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    Bacterioplankton community structure and enzymatic activity in Barkley Sound, Canada, and its response to a simulated diatom bloom

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    2010-05
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    Logen, Dane
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    This study examined the bacterioplankton community dynamics in Barkley Sound, located on Vancouver Island Canada, and the extent to which the community structure would change with the occurrence of a simulated diatom bloom. Bottle incubations were conducted using a diatom lysate to replicate bloom conditions. Bacterial relative abundance was monitored along with enzymatic activity. The community structure was also examined to show the community dynamics.
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