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JOURNAL OF PLANKTON RESEARCH | VOLUME 11 | NUMBER 3 | PAGES 605-607 | 1989
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On temperature-independent growth of phytoplankton

C.E. Gibson and R.H. Foy

Department of Agriculture for Northern Ireland, Freshwater Biological Investigation Unit Greenmount, Muckamore BT41 4PX, Northern Ireland

Received on May 3, 1988; accepted on January 20, 1989 Growth rates of two freshwater diatoms and three chlorophytes were compared under 3 h days at 10 µmol m–2 s–1. Specific growth rates ranged between µ=0.03 day–1 and µ=0.055 day–1 for the different species and were in every species independent of temperature between 8 and 16°C.


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