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This project investigates the role of marine phytoplankton in carbon transport from the atmosphere to the ocean. By analyzing phytoplankton community structure and bio-optical proxies using advanced flow cytometry and BGC-Argo floats, it aims to enhance understanding of carbon cycles and climate change impacts.
Marine phytoplankton are a primary vector in the transport of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to the ocean interior via the biological carbon pump.
The magnitude and efficiency of this flux hinges on phytoplankton community structurethe relative abundance of different phytoplankton groups present within a given water mass.
Therefore, accurate estimates of phytoplankton community structure are crucial for understanding global carbon cycles and for anticipating the impact of global climate chan…
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United States, New Brunswick
Type: University / higher education
Activity type: Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
SME: No
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