CIESM Workshop Monographs, n°28 |
Production and fate of Dissolved Organic Matter in the Mediterranean Sea To be cited as: This volume, fully illustrated and rich in references, is available in print from our on-line bookstore. Contents: I - Executive summary II - Workshop communications - Dissolved Organic Matter and planktonic engineering. - Food web driven dynamics of Dissolved Organic Matter in the Mediterranean Sea . - A geochemical approach to the origin and fate of DOM in the Mediterranean Sea . - Dying plankton as a source of Dissolved Organic Matter. - Degradation of complex polysaccharides in marine pelagic communities. - Production and fate of Dissolved Organic Matter in the Mediterranean : formation and function of giant gels in the northern Adriatic . - Production and fate of autochthonous DOM: an experimental approach. - Dissolved primary production and response of prokaryotic heterotrophs. - Prokaryotic ectoenzyme activity in surface waters of the Mediterranean . - Characterisation and cycling of Dissolved Organic Matter in the north-western Mediterranean Sea . - Composition and formation of macroaggregates in the northern Adriatic Sea . - Bacterial heterotrophic activity in the sea surface microlayer of the coastal Mediterranean Sea . - Ultra-violet radiation may affect bacterial cycling of Dissolved Organic Matter in the Mediterranean Sea : a case study, a review. - Struggling with the ill-defined notions of stability, resistance and lability. III - Bibliographic references
IV - List of participants |