Flow-cytometric mapping provides novel insights into the seasonal and vertical distributions of freshwater autotrophic picoplankton

By N. Crosbie, Katrin Teubner, T. Weisse. 2003

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Abundance and distribution of picoplankton in tropical, oligotrophic Lake Kivu, eastern Africa (2008, methodology): “…several marine studies have demonstrated the efficiency and sensitivity of flow cytometry (e.g. Li & Wood, 1988; Olson, Zettler & du Rand, 1993; Gasol & del Giorgio, 2000), the technique has rarely been applied by limnologists in field studies of picophytoplankton (but see Crosbie et al., 2003).”
Picophytoplankton in Freshwater Ecosystems: The Importance of Small-Sized Phototrophs (2008, methodology): “Despite this uncertainty, the following statements apply to the phylogenetic evolution of Synechococcus: at least six to seven clusters of non-marine picocyanobacteria have been found within the picophytoplanktic clade, sensu Urbach et al. (1998) (Crosbie et al., 2003c, see Fig.”