Fisheries and Marine Sciences, University of Bangka Belitung, 33172, Indonesia Effluent waste generated from the intensive production of vannamei shrimp is known to play an essential role in ...

The findings are published in the journal Marine Environmental Research ... and this had a direct effect on phytoplankton biomass and composition of the community. "In the outer and middle ...

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Marine phytoplankton ... depth-resolved monitoring of Earth’s phytoplankton, which will be crucial for understanding future climate-related changes and the effects of geoengineering ...

The ability of vitamin B12 to shape algal community composition in coastal and HNLC areas of the Gulf of Alaska, even in cases where it does not limit total phytoplankton production, suggests that it ...

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