Biofuels derived from marine algae are a potential source of sustainable energy that can
contribute to future global demands. The realisation of this potential will require …

Sea surface nitrate (SSN) plays an important role in assessing phytoplankton growth and
new production in the ocean. Field sampling of SSN data is important, but limited by data …

Introduction of active chlorophyll a fluorescence protocols, in particular fast repetition rate
(FRR) fluorometry, to oceanography and limnology 15 yr ago has enabled rapid assessment …

To better understand the temporal and spatial dynamics of Prochlorococcus populations,
and how these populations co-vary with the physical environment, we followed monthly …

Measurements performed on a cruise within the central Iceland Basin in the high‐latitude (>
55° N) North Atlantic Ocean during late July to early September 2007 indicated that the …

As part of the E-Flux project, we documented spatial variability and temporal changes in
plankton community structure in a cold-core cyclonic eddy in the lee of the Hawaiian Islands …

It is widely held that increased stratification and reduced vertical mixing in the ocean driven
by global warming will promote the replacement of diatoms by smaller phytoplankton and …

As part of E-Flux III cruise studies in March 2005, we investigated phytoplankton community
dynamics in a cyclonic cold-core eddy (Cyclone Opal) in the lee of the Hawaiian Islands …

Diatoms and their associated extracellular polymeric substances (EPS) are major
constituents of the microalgal assemblages present within sea ice. Yields and chemical …

Abstract Phytoplankton in the Arctic Ocean are subject to nitrogen limitation in the summer,
however, how severely the nitrogen stress affects phytoplankton physiology remains largely …