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18. Dissolved and Particulate Primary Production and Subsequent Bacterial C Consumption in the Southern East China Sea T. Chen et al.
19. Uneven response of phytoplankton-bacteria coupling under Saharan dust pulse and ultraviolet radiation in the south-western Mediterranean Sea P. Carrillo et al.
20. Optical Properties and Biochemical Indices of Marine Particles in the Open Mediterranean Sea: The R/V Maria S. Merian Cruise, March 2018 S. Chaikalis et al.
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22. No detectable effect of ocean acidification on plankton metabolism in the NW oligotrophic Mediterranean Sea: Results from two mesocosm studies L. Maugendre et al.
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28. Eutrophication and environmental policy in the Mediterranean Sea: a review M. Karydis & D. Kitsiou
29. Transparent exopolymer particles: Effects on carbon cycling in the ocean X. Mari et al.
30. Rising nutrient-pulse frequency and high UVR strengthen microbial interactions M. Cabrerizo et al.
31. Contrasted Saharan dust events in LNLC environments: impact on nutrient dynamics and primary production C. Ridame et al.
32. Ecology of aerobic anoxygenic phototrophic bacteria along an oligotrophic gradient in the Mediterranean Sea D. Lamy et al.
33. Drivers of Microbial Carbon Fluxes Variability in Two Oligotrophic Mediterranean Coastal Systems N. González-Benítez et al.
34. Main drivers of transparent exopolymer particle distribution across the surface Atlantic Ocean M. Zamanillo et al.
35. Recalcitrant Dissolved Organic Carbon Fractions D. Hansell
36. Gradients in microbial methanol uptake: productive coastal upwelling waters to oligotrophic gyres in the Atlantic Ocean J. Dixon et al.
37. Seasonal phosphorus and carbon dynamics in a temperate shelf sea (Celtic Sea) A. Poulton et al.
38. DOC concentrations across a depth-dependent light gradient on a Caribbean coral reef B. Mueller et al.
39. Influence of simulated future climate CO2 scenarios on carbon allocation in a keystone cyanobacterium Synechococcus Y. Zhang et al.
40. Release of significant fraction of primary production as dissolved organic carbon in the Bay of Bengal D. Rao et al.
41. Microbial food webs and metabolic state across oligotrophic waters of the Mediterranean Sea during summer U. Christaki et al.
42. Plankton community respiration and bacterial metabolism in a North Atlantic Shelf Sea during spring bloom development (April 2015) E. García-Martín et al.
43. Use of cavity ring‐down spectrometry to quantify 13C‐primary productivity in oligotrophic waters D. López‐Sandoval et al.
44. Dissolved organic matter (DOM) release by phytoplankton in the contemporary and future ocean D. Thornton
45. Linking phytoplankton primary production and chromophoric dissolved organic matter in the sea C. Guallar & J. Flos
46. Dynamics and Origin of Transparent Exopolymer Particles in the Oyashio Region of the Western Subarctic Pacific during the Spring Diatom Bloom Y. Nosaka et al.
47. Stable carbon isotope gradients in benthic foraminifera as proxy for organic carbon fluxes in the Mediterranean Sea M. Theodor et al.
48. Influence of cyclonic and anticyclonic eddies on plankton in the southeastern Mediterranean Sea during late summertime N. Belkin et al.
49. A preliminary study into the influence of filtration on phytoplankton dynamics in an oligotrophic marine fish farm environment B. Bardakçı Şener & E. Tıraşın
50. Meridional patterns of inorganic nutrient limitation and co-limitation of bacterial growth in the Atlantic Ocean M. Hale et al.
51. Heterotrophic bacterial responses to the winter–spring phytoplankton bloom in open waters of the NW Mediterranean A. Gomes et al.
52. Contrasting provenance, fluxes and budgets for dissolved aluminium and barium in the Mediterranean; an integrating overview G. De Lange et al.
53. Characterisation and dynamics of dissolved organic matter in the Northwestern Mediterranean Sea V. Jones et al.
54. Strong stimulation of N2 fixation in oligotrophic Mediterranean Sea: results from dust addition in large in situ mesocosms C. Ridame et al.
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56. Saharan Dust Pulse and High Ultraviolet Radiation Alter Microbial Carbon Fluxes in the South-Western Mediterranean Sea P. Carrillo et al.
57. Variability in photosynthetic production of dissolved and particulate organic carbon in the North Pacific Subtropical Gyre D. Viviani et al.
58. Synergistic effects of UVR and simulated stratification on commensalistic phytoplankton–bacteria relationship in two optically contrasting oligotrophic Mediterranean lakes P. Carrillo et al.
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61. Effect of solar UVR on the production of particulate and dissolved organic carbon from phytoplankton assemblages in the Indian Ocean A. Fuentes‑Lema et al.
62. Contribution of Bicarbonate Assimilation to Carbon Pool Dynamics in the Deep Mediterranean Sea and Cultivation of Actively Nitrifying and CO2-Fixing Bathypelagic Prokaryotic Consortia V. La Cono et al.
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64. Environmental Regulation of Photosynthetically Produced Dissolved Organic Carbon by Phytoplankton Along a Subtropical Estuarine Bay J. Kang et al.
65. Seasonal variability in the persistence of dissolved environmental DNA (eDNA) in a marine system: The role of microbial nutrient limitation I. Salter & H. Doi
66. Rapid biological oxidation of methanol in the tropical Atlantic: significance as a microbial carbon source J. Dixon et al.
67. CO2 increases 14C primary production in an Arctic plankton community A. Engel et al.
68. Pollutant load discharge from a Southwestern Mediterranean river (Mazafran River, Algeria) and its impact on the coastal environment B. Zenati et al.
69. Organic matter production during late summer–winter period in a temperate sea D. Marić et al.
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