Concentration and production of bacteria and bacterial destruction in the photic layer of the Sodruzhestvo Sea area, Southern Ocean ...
Bacterioplankton in the photic layer of the Sodruzhestvo Sea area and adjoining waters consists in summer primarily of cocci, with fractions smaller than 2 ?m predominating. The average abundance and biomass of microorganisms are 427 thousand cells/ml and 438 mg C/m**2, with ranges of 150-1770 thous...
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ftdatacite:10.1594/pangaea.756629 2024-09-09T19:05:24+00:00 Concentration and production of bacteria and bacterial destruction in the photic layer of the Sodruzhestvo Sea area, Southern Ocean ... Samyshev, E Z 1986 text/tab-separated-values https://dx.doi.org/10.1594/pangaea.756629 https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.756629 en eng PANGAEA Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/legalcode cc-by-3.0 Event label Latitude of event Longitude of event Bacteria Bacteria, biomass as carbon Bacteria, production as carbon Ratio Destruction of orghanic matter, as carbon Multiple investigations Filtration Calculated 14C uptake Archive of Ocean Data ARCOD dataset Supplementary Dataset Dataset 1986 ftdatacite https://doi.org/10.1594/pangaea.756629 2024-08-01T10:58:30Z Bacterioplankton in the photic layer of the Sodruzhestvo Sea area and adjoining waters consists in summer primarily of cocci, with fractions smaller than 2 ?m predominating. The average abundance and biomass of microorganisms are 427 thousand cells/ml and 438 mg C/m**2, with ranges of 150-1770 thousand cells/ml and 221-1146 mg C/m**2. The average daily production and bacterial destruction increase from 49 and 104 mg C/m**2 at the beginning of the growth period to 85 and 180 mg C/m**2 in the middle of the period and remain at this level till the end. Despite low rate of increase (daily P/B coefficient averages 0.12), because of its high abundance bacterioplankton in Antarctic waters plays a major role in destruction of organic matter, accounting for 60-85% of energy consumed by heterotrophs. ... : Supplement to: Samyshev, E Z (1986): Bacterioplankton of Antarctic waters: concentration, production and bacterial destruction. Oceanology, 26(4), 508-512 ... Dataset Antarc* Antarctic Southern Ocean DataCite Antarctic Southern Ocean |
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Event label Latitude of event Longitude of event Bacteria Bacteria, biomass as carbon Bacteria, production as carbon Ratio Destruction of orghanic matter, as carbon Multiple investigations Filtration Calculated 14C uptake Archive of Ocean Data ARCOD Samyshev, E Z Concentration and production of bacteria and bacterial destruction in the photic layer of the Sodruzhestvo Sea area, Southern Ocean ... |
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Bacterioplankton in the photic layer of the Sodruzhestvo Sea area and adjoining waters consists in summer primarily of cocci, with fractions smaller than 2 ?m predominating. The average abundance and biomass of microorganisms are 427 thousand cells/ml and 438 mg C/m**2, with ranges of 150-1770 thousand cells/ml and 221-1146 mg C/m**2. The average daily production and bacterial destruction increase from 49 and 104 mg C/m**2 at the beginning of the growth period to 85 and 180 mg C/m**2 in the middle of the period and remain at this level till the end. Despite low rate of increase (daily P/B coefficient averages 0.12), because of its high abundance bacterioplankton in Antarctic waters plays a major role in destruction of organic matter, accounting for 60-85% of energy consumed by heterotrophs. ... : Supplement to: Samyshev, E Z (1986): Bacterioplankton of Antarctic waters: concentration, production and bacterial destruction. Oceanology, 26(4), 508-512 ... |
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Concentration and production of bacteria and bacterial destruction in the photic layer of the Sodruzhestvo Sea area, Southern Ocean ... |
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Concentration and production of bacteria and bacterial destruction in the photic layer of the Sodruzhestvo Sea area, Southern Ocean ... |
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Concentration and production of bacteria and bacterial destruction in the photic layer of the Sodruzhestvo Sea area, Southern Ocean ... |
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Concentration and production of bacteria and bacterial destruction in the photic layer of the Sodruzhestvo Sea area, Southern Ocean ... |
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Concentration and production of bacteria and bacterial destruction in the photic layer of the Sodruzhestvo Sea area, Southern Ocean ... |
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concentration and production of bacteria and bacterial destruction in the photic layer of the sodruzhestvo sea area, southern ocean ... |
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