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Katherine C. Filippino, Auteur ; Margaret R. Mulholland, Auteur ; Peter W. Bernhardt, Auteur ; George E. Boneillo, Auteur ; Ryan E. Morse, Auteur ; Matthew Semcheski, Auteur ; Harold Marshall, Auteur ; Nancy G. Love, Auteur ; Quinn Roberts, Auteur ; Deborah A. Bronk, AuteurTotal maximum daily loads for nitrogen (N) are currently being established for the Chesapeake Bay watershed. While we know inorganic N is bioavailable in the environment and therefore its input contributes to cultural eutrophication, the bioavai[...]
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Margaret R. Mulholland, Auteur ; George E. Boneillo, Auteur ; Peter W. Bernhardt, Auteur ; Elizabeth C. Minor, AuteurTo determine the roles of dissolved organic matter in the onset, duration, and decline of blooms of the "brown tide" pelagophyte, Aureococcus anophagefferens, nutrient and microbial dynamics, heterotrophic and autotrophic carbon (C) and nitrogen[...]
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Margaret R. Mulholland, Auteur ; Andrea M. Rocha, Auteur ; George E. Boneillo, AuteurLeucine and thymidine incorporation were examined in size-fractionated estuarine communities and in cultures of phytoplankton known to use dissolved organic nitrogen (DON). Cultured phytoplankton species were used to establish that phytoplankton[...]
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George E. Boneillo, Auteur ; Margaret R. Mulholland, AuteurBlooms of Aureococcus anophagefferens in Chincoteague Bay were observed during 5 of 6 years between 2002 and 2007. In order to understand factors controlling blooms, interannual differences in nitrogen and carbon uptake and concentrations of dis[...]
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Margaret R. Mulholland, Auteur ; Ryan E. Morse, Auteur ; George E. Boneillo, Auteur ; Peter W. Bernhardt, Auteur ; Katherine C. Filippino, Auteur ; Leo A. Procise, Auteur ; Jose L. Blanco-Garcia, Auteur ; Harold G. Marshall, Auteur ; Todd A. Egerton, Auteur ; William S. Hunley, Auteur ; Kenneth A. Moore, Auteur ; Dianna L. Berry, Auteur ; Christopher J. Gobler, AuteurDuring August and September 2007, the lower Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries experienced a massive bloom of Cochlodinium polykrikoides Margalef (> 10(4) cells per milliliter) that persisted for over a month, was extremely patchy, and at times [...]
