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Book/Book Chapter 
Primary producers: Phytoplankton ecology and trophic dynamics in coastal waters 
Paerl, HW; Justić, D 
2011 
Academic Press 
London, England 
Treatise on Estuarine and Coastal Science Primary Producers 
6 
23-42 
English 
WOS:000333922600003 
Phytoplankton are the most abundant and widespread primary producers in the world’s oceans and as such they support a bulk of marine food webs and strongly influence biogeochemical cycling. Phytoplankton are phylogenetically and functionally diverse, with community structure and activity controlled by a suite of environmental factors, including freshwater inputs, nutrient supplies, light, circulation, and consumption by grazers. Human and climatically induced environmental changes are important drivers of phytoplankton dynamics, trophic and biogeochemical states, and related water quality and habitat conditions of coastal ecosystems. 
9780080878850 
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