Cell Size Dependent Responses of Phytoplankton Assemblages to Nitrate and Phosphate Additions in Surface Waters of the Northern South China Sea
Cell Size Dependent Responses of Phytoplankton Assemblages to Nitrate and Phosphate Additions in Surface Waters of the Northern South China Sea
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10.4236/ojms.2014.42008
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2014-02
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Rong Yi;Yehui Tan;Shengfu Wang;P. Shen;Z. Ke;Liang-min Huang;Xingyu Song;Gang Li
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Rong Yi;Yehui Tan;Shengfu Wang;P. Shen;Z. Ke;Liang-min Huang;Xingyu Song;Gang Li
Bioavailability of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) is known to affect marine phytoplankton physiology, thus influencing their primary productivity; and it’s of general interest to see how the N or/and P additions affect the differently cell-sized phytoplankton assemblages. Data from the northern South China Sea showed that P addition increased up to 6 times of total chl a content within 24 h in the estuarine water; and N+P addition increased more than 20 times of chl a within 144 h in the pelagic water. The P addition powered 18.0% and 149% increase in the carbon fixation of larger (>3 μm) and smaller (
