Jan Vermaat

• Water quality
• Catchment biogeochemistry
• Ecosystem services

List of publications from my research. (Cristin)

Publication statistics: over 100 papers in ISI Web-of-Science journals, 20 book chapters and over 30 papers in professional journals since 1984, ISI H-index = 40 (April 2023). ORCID ID: 0000-0003-4250-6790. A selection of papers:

Vermaat J.E., Hootsmans M.J.M. & Van Dijk G.M., 1990. Ecosystem development in different types of littoral enclosures. Hydrobiologia 200/201: 391-398

Vermaat, J.E., Fortes M.D., Agawin N., Duarte C.M., Marba, N., & Uri J., 1995. Meadow maintenance, growth and productivity in a mixed Philippine seagrass bed. Mar. Ecol. Progr. Ser. 124: 215-225

Kamp-Nielsen L., Vermaat J.E., Wesseling I., Borum J. & Geertz-Hansen O., 2002. Sediment properties along gradients of siltation in South East Asia. Estuar Coast Shelf Sci. 54: 127-137

Olde Venterink H., Wiegman F., Van der Lee G.E.M. & Vermaat J.E., 2003. Role of active floodplains for nutrient retention in the river Rhine. J Env Qual 32: 1430-1435.

Körner S.,Vermaat J.E. & Veenstra S., 2003. The capacity of duckweed to treat waste water: ecological considerations for a sound design. J Env Qual 32: 1583-1590

Brander L., Vermaat J.E. & Florax R.J.G.M., 2006. The empirics of wetland valuation: a meta-analysis. Env Resource Econ 33: 223-250

Vermaat, J.E., Dunne, J., Gilbert, A.J, 2009. Food web structure properties: can we minimize their number? Ecology 90: 278-282

Vermaat, J.E., 2009. Seagrasses: meadow-forming, clonal angiosperms with a key role in shallow coastal waters.  Persp. Plant Ecol. Evol. Syst. 11, 137-155

Vermaat, J.E. & Hellmann, F., 2010. Covariance in water- and nutrient budgets of Dutch peat polders: what governs nutrient retention? Biogeochemistry 99:109-126

Dias. A.T.C., Hoorens, B., Van Logtestijn, R.S.P., Vermaat, J.E., & Aerts R. 2010. Plant species composition can be used as a proxy to predict methane emissions in peatlands after land-use changes. Ecosystems 13: 526–538

Maina J, De Moel H, ,Zinke J, Madin J, Vermaat JE, 2013. Counteracting forest conversion and climate change impacts of sediment supply to coral reefs in a global biodiversity hotspot. Nature Communications 4:1986

González-Sanchis, M, Murillo J, Comin, F, Vermaat JE, García-Navarro P, 2015. Modeling sediment deposition and phosphorus retention in a river floodplain. Hydrol Proc. 29, 384-394

Vermaat HE, Ellers J, Helmus M, 2015. An ecological basis for understanding the role of biodiversity in the provision of ecosystem services. In Van Beukering P, Bouma J, (eds) textbook on ecosystem services. Cambridge Univ Press

Hering D; Aroviita J, Baattrup-Pedersen A, Brabec K, Buijse T, Ecke F, Friberg N, Gielczewski M, Januschke K, Köhler J, Kupilas B, Lorenz A, Muhar S, Paillex A, Poppe M, Schmidt T, Schmutz S, Vermaat J, Verdonschot P, Verdonschot R, 2015. Contrasting the roles of section length and instream habitat enhancement for river restoration success: A field study on 20 European restoration projects. J. Appl Ecol 52, 1518-1527

Vermaat JE, Wagtendonk AJ, Brouwer R, Sheremet O, Ansink E, Brockhoff T, Plug M, Hellsten S,  Aroviita J, Tylec L, Giełczewski M, Kohut L, Brabec K, Haverkamp J, Poppe M, Böck K, Coerssen M, Segersten J, Hering D, 2016. Assessing the societal benefits of river restoration using the ecosystem services approach. Hydrobiologia 769:121-135

Vermaat JE, Harmsen J, Hellmann F, Van der Geest H, De Klein J, Kosten S, Smolders AJM, Verhoeven JTA,  Mes R, Ouboter M, 2016. Annual sulfate budgets for Dutch lowland peat polders: the soil is a major sulfate source through peat and pyrite oxidation. J. Hydrol 533, 515-522

Vermaat JE, Van der Burg P, Bos B, 2016. Decline and re-establishment of water reed stands, a re-evaluation of the role of muskrat herbivory in Dutch peat lakes. Freshwat Biol 61, 1580–1589

Vermaat JE, Van Teeffelen A, Hellmann F, Van Minnen J, Alkemade R, Billeter R, Beierkuhnlein C, Boitani L, Cabeza M, Feld C, Huntley B, Paterson J, Wallis de Vries M, 2017. The climate change – land use change interaction, will it strongly affect European biodiversity? Ambio 46:277–290

Schild JEM, Van Bodegom P, De Groot R, Vermaat JE, Quatrini S, 2018. A global meta-analysis on the monetary valuation of dryland ecosystem services: the role of socio-economic, environmental and methodological indicators. Ecosystem Services 32, 78-89

Ting Zhou, Vermaat JE, Xinli Ke, 2019. Variability of agroecosystems and landscape service provision on the urban-rural fringe of Wuhan, central China. Urban Ecosystems 22, 1207–1214

Vermaat JE, Matzinger A, Trajanovska S, Talevska M, Schneider SC, 2020. Nutrient retention capacity of the littoral vegetation of Lake Ohrid: can it cope with current and future loading? Limnology & Oceanography. doi: 10.1002/lno.11460

Vermaat JE, Piffady J, Putnins A, Kail JE, 2021. The effect of riparian woodland on ecosystem service delivery by the river corridor – a scenario assessment. Ecosphere 12(8) e03716

Thiemer K, Immerzeel B, Schneider SC, Sebola K, Coetzee J, Baldo M, Thiebaut G, Hilt S, Koehler J, Harpenslager SH, Vermaat JE, 2023. Drivers of perceived nuisance growth by aquatic plants. Env. Manage. DOI: 10.1007/s00267-022-01781-x

Immerzeel B, Vermaat JE, Collentine D, Juutinen A, Kronvang B, Skarbøvik E, Vodder Carstensen M, 2023. The value of change: a scenario assessment of the effects of bioeconomy driven land use change on ecosystem service provision. Catena 223, 106902

Vermaat JE, Thiemer K, Immerzeel B, Schneider SC, Sebola K, Petruzzella A, Coetzee J, Baldo M, Misteli B, Thiebaut G, Hilt S, Köhler J, Harpenslager SH, 2024. Effects of managing nuisance abundance of aquatic plants on a suite of ecosystem services. J Appl Ecol. doi: 10.1111/1365-2664.14539