Sediment Chemistry

    R. L. Chen;J. W. Barko

  • Interrelationships between the growth of Hydrilla verticillata (L. f.) Royle and sediment nutrient availability

    John W. Barko;R. Michael Smart;Dwilette G. McFarland;Rex L. Chen

  • Estimation of phosphorus exchange between littoral and pelagic zones during nighttime convective circulation

    William F. James;John W. Barko

  • Influence of potassium source (sediment vs. open water) and sediment composition on the growth and nutrition of a submersed freshwater macrophyte (Hydrilla verticillata) (L.f.) Royle)

    John W. Barko

  • Sediment resuspension and light attenuation in Peoria Lake: can macrophytes improve water quality in this shallow system?

    Unknown

  • Littoral-pelagic phosphorus dynamics during nighttime convective circulation

    William F. James;John W. Barko

  • The Growth of Submersed Macrophytes Under Experimental Salinity and Light Conditions

    Robert R. Twilley;John W. Barko

  • Macrophyte Influences on Sediment Resuspension and Export in a Shallow Impoundment

    William F. James;John W. Barko

  • Influences of light and temperature on chlorophyll composition in submersed freshwater macrophytes

    John W. Barko;Gerald J. Filbin

  • Nutrient Regeneration by the Zebra Mussel (Dreissena polymorpha)

    William F. James;John W. Barko;Harry L. Eakin

  • Influence of sediment salinity and nutrients on the physiological ecology of selected salt marsh plants

    R.Michael Smart;John W. Barko

  • The effects of disturbance events on phytoplankton community structure in a small temperate reservoir

    R. P. Barbiero;W. F. James;J. W. Barko

  • The nutritional ecology of Cyperus esculentus, an emergent aquatic plant, grown on different sediments

    John W. Barko;R. Michael Smart

  • Internal Phosphorus Loading in Lake Pepin, Upper Mississippi River

    William F. James;John W. Barko;Harry L. Eakin

  • The growth and biomass distribution of two emergent freshwater plants, Cyperus esculentus and Scirpus validus, on different sediments

    John W. Barko;R.Michael Smart

Frequent Co-Authors

Heinz G. Stefan
Heinz G. Stefan University of Minnesota
Stephen R. Carpenter
Stephen R. Carpenter University of Wisconsin–Madison
William D. Taylor
William D. Taylor University of Waterloo

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