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Photosynthesizing marine microorganisms can constitute a source of CO
2
rather than a sink
Dan Tchernov
, Miriam Hassidim
, Assaf Vardi
, Boaz Luz
, Assaf Sukenik
, Leonora Reinhold
, Aaron Kaplan
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Marine Microorganisms
100%
CO2 Sources
100%
HCO3
100%
Marine Environment
50%
Photosynthesis
50%
Carbon Concentrating Mechanism
50%
CO2 Concentration
50%
Light-dependent
50%
PH Regulation
50%
Energy Balance Regulation
50%
Dependent Processes
50%
Inorganic Carbon Flux
50%
Carbon Cycling
50%
Photosynthetic Microorganisms
50%
Steady State
50%
Unexpected Findings
50%
Stable Carbon Isotope Fractionation
50%
Steady-state Photosynthesis
50%
Immunology and Microbiology
Photosynthesis
100%
Steady State
100%
Plankton
100%
Energy Balance
50%
Carbon Cycling
50%
Fractionation
50%
Microorganism
50%
Material Science
Carbon Dioxide
100%