Marine nitrogen fixation: what's the fuss?

Biological nitrogen fixation is a much more important process in the nitrogen cycle of the oceans than previously thought. Further, nitrogen fixation may have an influence on the capacity of the oceans to sequester carbon. A greater diversity of marine nitrogen fixers has also been uncovered but the...

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Published in:Current Opinion in Microbiology 2001-06, Vol.4 (3), p.341-348
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Biological Evolution
diazotroph
Iron
Nitrogen
nitrogen cycle
Nitrogen Fixation
Oceans and Seas
Phosphorus
Trichodesmium
Water Microbiology
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Oceans and Seas
Phosphorus
Trichodesmium
Water Microbiology
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