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Factors Determining the Location of the Chlorophyll Maximum and the Fate of Algal Production within the Tidal Freshwater James River

Paul A. Bukaveckas, Auteur ; Laura E. Barry, Auteur ; Matthew J. Beckwith, Auteur ; Valerie David, Auteur ; Brent Lederer, Auteur

Dans Estuaries and Coasts (34(3) MAY 2011)

Longitudinal variation in factors affecting phytoplankton production were analyzed to better understand the mechanisms that cause the formation of a chlorophyll maximum within the tidal freshwater James River. Phytoplankton production was two- t[...]

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Feedback Mechanisms Between Cyanobacterial Blooms, Transient Hypoxia, and Benthic Phosphorus Regeneration in Shallow Coastal Environments

Mindaugas Zilius, Auteur ; Marco Bartoli, Auteur ; Mariano Bresciani, Auteur ; Marija Katarzyte, Auteur ; Tomas Ruginis, Auteur ; Jolita Petkuviene, Auteur ; Irma Lubiene, Auteur ; Claudia Giardino, Auteur ; Paul A. Bukaveckas, Auteur ; Rutger de Wit, Auteur ; Arturas Razinkovas-Baziukas, Auteur

Dans Estuaries and Coasts (37(3) MAY 2014)

We investigated the dissolved oxygen metabolism of the Curonian Lagoon (Baltic Sea) to assess the relative contributions of pelagic and benthic processes to the development of transient hypoxic conditions in shallow water habitats. Metabolism me[...]

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Increasing Severity of Phytoplankton Nutrient Limitation Following Reductions in Point Source Inputs to the Tidal Freshwater Segment of the James River Estuary

Joseph D. Wood, Auteur ; Paul A. Bukaveckas, Auteur

Dans Estuaries and Coasts (37(5) SEP 2014)

We conducted monthly bioassay experiments to characterize light and nutrient use efficiency of phytoplankton communities from the chlorophyll-a maximum located in the tidal freshwater region of the James River Estuary. Bioassay results were inte[...]

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