Using flow cytometry (FCM), microbial populations were followed in a mesoscosm
experiment manipulated with daily additions of mineral nutrients (as phosphates and nitrates …

Bacteria have been usually assumed to play a major role in regeneration processes or in
conversion of refractory compounds into bacterial biomass. Recent studies have shown that …

Planktonic microbial communities often appear stable over periods of days and thus tight
links are assumed to exist between different functional groups (ie producers and …

During three periods of 16 to 25 days, bacterioplankton production, bacterial cell volume,
chlorophyll a, CO2 assimilation, and particulate organic carbon were measured in …

In a southern Norwegian fjord (Rosfjord) during POSER a plastic enclosure (1 m Ø, 20 m
depth) was filled with filtered fjord water enriched with inorganic nutrients and inoculated …

A manipulative mesocosm experiment in Danish coastal waters tested the effect on plankton
biodiversity and function of adding nitrate, phosphate and glucose. A comprehensive set of …

The response of Synechococcus sp. growth, primary production and loss rates was
examined in a large-scale mesocosm nutrient enrichment experiment in a coastal NW …

The responses of natural bacterial populations in the waters of the Kiel Fjord, Germany, and
in Lake Kinneret, Israel, to additions of organic substrates were followed by determining …

The effects of organic and inorganic nutrient enrichments on algal‐bacterial competition
were investigated using mesocosms. Interactions were followed over 10 d in 12, 3− m3 …

In order to study interactions between microorganisms at different nutrient conditions in an
arctic environment, a mesocosm experiment was performed in Kongsfjorden, Svalbard (79° …