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Books

In January 2022, a major work by Daniel Alongi was published by Wiley-Blackwell entitled Tropical Marine EcologyThe book documents the structure and function of tropical marine populations, communities and ecosystems in relation to environmental factors including climate patterns and climate change, and patterns of oceanographic phenomena such as tides and currents and major oceanographic features as well as chemical and geological drivers.

Earlier books published by Daniel Alongi include Coastal Ecosystem Processes, The Energetics of Mangrove Forests, Mangroves of the South China Sea: Ecology and Human Impacts on Indonesia's Forests (with S. Sukardjo), Blue Carbon: Coastal Sequestration for Climate Change Mitigation, and Tropical Mangrove Ecosystems co-edited with A.I. Robertson).

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Journal Articles

Alongi DM, Sasekumar A, Tirendi F, Trott LA, Pfitzner J, Dixon P, Brunskill GJ (2004). Sediment accumulation and rates of carbon and nitrogen flow in mangrove forests of different age: estimates of land-ocean-atmosphere exchange in peninsular Malaysia. Marine Geology 208: 383-402.

Alongi DM, Pfitzner J, Trott LA (2005). Deposition and cycling of carbon and nitrogen in carbonate mud of the lagoons of Arlington and Sudbury Reefs, Great Barrier Reef. Coral Reefs 25: 123-143.

Alongi DM, Trott LA, Undu MC, Tirendi F (2008). Benthic microbial metabolism in seagrass meadows along a carbonate gradient in Sulawesi, Indonesia. Aquatic Microbial Ecology 51: 141-152.

Alongi DM (2010). Dissolved iron supply limits early growth of estuarine mangroves. Ecology 91: 3229-3241.

Alongi DM, Wirasantosa S, Wagey T, Trott LA (2012). Early diagenetic processes in relation to river discharge and coastal upwelling in the Aru Sea, Indonesia. Marine Chemistry 140-141: 10-23.

Alongi DM (2020). Nitrogen cycling and mass balance in the world's mangrove forests. Nitrogen 1: 167-189.

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Technical Reports

Alongi DM (1994). Effect of mine waste disposal on deep-ocean benthic biota off Misima Island, Papua New Guinea. Report to NSR Consultants, Melbourne.

Alongi DM (1994). Baseline study of benthic biota the vicinity of Lihir Island, Papua New Guinea. Report to NSR Consultants, Melbourne.

Alongi DM, Ley JA (1997). Marine biological communities and processes of the western gulf of Papua: a review with assessment of potential impacts of a proposed gas pipeline. Report to NSR Consultants, Melbourne.

Alongi DM, Johnston DJ, Tirendi F, Dixon P, Trott LA (1999). Nutrient biogeochemistry. Mixed shrimp farming-mangrove forestry models in the Mekong delta, Termination report, Part B, ACAIR-MOFI Project FIS/94/12.

Trott LA, Alongi DM (2002) Quantifying and predicting the impact of prawn effluent on the assimilative capacity of coastal waterways. Final report to Fisheries Research and Development Corporation.

Wasson R, Alongi DM (2006). River catchments and marine productivity in Timor Leste. Final report to UNDP, Darwin, Australia.

Alongi DM (2007) Nutrient impacts of hydrotalcite in Gove Harbour: Implications for cycling and transfer of elements to biota. Interim report on pilot phase 1 to Alcan Pty. Ltd., Gove, Northern Terrritory.

Alongi DM, Amaral A, Carvalho N, McWilliam A, Rouwenhorst J, Tirendi F, Trott LA, Wasson RJ (2009). River catchments and marine productivity in Timor Leste: Caralun and Laclo catchments; south and north coasts. Project report to ATSEF on the Timor Leste Coastal/Marine Habitat Mapping for Tourism and Fisheries Development Project, Darwin.

Alongi DM, Edyvane K, do Ceu Guterres MO, Pranowo WW, Wuasantosa S, Wasson RJ (2012). Biophysical profile of the Arafura and Timor Seas. Report for the Arafura Timor Seas Ecosystem Action (ATSEA) Program, Jakarta, Indonesia.

Kennedy HA, Alongi DM, Karim A, Chen G, Chmura GL, Crooks S, Kairo JG, Liao B, Lin G, Troxler TG (2014). Coastal wetlands, chapter 4. In: 2013 Supplement to the 2006 IPCC Guidelines for National Greenhouse Gas Inventories: Wetlands. IPCC, Switzerland.

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