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Bacterial Carbon Demand and Primary Production in a Posidonia oceanica System: A Re-Evaluation of Carbon Fluxes
An earlier ecosystemic study on carbon balance calculations of a Posidonia oceanica system in the Bay of Calvi [Corsica, France], indicated that the bacterial carbon demand [BCD] between May and October [Temp > 18 °C] in the seagrass meadow could not be sustained by net leaf production of P. ocea
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