Author:Ndlela, Luyanda L; Oberholster, Paul J; Van Wyk, JH; Cheng, Po Hsun HDate:Dec 2018Biological control of cyanobacteria is a well-researched area with a central focus on laboratory-scale studies. Numerous reports have been made on algicidal isolates, with bacteria as a major component of the antagonists. The research in this ...Read more
Author:Ndlela, Luyanda L; Oberholster, Paul J; Van Wyk, JohannesDate:Aug 2017With the effects of climate change, harmful algal blooms (HABs) have become a global concern, with serious implications in water scarce countries and vulnerable continents such as Africa. A need exists for low-cost, environmentally feasible ...Read more
Author:Ndlela, Luyanda L; Oberholster, Paul J; Van Wyk, JDate:Apr 2016With the effects of climate change, harmful algal blooms (HABs) have become a global concern, with serious implications in water scarce countries such as South Africa. There is a specific lack of information in the African continent regarding ...Read more
Author:Wise, RM; Van Wilgen, BW; Le Maitre, David CDate:Aug 2012Mesquite (Prosopis species) were introduced to South Africa to provide fodder and shade for livestock, but some have become invasive, impacting on water and grazing resources. Mesquite’s net economic effects are unclear and their unequal ...Read more
Author:Van Wilgen, BWDate:Sep 2009The history and development of fire and invasive alien plant management policies in fynbos during the 20th century are reviewed. Fire was initially condemned outright as a destructive force, but as its vital role became better understood, ...Read more
Author:Ndlela, Luyanda L; Oberholster, Paul J; Van Wyk, JH; Cheng, Po HsunDate:Apr 2019Biological control of cyanobacteria is a viable means of controlling nuisance bloom occurrences; however the majority of studies done are against Microcystis sp., with a commonly lytic effect caused. Filamentous cyano-bacteria such as ...Read more