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Algal growth response to particle-bound orthophosphate and zinc
Limnology and Oceanography
By: James S. Kuwabara, J.A. Davis, and Cecily C.Y. Chang
Effects of Zn (0-1 mu M total Zn(II)) and orthophosphate (8-12 mu M total P) additions on growth indices for the chlorophyte Selenastrum capricornutum were examined in a medium containing 50 mg liter-1 colloidal titania. Over the Zn(II) concentration range used, detrimental growth and yield effects were observed. Addition of P to a synthetic growth medium increased stationary phase cell density, but had minimal effect on growth rate and duration of lag phase. Presence of TiO2 particles in culture media significantly reduced Zn and P dissolved fractions.-from Authors
Suggested Citation
Kuwabara, J.S., Davis, J., Chang, C.C., 1986, Algal growth response to particle-bound orthophosphate and zinc: Limnology and Oceanography, v. 31, no. 3, p. 503-511.
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Title
Algal growth response to particle-bound orthophosphate and zinc