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ID	Title	Section/Topic	Authors	Keywords
993	Carbon Sequestration Potential in Restoration of Long-lived Marine Plants Log in to add this item to your schedule	Environmental Climate Change : The role of marine and aquatic photosynthetic organisms in the global carbon cycle	Thorhaug, Anitra.	Carbon dioxide carbon sequestration marine macroalgae seagrasses seagrass restoration carbon cycle
997	Interactions between inorganic carbon acquisition and supply of other nutrients to marine algae in a changing climate Log in to add this item to your schedule	Environmental Climate Change : The role of marine and aquatic photosynthetic organisms in the global carbon cycle	Young , Erica.	inorganic carbon aquisition iron phosphorus Nitrogen microplankton carbon concentrating mechanism plankton microalgae
999	Interactions of UV Radiation and Carbon on Marine Photosynthesis Log in to add this item to your schedule	Environmental Climate Change : The role of marine and aquatic photosynthetic organisms in the global carbon cycle	Franklin, Linda A..	ultraviolet light Ultraviolet radiation increased carbon dioxide Thalassiosira pseudonana synergistic effect UV and CO2
995	Introduction to Climate change: the role of marine and inland water plants in inorganic carbon cycling and global environmental change Log in to add this item to your schedule	Environmental Climate Change : The role of marine and aquatic photosynthetic organisms in the global carbon cycle	Raven, John A.; Thorhaug, Anitra.	Carbon dioxide oceanic carbon cycling oceanic carbon sequestration dissolved bicarbonate oceanic carbonate solubility pump biological carbon pump biogenic carbon sediment global biogeochemical cycles
998	Ocean acidification: photosynthetic organisms as victims and beneficiaries - and saviours? Log in to add this item to your schedule	Environmental Climate Change : The role of marine and aquatic photosynthetic organisms in the global carbon cycle	Raven, John A..	bioremediation ocean acidification global carbon cycle oceanic carbon cycling