ReviewPhilosophical transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B, Biological sciences2020
Multiple global change stressor effects on phytoplankton nutrient acquisition in a future ocean.
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Abstract
Predicting the effects of multiple global change stressors on microbial communities remains a challenge because of the complex interactions among those factors. Here, we explore the combined effects of major global change stressors on nutrient acquisition traits in marine phytoplankton. Nutrient limitation constrains phytoplankton production in large parts of the present-day oceans, and is expected to increase owing to climate change, potentially favouring small phytoplankton that are better adapted to oligotrophic conditions. However, other stressors, such as elevated
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