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Paradoxical energetics in the polar diatom Fragilariopsis cylindrus exposed to extreme low light
It is generally considered that Arctic diatoms endure total darkness during polar winters by shifting to a hypometabolic state based on internal reserve mobilization. They can nonetheless rapidly initiate under-ice blooms at extreme low-light levels in early spring. The limits and mechanisms underly
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