Dynamic model of the short-term variability of microphytobenthic biomass on temperate intertidal mudflats

By J. Guarini, G. Blanchard, P. Gros, D. Gouleau, Cédric Bacher. 2000

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Subfields: Oceanography, Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment

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THE UPS AND DOWNS OF LIFE IN A BENTHIC BIOFILM: MIGRATION OF BENTHIC DIATOMS (2004, background): “Laboratory investigations (Round & Palmer 1966, Nultsch & Hader 1988) suggest a cycle of species-specific phototactic activity, with cells showing a differential response that is time-dependent (Round & Palmer 1966) and additionally influenced by water cover. Round & Palmer’s (1966) model proposed a”
Diatom activity within soft sediments: behavioural and physiological processes (2003, background): “Fluctuations in photosynthetic rate, production and concentration of chlorophyll a in the surface layer of the soft sediment coincide with the phases of tidal and day:night cycles (Marshall et al. 1971, Brown et al. 1972, Raiux-Gobin 1985, Guarini et al. 2000, Serôdio & Catarino 2000).”
Short-term dynamics in microphytobenthos distribution and associated extracellular carbohydrates in surface sediments of an intertidal mudflat (2001, background): “Guarini et al. (2000) reported that microphythobenthic biomass is subject to short-term cyclic variations.”
Numerical analysis of the food web of an intertidal mudflat ecosystem on the Atlantic coast of France (2003, unknown): “Between 30 and 70% of the biofilm biomass (137 to 319 gC m–2 yr–1; Guarini pers. comm.) is resuspended during high tide, and the remainder sinks back into the sediment (Guarini et al. 2000) (Table 3, inequalities [Ineqs.]”
Photosynthetic activity, photoprotection and photoinhibition in intertidal microphytobenthos as studied in situ using variable chlorophyll fluorescence (2008, background): “The simultaneous decrease of DF/Fm and Fo, as observed on days 14 and 27 July, caused the photosynthesis index EFY not to display maximum values under the highest light levels, as predicted by productivity models based on laboratory observations of the migratory control of productive biomass (Pinckn”