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Resolving marine dissolved organic phosphorus ( DOP ) composition in a coastal estuaryNARA Subscribed
A mechanistic understanding of dissolved organic phosphorus (DOP) utilization, and its role in the marine P cycle, requires knowledge of DOP molecular composition. In this study, a recently developed approach coupling electrodialysis and reverse osmosis with solution 31 P‐NMR analysis was used to examine DOP composition within a tidally dominated salt‐marsh estuary (North Inlet, South Carolina) over seasonal and tidal time fra...
Polyphosphate (polyP) is often considered to be the product of luxury uptake in areas of excess phosphorus (P), but can also accumulate in P‐depleted cells in response to P resupply. To test the hypothesis that polyP is present in phytoplankton from oligotrophic systems, the marine diazotroph Trichodesmium was collected from the low‐P surface waters of the Sargasso Sea and assayed with solid‐state 31 P nuclear magnetic resonan...
Total particulate phosphorus (TPP), particulate inorganic P (PIP), and particulate organic P (POP) concentrations were measured in a year‐long series of sediment trap samples collected throughout the oxic‐anoxic water column (275 m, 455 m, 930 m, and 1,255 m) of the Cariaco Basin. TPP, PIP, and POP fluxes varied seasonally and decreased significantly with depth, from 65 to 19 µmol TPP m −2 d −1 , 43 to 8 µmol PIP m −2 d −1 , a...
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