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Phytochelatin concentrations in the equatorial Pacific
Beth A. Ahner
, Jennifer G. Lee
, Neil M. Price
, Francois M. M. Morel
Geosciences
High Meadows Environmental Institute
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Equatorial Pacific
100%
Phytochelatins
100%
Metal Concentration
33%
Particulate
22%
Cell Concentration
22%
Field Concentration
22%
High Field
11%
Thalassiosira Weissflogii
11%
Diatoms
11%
Coastal Area
11%
High Concentration
11%
Incubation
11%
Metal Binding
11%
Polypeptide
11%
Phytoplankton
11%
Trace Metals
11%
Laboratory Results
11%
Complexing Agent
11%
Culture Media
11%
Zn-Co
11%
Depth Profile
11%
Chlorophyll a (Chl a)
11%
Laboratory Culture
11%
Emiliania Huxleyi
11%
Tight Control
11%
Zn Concentration
11%
Available Zn
11%
Ocean Conditions
11%
Upwelling Zone
11%
Equatorial Upwelling
11%
Metal Chemistry
11%
Metal Addition
11%
Coastal Biodiversity
11%
Available Cd
11%
Amol
11%
Surface Samples
11%
Chlorophyll-a Concentration
11%
Upwelling Region
11%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Upwelling Water
100%
Pacific
100%
Near-Surface Geology
33%
Coastal Region
33%
Laboratory Experiment
33%
Diatom
33%
Metal Binding
33%
Culture Media
33%
Complexing Agent
33%
Chlorophyll
33%
Trace Metal
33%
Plankton
33%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Phytochelatin
100%
Metal Concentrations
33%
Emiliania huxleyi
11%
Thalassiosira
11%
Culture Media
11%
Binding Protein
11%
Diatom
11%
Chlorophyll
11%
Plankton
11%
Trace Metal
11%