... P. tricornutum, cells ex- posed to excessive light levels appeared to suffer more dam- age to PSII in the high compared to the L-C grown ...ocean acidification is likely to have different ...
... Orr, J. C., Fabry, V. J., Aumont, O., Bopp, L., Doney, S. C., Feely, R. A., Gnanadesikan, A., Gruber, N., Ishida, A., Joos, F., Key, R. M., Lindsay, K., Maier-Reimer, E., Matear, R., Mon- fray, P., Mouchet, A., Najjar, ...
... 2015). The marble-type equilibrators were developed to address the monitoring conditions specific to inland waters, such as high loads of sediments and organic matter (Frankignoulle et ...In ...
... repertoire of hydrolytic enzymes (Hoppe et ...DOM of algal origin can be rapidly used by bacteria (Grossart et ...accumulation of DOM in the oceanic photic zone is commonly observed (Williams, ...
... [CO2− 3 ...for the same pH increase of ...insensitivity of Sr/Ca to pH in another planktonic foraminiferal species, ...activity ofthe symbionts and hence calcification ...
... and the absorption of atmospheric and solar radiation in the ro-vibrational ...bands. The altitude above which the LTE approximation is not appli- cable depends on the ...
... Summary of statistically significant differences between treatments for DOC (top) and TEP ...pCO 2 and DOC/TEP production (more DOC/TEP in the higher pCO 2 treatment) and downward pointing ...
... values of pCO 2 and DOC concentrations for each bin interval (n varying from 7 and ...1540). The solid lines represent both fitted regression equa- tion encompassing all ...
... acknowledge the following people who assisted in the laboratory, in the field, or with system engineering or maintenance: ...construction ofthe ...use of their PAM ...thank ...
... that theseawater pCO 2 disturbed the swelling process that occurs during the last two thirds ofthe whole developmental ...period. The water intake occurred ...
... in the southern Baltic Sea at this value (Kononen, 1992). The cultures were illuminated at an average intensity of 85 µmol photons m −2 s −1 under a 14/10 h light/dark ...Aggregation of ...
... Scheme ofthe site and experimental setup in Mongu (Zam- bia). The dark grey area represents the disturbed area driven by de- forestation, burning and ...grazing. The light grey area ...
... Similarly, the cbbM gene types were also detected with relatively higher diversity in these four samples as shown in ...Fig. 2, suggesting that cbbM gene could be found universally in microorganisms ...
... on the data sub-set from the North Atlantic ...all the ship tracks that contain some measurements. Since the data is mainly used for comparison with the model in the ...
... to the peak ofthe thermal window during an ocean warming event and promote the effect of carbon ...where the speed of reactions increases with increasing ...limits ...
... For further information on gel particle size and abundance, a microscopic analysis was performed. Most cyanobacteria filaments seemed to be coated by mucus which was stained by Alcian Blue (Fig. 4a) while CSP was mostly ...
... Ovigerous females were supplied by local fishermen and held in aquaria (160×100×35 cm) at the National Lobster Hatch- ery (NLH) in Padstow, Cornwall, UK. Each aquarium was constantly supplied with aerated, ...
... patterns of land-atmosphere fluxes of carbon dioxide, latent heat, and sensible heat derived from eddy covari- ance, satellite, and meteorological observations, ...
... when CO2 is limited (see Reinfelder, ...to the change of atmospheric gases over geological time, where the ratio of O 2 and CO2 has increased (Hopkinson et ...
... on the analysis of 6 discrete water samples from Kiel Bight taken at GEOMAR ...that the measurements on the analyzer used for this study were too low by ...explain the characteristics ...