Control of particulate manganese (Mn) cycling in halocline Arctic Ocean waters by putative Mn‐oxidizing bacterial dynamics
Abstract Particulate Mn, given its high adsorptive capacity and oxidation potential, has profound impacts on the cycling of various trace elements and organic matter in the ocean. Moreover, particulate Mn acts as a sink (via oxidation and adsorption) or as a source (via remineralization and photored...
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crwiley:10.1002/lno.12407 2024-06-02T07:59:57+00:00 Control of particulate manganese (Mn) cycling in halocline Arctic Ocean waters by putative Mn‐oxidizing bacterial dynamics Colombo, Manuel LaRoche, Julie Desai, Dhwani Li, Jingxuan Maldonado, Maria T. Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada 2023 http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/lno.12407 https://aslopubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1002/lno.12407 en eng Wiley http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ Limnology and Oceanography volume 68, issue 9, page 2070-2087 ISSN 0024-3590 1939-5590 journal-article 2023 crwiley https://doi.org/10.1002/lno.12407 2024-05-03T11:47:32Z Abstract Particulate Mn, given its high adsorptive capacity and oxidation potential, has profound impacts on the cycling of various trace elements and organic matter in the ocean. Moreover, particulate Mn acts as a sink (via oxidation and adsorption) or as a source (via remineralization and photoreduction) term of bioactive dissolved Mn(II). In the Canadian Arctic Ocean, particulate Mn distributions in the water column revealed the presence of distinctively high particulate Mn concentrations and an overwhelming dominance of the non‐lithogenic component to the bulk particulate Mn pool. This phenomenon is of particular importance in halocline waters in the Canada Basin, the Canadian Arctic Archipelago and Baffin Bay, and near‐bottom samples in Baffin Bay. Enhanced microbially‐mediated Mn oxidation in the water column is suggested as the main mechanism driving the non‐lithogenic dominance. Indeed, the microbial community composition data associated with high non‐lithogenic particulate Mn (i.e., Mn oxides) display a high relative abundance of taxa (e.g., f.Pirellulaceae, o.Phycisphaerales, f.Cryomorphaceae, g. Moritella) that have been identified in Mn oxide enriched environments. Furthermore, numerous taxa identified in the Canada Basin halocline water, where non‐lithogenic particulate Mn peaked, are phylogenetically related to known (cultured) Mn‐oxidizing bacteria (MnOB; e.g., Rhodobacteraceae, Oceanospirillaceae, Rhizobiaceae, and other Alphaproteobacteria). Putative MnOB appears to proliferate in certain water masses having a unique set of environmental conditions: low light intensity—alleviating photoinhibition—and high dissolved Mn concentrations, the main drivers known to influence MnOB dynamic, and hence, Mn oxidation. Article in Journal/Newspaper Arctic Archipelago Arctic Arctic Ocean Baffin Bay Baffin Bay Baffin canada basin Canadian Arctic Archipelago Wiley Online Library Arctic Arctic Ocean Baffin Bay Canada Canadian Arctic Archipelago Limnology and Oceanography 68 9 2070 2087 |
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Abstract Particulate Mn, given its high adsorptive capacity and oxidation potential, has profound impacts on the cycling of various trace elements and organic matter in the ocean. Moreover, particulate Mn acts as a sink (via oxidation and adsorption) or as a source (via remineralization and photoreduction) term of bioactive dissolved Mn(II). In the Canadian Arctic Ocean, particulate Mn distributions in the water column revealed the presence of distinctively high particulate Mn concentrations and an overwhelming dominance of the non‐lithogenic component to the bulk particulate Mn pool. This phenomenon is of particular importance in halocline waters in the Canada Basin, the Canadian Arctic Archipelago and Baffin Bay, and near‐bottom samples in Baffin Bay. Enhanced microbially‐mediated Mn oxidation in the water column is suggested as the main mechanism driving the non‐lithogenic dominance. Indeed, the microbial community composition data associated with high non‐lithogenic particulate Mn (i.e., Mn oxides) display a high relative abundance of taxa (e.g., f.Pirellulaceae, o.Phycisphaerales, f.Cryomorphaceae, g. Moritella) that have been identified in Mn oxide enriched environments. Furthermore, numerous taxa identified in the Canada Basin halocline water, where non‐lithogenic particulate Mn peaked, are phylogenetically related to known (cultured) Mn‐oxidizing bacteria (MnOB; e.g., Rhodobacteraceae, Oceanospirillaceae, Rhizobiaceae, and other Alphaproteobacteria). Putative MnOB appears to proliferate in certain water masses having a unique set of environmental conditions: low light intensity—alleviating photoinhibition—and high dissolved Mn concentrations, the main drivers known to influence MnOB dynamic, and hence, Mn oxidation. |
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Colombo, Manuel LaRoche, Julie Desai, Dhwani Li, Jingxuan Maldonado, Maria T. |
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Colombo, Manuel LaRoche, Julie Desai, Dhwani Li, Jingxuan Maldonado, Maria T. Control of particulate manganese (Mn) cycling in halocline Arctic Ocean waters by putative Mn‐oxidizing bacterial dynamics |
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Colombo, Manuel LaRoche, Julie Desai, Dhwani Li, Jingxuan Maldonado, Maria T. |
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Colombo, Manuel |
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Control of particulate manganese (Mn) cycling in halocline Arctic Ocean waters by putative Mn‐oxidizing bacterial dynamics |
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Control of particulate manganese (Mn) cycling in halocline Arctic Ocean waters by putative Mn‐oxidizing bacterial dynamics |
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Control of particulate manganese (Mn) cycling in halocline Arctic Ocean waters by putative Mn‐oxidizing bacterial dynamics |
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Control of particulate manganese (Mn) cycling in halocline Arctic Ocean waters by putative Mn‐oxidizing bacterial dynamics |
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Control of particulate manganese (Mn) cycling in halocline Arctic Ocean waters by putative Mn‐oxidizing bacterial dynamics |
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control of particulate manganese (mn) cycling in halocline arctic ocean waters by putative mn‐oxidizing bacterial dynamics |
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Arctic Archipelago Arctic Arctic Ocean Baffin Bay Baffin Bay Baffin canada basin Canadian Arctic Archipelago |
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Arctic Archipelago Arctic Arctic Ocean Baffin Bay Baffin Bay Baffin canada basin Canadian Arctic Archipelago |
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Limnology and Oceanography volume 68, issue 9, page 2070-2087 ISSN 0024-3590 1939-5590 |
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