Microbial estimates showed an unstable temporal trend and a range characteristic for water with low or, seldom, moderate trophism. Biomass decreased with increasing depth, and photo-autotrophic organisms seem to dominate the whole microbial assemblage. The bacterial population did not show much variability and was well-correlated to other microbiological and chemical parameters. This data showed that larger microplankters were dominant, but that sometimes pico-sized organisms contributed about 60% to the microbial biomass
Observations on the microbial biomass in two stations of Terra Nova Bay (Antarctica) by ATP and LPS measurements.
La Ferla R;Azzaro F;Crisafi E
1995
Abstract
Microbial estimates showed an unstable temporal trend and a range characteristic for water with low or, seldom, moderate trophism. Biomass decreased with increasing depth, and photo-autotrophic organisms seem to dominate the whole microbial assemblage. The bacterial population did not show much variability and was well-correlated to other microbiological and chemical parameters. This data showed that larger microplankters were dominant, but that sometimes pico-sized organisms contributed about 60% to the microbial biomassFile in questo prodotto:
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