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Differences in Sideerophore Production During the Growth of Phytoplankton in Southern Ocean Incubation Experiments Under High- and Low-Iron Conditions
Iron is an important micronutrient required by marine microorganisms. The Southern Ocean is an ecosystem where primary production is limited by the availability of iron, but how microorganisms in this region adapt to low-iron conditions or respond to episodic iron inputs is understudied. We tested h
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