The effect of iron- and light-limitation on phytoplankton communities of deep chlorophyll maxima of the western Pacific Ocean

Author： Johnson Zackary I.   Shyam Ragini   Ritchie Anna E.   Mioni Cecile   Lance Veronica P.   Murray James W.   Zinser Erik R.  

Publisher： Sears Foundation for Marine Research

ISSN： 1543-9542

Source： Journal of Marine Research, Vol.68, Iss.2, 2010-03, pp. : 283-308

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