Dangerous climate change is best avoided by drastically and rapidly reducing greenhouse
gas emissions. Nevertheless, geoengineering options are receiving attention on the basis …

The bacterial response to dust pulses was investigated in the Mediterranean Sea through a
combined field and experimental study. During the stratification period, characterized by a …

Bacteria, archaea and other microbes have dominated most biogeochemical processes on
Earth for> 99% of the history of life, but within the past few decades anthropogenic activity …

We investigated the dynamics of heterotrophic bacteria in the coastal western Antarctic
Peninsula (WAP), using decadal (2002–2014) time series of two bacterial variables …

The Ross Sea is home to some of the largest phytoplankton blooms in the Southern Ocean.
Primary production in this system has previously been shown to be iron limited in the …

This paper reports on the influence of the Fe fertilization conducted during the subarctic
ecosystem response to iron enrichment study (SERIES) on the distribution of the biogenic …

The regulation of heterotrophic bacterial growth by resource supply (bottom-up control) was
temperature-dependent in our analysis of data obtained during 2006 in the euphotic layer of …

We characterized the effect of an inshore‐offshore gradient in Fe in the northeast subarctic
Pacific on the bacterioplankton and phytoplankton assemblages and on the microbial …

The response of heterotrophic bacteria in a mesoscale iron (Fe) enrichment was measured
in the northeast subarctic Pacific Ocean in July 2002. Addition of FeSO4 increased the …

Marine Rhodobacterales are recognized as a widespread, abundant, and metabolically
versatile bacterial group in the world's oceans. They also show a nearly universal …