Changes in primary productivity in Sydney Harbour following a storm event: using cell-size as a descriptor

Abstract

Estuaries are highly valued ecosystems where land-sea interactions cause significant variation in physicochemical characteristics. Seasonal inputs of freshwater (high in nutrients) can trigger phytoplankton blooms – the base... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. Marco Alvarez Rodriguez (University of Technology Sydney)
  2. Richard Carney (University of Technology Sydney)
  3. Katherine Dafforn (University of New South Wales)
  4. Emma Johnston (3. UNSW, School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences, Evolution & Ecology Research Centre)
  5. Vivian Sim (University of New South Wales)
  6. Wills Brassil (University of New South Wales)
  7. Ana Bugnot (University of New South Wales)
  8. Charlotte Robinson (University of Technology Sydney)
  9. Ann-marie Rohlfs (University of Technology Sydney)
  10. Allison McInnes (University of Technology Sydney)
  11. Martina Doblin (University of Technology Sydney)

Topic Area

3 - Estuarine and coastal Biogeochemistry

Session

OS-9D » Estuarine, Coastal Biogeochemistry (15:50 - Wednesday, 8th July, Lecture Theatre D2.211)

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