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Las diatomeas y los bosques invisibles del océano

Authors: Cermeño, Pedro;

Las diatomeas y los bosques invisibles del océano

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Las diatomeas son algas unicelulares caracterizadas por vivir encerradas en cápsulas microscópicas de cristal. A pesar de ser responsables del 20% de la producción primaria global, más de lo que producen todos los bosques tropicales del mundo, la relevancia de las diatomeas como productores primarios ha pasado inadvertida hasta hace tan solo un par de décadas. Su papel en la regulación del clima, el sustento de las redes tróficas marinas o la formación de petróleo pone de manifiesto su poder en la naturaleza. El estudio de estos microorganismos ofrece soluciones tecnológicas con las que combatir el calentamiento climático, paliar la contaminación de los ecosistemas acuáticos o desarrollar los combustibles que usaremos en el futuro. Esta obra analiza las circunstancias que llevaron a las diatomeas a convertirse en uno de los productores primarios más importantes de la Tierra y avanza el papel que podrían desempeñar en la gestión climática y medioambiental hasta finales de siglo

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