Seven years (2001–2008) of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) vertical profiles were
examined in order to assess the main processes determining DOC concentration and …

The Mediterranean coast receives large inputs of dust with a potential fertilization effect. We
evaluated the effect of a wet dust deposition event on microbial abundance and activity …

We assessed the temporal variability of nutrients, phytoplankton and bacterioplankton at two
sites of different trophic status in New Caledonia's South-West lagoon, a tropical coastal …

The aim of this study was to explore the variation and regulation of bacterial carbon
processing at a coastal oligotrophic site of the Island of Majorca in the Mediterranean Sea. In …

In a synoptic cruise performed during early summer, the composition and viability of pelagic
communities of the Mediterranean Sea were studied across the different sub-basins and …

Bacterial community composition (BCC) has been extensively related to specific
environmental conditions. Tropical coastal lagoons present great temporal and spatial …

Flow regulation in lowland rivers has reduced the amount of allochthonous dissolved
organic carbon (DOC) entering main channels through less frequent wetting of benches …

Bacterioplankton are responsible for a large fraction of respiration and dissolved organic
matter (DOM) remineralisation in the ocean; therefore, changes in their taxonomic …

The suitability of applying empirical conversion factors (eCFs) to determine bacterial
biomass production remains unclear because seawater cultures are usually overtaken by …

In the oligo-to mesotrophic waters of Uchiumi Bay, Japan, there is an intermittent physical
event which supplies nutrients to the sea: bottom intrusion of deep, cool, nutrient-rich water …