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Diatoms spread a high εNd-signature in the North Pacific Ocean
diatom silica frustules neodymium isotope seawater island arc loess
2017/4/11
The Nd and Sr isotopes of the acetic-acid-soluble, hydrochloric-acid-soluble, hydrofluoric-acid-soluble (siliceous)
fractions of settling particles collected in the highly diatom productive Bering Se...
Iodine assimilation by marine diatoms and other phytoplankton in nitrate-replete conditions
marine diatoms Iodine assimilation
2014/4/17
Several marine phytoplankton species, primarily diatoms, were examined for the accumulation of iodide (10
species) and iodate (9 species) using radioactive iodine-125 in f/2 artificial seawater, a ni...
Vitamin B12 and cobalt cycling among diatoms and bacteria in Antarctic sea ice microbial communities
Vitamin B12 cobalt cycling among diatoms
2014/4/21
Within McMurdo Sound’s annual sea ice, assimilation and concentrations of vitamin B12 (cobalamin),
microbial community productivity, and biomass were examined among three 100-m2
quadrats where light...
Domoic acid: The synergy of iron, copper, and the toxicity of diatoms
The synergy of iron copper
2014/5/13
Diatom blooms generated by the alleviation of iron limitation in high nitrate–low chlorophyll (HNLC) regions
of the oceans often are composed of pennate diatoms of the genus Pseudo-nitzschia, many of...
The influence of filter-feeding benthic macroinvertebrates on the transport and deposition of particulate organic matter and diatoms in two streams
fi lter-feeding benthic macroinvertebrates diatoms
2014/6/9
The transport and deposition of particulate organic matter (POM) in streams has received much attention in recent
years. As with many ecosystem processes, determining the relative importance of physi...
Growth rates of large and small Southern Ocean diatoms in relation to availability of iron in natural seawater
Growth rates of large small Southern Ocean
2014/5/30
Blooms of large diatoms dominate the CO2
drawdown and silicon cycle of the Southern Ocean in both the past
and present. The growth of these Antarctic diatoms is limited by availability of iron (and ...