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In situ study on photosynthetic characteristics of phytoplankton in the Yellow Sea and East China Sea in summer 2013 期刊论文
JOURNAL OF MARINE SYSTEMS, 2016, 卷号: 160, 页码: 94-106
作者:  Li, Junlei;  Sun, Xiaoxia;  Zheng, Shan
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The Yellow Sea And East China Sea  Photosynthetic Characteristics  Phyto-pam  Environmental Factors  Phytoplankton Community Structure  Water Mass  
Differences in the vertical distribution and response to freshwater discharge between aloricate ciliates and tintinnids in the East China Sea 期刊论文
JOURNAL OF MARINE SYSTEMS, 2016, 卷号: 154, 期号: 2016, 页码: 103-109
作者:  Yu, Ying;  Zhang, Wuchang;  Feng, Meiping;  Zhao, Yuan;  Zhang, Cuixia;  Zhou, Feng;  Xiao, Tian
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Aloricate Ciliate  Tintinnid  Spatial Distribution  East China Sea  Changjiang River Discharge  
Rheological properties of natural waters with regard to plankton thin layers A short review 期刊论文
JOURNAL OF MARINE SYSTEMS, 2010, 卷号: 83, 期号: 3-4, 页码: 287-297
作者:  Jenkinson, Ian R.;  Sun, Jun
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Rheology  Viscosity  Phytoplankton  Exopolymeric Substance  Ecosystem  Biogeochemistry  
Dissolved oxygen and O(2) flux across the water-air interface of the Changjiang Estuary in May 2003 期刊论文
JOURNAL OF MARINE SYSTEMS, 2008, 卷号: 74, 期号: 1-2, 页码: 343-350
作者:  Gao, Xuelu;  Song, Jinming
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Dissolved Oxygen  Spatio-temporal Distribution  Oxygen Flux  Changjiang Estuary  
Dissolved oxygen and O-2 flux across the water-air interface of the Changjiang Estuary in May 2003 期刊论文
JOURNAL OF MARINE SYSTEMS, 2008, 卷号: 74, 期号: 40180, 页码: 343-350
作者:  Gao, Xuelu;  Song, Jinming
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Pamlico River Estuary  Carbon-dioxide  European Estuaries  Bottom Waters  Wind-speed  Sea  Exchange  Co2  Depletion  Responses