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Microscale heterogeneity in the ocean and its potential impacts on the marine carbon cycle. Microscale heterogeneity in the ocean and its potential impacts.

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1 Microscale heterogeneity in the ocean and its potential impacts on the marine carbon cycle.
Microscale heterogeneity in the ocean and its potential impacts on the marine carbon cycle. Phytoplankton-bacterium interactions for example (depicted in the central droplet of seawater) might directly influence biogeochemical cycles, energy transfer to higher trophic levels, sequestration of refractory carbon, and release of climate-active gases. Jean-Baptiste Raina mSystems 2018; doi: /mSystems

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