Two Wrongs Make a Right: High Salinity and Low Light Intensity Protects Polar Algae from Heat Stress ...
The world is dominated by cold environments that include the poles, the deep ocean, and alpine regions. Polar algae support the aquatic food chain and are increasingly threatened by climate change. With a changing climate, ice cover is decreasing with increased temperatures, leading to changes in li...
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ftdatacite:10.20381/ruor-29844 2023-12-31T10:00:28+01:00 Two Wrongs Make a Right: High Salinity and Low Light Intensity Protects Polar Algae from Heat Stress ... Osmers, Pomona 2023 https://dx.doi.org/10.20381/ruor-29844 http://ruor.uottawa.ca/handle/10393/45640 unknown Université d'Ottawa / University of Ottawa climate change algae polar psychrophiles CreativeWork article 2023 ftdatacite https://doi.org/10.20381/ruor-29844 2023-12-01T11:17:37Z The world is dominated by cold environments that include the poles, the deep ocean, and alpine regions. Polar algae support the aquatic food chain and are increasingly threatened by climate change. With a changing climate, ice cover is decreasing with increased temperatures, leading to changes in light availability and salinity. Using two closely related but geographically distant algal species, Chlamydomonas priscuii and Chlamydomonas malina, we examined how the heat stress responses changed depending on their culturing conditions. C. malina was isolated from the Beauford Sea in the Canadian Arctic and C. priscuii is from the permanently ice-covered Lake Bonney, Antarctica. This work looks at two questions; (1) how cold adapted algae responds to changing conditions and subsequent heat stress, and (2) what contributes to stress resistance? We found that algae show robust growth across a wide spectrum of light and salinity but have the fastest growth rates at low salinity and high light intensities. These ... Article in Journal/Newspaper Antarc* Antarctica Arctic Climate change DataCite Metadata Store (German National Library of Science and Technology) |
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The world is dominated by cold environments that include the poles, the deep ocean, and alpine regions. Polar algae support the aquatic food chain and are increasingly threatened by climate change. With a changing climate, ice cover is decreasing with increased temperatures, leading to changes in light availability and salinity. Using two closely related but geographically distant algal species, Chlamydomonas priscuii and Chlamydomonas malina, we examined how the heat stress responses changed depending on their culturing conditions. C. malina was isolated from the Beauford Sea in the Canadian Arctic and C. priscuii is from the permanently ice-covered Lake Bonney, Antarctica. This work looks at two questions; (1) how cold adapted algae responds to changing conditions and subsequent heat stress, and (2) what contributes to stress resistance? We found that algae show robust growth across a wide spectrum of light and salinity but have the fastest growth rates at low salinity and high light intensities. These ... |
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Two Wrongs Make a Right: High Salinity and Low Light Intensity Protects Polar Algae from Heat Stress ... |
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Two Wrongs Make a Right: High Salinity and Low Light Intensity Protects Polar Algae from Heat Stress ... |
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Two Wrongs Make a Right: High Salinity and Low Light Intensity Protects Polar Algae from Heat Stress ... |
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Two Wrongs Make a Right: High Salinity and Low Light Intensity Protects Polar Algae from Heat Stress ... |
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Two Wrongs Make a Right: High Salinity and Low Light Intensity Protects Polar Algae from Heat Stress ... |
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two wrongs make a right: high salinity and low light intensity protects polar algae from heat stress ... |
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Université d'Ottawa / University of Ottawa |
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