ater cultures, there was a net accumulation of CDOM over the (2004below the surface during summer stratification. The results of the present study support a new paradigm for CDOM in the open ocean, which allows for local origin and significant dynamics. Appreciation of CDOM dynamics will, in turn, a...

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Main Author: Deborah K. Steinberg
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CDOM
Dissolved organic matter
Microbial community
North Atlantic
Sargasso Sea
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Dissolved organic matter
Microbial community
North Atlantic
Sargasso Sea
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Sargasso Sea
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