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This project aims to develop a comprehensive numerical model to understand how trace metals influence phytoplankton growth in the ocean. By integrating biological knowledge with new oceanic datasets, it seeks to enhance predictions of ocean productivity and carbon cycling.
As one of the largest carbon reservoirs in the Earth system, the ocean is central to understanding past, present and future fluctuations in atmospheric carbon dioxide.
In this context, microscopic plants called phytoplankton are key as they consume carbon dioxide during photosynthesis and transfer part of this carbon to the ocean’s interior and ultimately the lithosphere.
The overall abundance of phytoplankton also forms the foundation of ocean food webs and drives the richness of marine fisheri…
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