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Sunlight-induced growth delay of planktonic marine bacteria in filtered seawater
1986
Marine Ecology Progress Series
The growth of natural populations of planktonic manne bacter~a was observed upon exposure to natural sunhght In Narragansett Bay seawater with most of the phototrophic and bactenagrazing nanoflagellates removed by filtrabon, a shght increase in bactenal populahons began after 24 to 36 h in the dark In populabons exposed to sunlight, growth was delayed further Dilutmg the bactena-dom~nated size frachon (< 0 6 pm) with 0 2 pm filtered seawater resulted in a shorter lag penod and more rapid growth
doi:10.3354/meps033019
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