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• W2085407410 abstract "Blooms of the dinoflagellate Prorocentrum minimum often occur in coastal regions characterized by variable salinity and elevated concentrations of terrestrially derived dissolved organic carbon (DOC). Humic, fulvic and hydrophilic acid fractions of DOC were isolated from runoff entering lower Narragansett Bay immediately after a rainfall event and the influence of these fractions upon P. minimum growth, cell yield, photosynthesis and respiration was examined. All organic fractions stimulated growth rates and cell yields compared with controls (no organic additions), but the extent of stimulation varied with the fraction and its molecular weight. Greatest stimulations were observed with humic and fulvic acids additions; cell yields were more than 2.5 and 3.5 times higher than with hydrophilic acid additions while growth rates were 21 and 44% higher, respectively. Responses to additions of different molecular weight fractions of each DOC fraction suggest that growth rate effects were attributable to specific molecular weight fractions: the >10,000 fraction of humic acids, both the >10,000 and <500 fractions of fulvic acids and the <10,000 fraction of hydrophilic acids. The form and concentration of nitrogen (as NO3− or NH4+) present also influenced P. minimum response to DOC; 10–20 μg ml−1 additions of fulvic acid had no effect upon growth rates in the presence of NH4+ but significantly increased growth rates in the presence of NO3−, a relationship probably related to fulvic acid effects upon trace metal bioavailability and subsequent regulation of the biosynthesis of enzymes required for NO3− assimilation. The influence of DOC additions on P. minimum respiration and production rates also varied with the organic fraction and its concentration. Production rates ranged from 1.1 to 3.4 pg O2 cell−1 h−1, with highest rates observed upon exposure to fulvic and hydrophilic acid concentrations of >10 μm ml−1. Low concentrations (5–10 μg ml−1) of humic acid had no statistically significant effect upon production, but exposure to concentrations >25 μg ml−1 resulted in a 30% decrease in O2 evolution, probably due to light attenuation by the highly colored humic acid fraction. Respiration rates ranged from 1.2 to 2.7 pg O2 cell−1 h−1 and were elevated upon exposure to both fulvic and hydrophilic acids, but not to humic acid. These results demonstrate that terrestrially derived DOC fractions play an active role in stimulation of P. minimum growth via direct effects upon growth, yield and photosynthesis as well as via indirect influences such as interactions with nitrogen and effects upon light attenuation." @default.
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• W2085407410 title "Influence of humic, fulvic and hydrophilic acids on the growth, photosynthesis and respiration of the dinoflagellate Prorocentrum minimum (Pavillard) Schiller" @default.
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