Relative Fluorescence

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 PSII. F m. F v. F o. FRR DATA. Relative Fluorescence. Flashlet Number. Relative Fluorescence. Flashlet Number. Relative Fluorescence. Flashlet Number. Relative Fluorescence. Time (  s). >140,000 Variable fluorescence (FRRf)Incident PAR - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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2002 2001D‘GasEx’

26 short-term (18-30 h) enrichment experiments (control, +NO3, +NH4, +PO4, +Fe)

Depth-resolved time-series stations

Tropical Pacific Study

>140,000 Variable fluorescence (FRRf) Incident PARChlorophyll & HPLC beam attenuation @ 660 nmMacronutrients spectral attenuation & absorption (AC9)Fe concentrations cDOMPhotosynthesis-Irradiance (14C) particulate backscattering coefficientsPhytoplankton absorption

web.science.oregonstate.edu/ocean.productivity/

2005

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Sequence Number

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AR

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Sequence Number

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Sequence Number

Sigm

a P

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F v/F m

Nocturnal Decreases

The nocturnal decrease:

PSI

Cytb6 f

c553

PQ

PQH2

PSII

Fdx

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alox

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PQH2

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Iron stress

O2H20

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MAJOR electron backtransfer

1. Photosynthesis OFF, Respiration ON2. Increasing PQ pool reduction and electron backtransfer3. Photosynthate supply running out4. PSI & PSII turnover at dawn

Large nocturnal decreases require Fe stress, modest or better growth rates, but not high macronutrients

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Time Series 2 8S, 125W

Time Series 3 5S, 140W

Time Series 4 - 0Eq, 140W

Blue =

day, sunrise, sunsetP

ink = night

14-C data

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Dawn maxima:

PSI

Cytb6 f

c553

Fdx

PQPQH2 e

e

H20 O212 + 2 H

PSII

e

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Iron stressIron stress

FRRf fluorescence

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High Dawn Maxima

Low Dawn Maxima

Low dawn maxima require Fe stress, high macronutrients, but not rapid growth rates

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Nocturnal PSII cross-section decreases:

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‘State transitions’

Large state transitions require Fe stress, significant prokaryotic biomass, but not high macronutrients

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PQ turnover:

Long PQ turnover times require Fe stress-induced decreases in down-stream components

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POC / PON

y = 39.85x + 12.355

R2 = 0.9983

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R2 = 0.9994

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Turner fluorometer

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