Distribution and characterization of dissolved and particulate organic matter in Antarctic pack ice
Distribution and composition of organic matterwere investigated in Antarctic pack ice in early springand summer. Accumulation of organic compounds wasobserved with dissolved organic carbon (DOC) and particulateorganic carbon (POC) reaching 717 and 470 !M C,respectively and transparent exopolymeric p...
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ftunivtasecite:oai:ecite.utas.edu.au:62630 2023-05-15T13:35:38+02:00 Distribution and characterization of dissolved and particulate organic matter in Antarctic pack ice Dumont, I Schoemann, V Lannuzel, D Chou, L Tison, JL Becquevort, S 2009 application/pdf http://www.springerlink.com https://doi.org/10.1007/s00300-008-0577-y http://ecite.utas.edu.au/62630 en eng Springer-Verlag http://ecite.utas.edu.au/62630/1/Dumont et al. 2009.pdf http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s00300-008-0577-y Dumont, I and Schoemann, V and Lannuzel, D and Chou, L and Tison, JL and Becquevort, S, Distribution and characterization of dissolved and particulate organic matter in Antarctic pack ice, Polar Biology, 32, (5) pp. 733-750. ISSN 0722-4060 (2009) [Refereed Article] http://ecite.utas.edu.au/62630 Environmental Sciences Ecological Applications Ecosystem Function Refereed Article PeerReviewed 2009 ftunivtasecite https://doi.org/10.1007/s00300-008-0577-y 2019-12-13T21:32:48Z Distribution and composition of organic matterwere investigated in Antarctic pack ice in early springand summer. Accumulation of organic compounds wasobserved with dissolved organic carbon (DOC) and particulateorganic carbon (POC) reaching 717 and 470 !M C,respectively and transparent exopolymeric particles (TEP)up to 3,071 !g Xanthan gum equivalent l1. POC and TEPseemed to be inXuenced mainly by algae. Particulatesaccharides accounted for 0.224.1% (mean, 7.8%) of POC.Dissolved total saccharides represented 0.429.6% (mean,9.7%) of DOC, while dissolved free amino acids (DFAA)accounted for only 1% of DOC. Concentrations of TEPwere positively correlated with those of saccharides.Monosaccharides (d-MCHO) dominated during winterearlyspring, whereas dissolved polysaccharides did in springsummer. DFAA were strongly correlated with d-MCHO,suggesting a similar pathway of production. The accumulationof monomers in winter is thought to result from limitationof bacterial activities rather than from the nature of thesubstrates. Article in Journal/Newspaper Antarc* Antarctic Polar Biology eCite UTAS (University of Tasmania) Antarctic Polar Biology 32 5 733 750 |
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Distribution and composition of organic matterwere investigated in Antarctic pack ice in early springand summer. Accumulation of organic compounds wasobserved with dissolved organic carbon (DOC) and particulateorganic carbon (POC) reaching 717 and 470 !M C,respectively and transparent exopolymeric particles (TEP)up to 3,071 !g Xanthan gum equivalent l1. POC and TEPseemed to be inXuenced mainly by algae. Particulatesaccharides accounted for 0.224.1% (mean, 7.8%) of POC.Dissolved total saccharides represented 0.429.6% (mean,9.7%) of DOC, while dissolved free amino acids (DFAA)accounted for only 1% of DOC. Concentrations of TEPwere positively correlated with those of saccharides.Monosaccharides (d-MCHO) dominated during winterearlyspring, whereas dissolved polysaccharides did in springsummer. DFAA were strongly correlated with d-MCHO,suggesting a similar pathway of production. The accumulationof monomers in winter is thought to result from limitationof bacterial activities rather than from the nature of thesubstrates. |
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Distribution and characterization of dissolved and particulate organic matter in Antarctic pack ice |
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Distribution and characterization of dissolved and particulate organic matter in Antarctic pack ice |
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Distribution and characterization of dissolved and particulate organic matter in Antarctic pack ice |
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Distribution and characterization of dissolved and particulate organic matter in Antarctic pack ice |
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Distribution and characterization of dissolved and particulate organic matter in Antarctic pack ice |
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distribution and characterization of dissolved and particulate organic matter in antarctic pack ice |
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