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Limnology and Oceanography, Volume 71, Issue 1, January 2026.Abstract The metabolism of heterotrophic bacteria acts as a key control on the turnover of organic matter in the ocean. However, much remains unknown about how nutrient availability, particularly iron concentration, impacts bacterial growth. In the dimly lit waters of the lower photic and upper mesopelagic zones, the attenuation of sinking particulate ...
Lauren E. Manck +8 more
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Seasonal and spatial patterns of picophytoplankton growth, grazing and distribution in the East China Sea [PDF]
, 2014 Dynamics of picophytoplankton population distribution in the East China Sea (ECS), a marginal sea in the western North Pacific Ocean, were studied during two cruises in August 2009 (summer) and January 2010 (winter).
Chen, B. +6 more
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PlantsPlanktonic unicellular cyanobacteria are the dominant biomass producers and carbon fixers in the global ocean ecosystem, but they are not abundant in polar seawater.
Tatiana A. Belevich +3 more
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Journal of Limnology, 2016 The recent interest in the plankton structures and dynamics in tropical and subtropical lakes has revealed important trends that set these lakes apart from temperate lakes, and one of the main differences is the enhanced importance of the microbial food ...
Alfonso Esquivel +4 more
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Unusual behaviour of phototrophic picoplankton in turbid waters
PLOS ONE, 2017 Autotrophic picoplankton (APP) abundance and contribution to phytoplankton biomass was studied in Hungarian shallow lakes to test the effect of inorganic turbidity determining the size distribution of the phytoplankton. The studied lakes displayed wide turbidity (TSS: 4-2250 mg l-1) and phytoplankton biomass (chlorophyll a: 1-460 μg l-1) range, as well
Boglárka Somogyi +4 more
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An assessment of the physical, chemical, and biological properties of Christine Lake, NH [PDF]
, 2004 As part of a comparative assessment of seven New Hampshire lakes, performed throughout the month of September 2003, students and faculty from the University of New Hampshire’s Center for Freshwater Biology sampled Christine Lake in Stark, NH. The goal of
Godkin, W. Travis
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Biodiversity of Australian marine macroalgae — A progress report [PDF]
, 1998 The biodiversity of Australian macroalgae is assessed by reference to species numbers recorded for the various biogeographical and political regions. The figures show a marked disparity between northern and southern Australia, with the former apparently ...
Cowan, R.A. +2 more
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Productivity regime and phytoplankton size structure in the Arabian Sea [PDF]
, 1993 The productivity regime and size structure of phytoplankton are described for three different epipelagic systems in the Arabian Sea during the inter-monsoon period in spring 1987: (1) the coast of Oman; (2) the central Arabian Sea; and (3) the shelf off ...
Jochem, Frank J. +2 more
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Experimental Tests of Nutrient Limitation in Freshwater Picoplankton [PDF]
Applied and Environmental Microbiology, 1989 On the basis of correlative studies, picoplankton in Calder Lake, New York, are apparently unaffected by seasonal fluxes in nutrient (N and P) levels. In this small eutrophic lake, picoplankton (<2.0- to 0.2-μm size) and nanoplankton (<20 to >2 μm) predominate. Microplankton (>20 μm) are typically least important. Experiments were conducted
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, 1991 The method proposed for the measurement of the picoplankton density, uses epifluorescence microscopy, which allows the detection of all the cells with their own or/and induced fluorescence. Direct counts may lead to an overestimation of the viable counts since we cannot discriminate between living and dead cells. We appropriately modified the method of
Maugeri, T. L. +2 more
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