Particulate carbon and nitrogen and plankton biomass in oligotrophic and upwelling systems

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object 01 Jan 1985 Spain English Publisher:CSIC - Instituto de Investigaciones Pesqueras (Vigo)

Authors: Alcaraz, Miquel; Estrada, Marta; Fraga, Fernando; Flos, Jordi;

handle: 10261/92663

Particulate carbon and nitrogen and plankton biomass in oligotrophic and upwelling systems

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Abstract

[ES] Las relaciones y cuantitativas entre el contenido en nitrógeno y carbono orgánicos en la materia orgánica particulada (total: TOC, TON; mesozooplancton: ZOC, ZON), la concentración de clorofila a, y la fijación de carbono, se han utilizado con frecuencia en la descripción de algunas propiedades funcionaels de los ecosistemas marinos, ya que son un reflejo de la proporción de pancton vivo en la materia orgánica particulada. […].

[EN] Quantitative relationsliips between particulate organic carbon and nitrogen (total: TOC, TON; mesozooplankton: ZOC, ZON), chlorophyll a, and C fixation are often used to describe some functional properties of marine ecosystems since they rerfect the contribution or living plankton to particulate concentrations. […].

Simposio Internacional sobre las áreas de afloramiento más importantes del Oeste Africano : International Symposium on the most important Upwelling Areas off Western Africa (Cape Blanco and Benguela).—14 pages, 6 figures, 5 tables.

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Spain

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Spanish National Research Council
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Keywords

NW Africa, Plancton, Productividad, Nitrógeno, NO de África, Nitrogen, Carbono, Mediterranean, Mediterráneo, Plankton, Carbon, Productivity

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