| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6383305 | Continental Shelf Research | 2011 | 9 Pages |
Abstract
⺠Net NH4+ flux underestimated actual NH4+ regeneration rates at the sediment-water interface in the Northern Gulf of Mexico. ⺠Sediment ammonium demand (SAD), the difference between potential and actual NH4+ flux, indicated NH4+ limitation of microbial dynamics at the sediment-water interface in the northern Gulf of Mexico. ⺠Microbial N limitation status at the hypoxic site related to NH4+ was independent of oxygen status. ⺠Microbial N limitation status at the hypoxic site related to NH4+ was independent of oxygen status. ⺠Hurricane activity decreased N dynamics at the sediment-water interface in the northern Gulf of Mexico.
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Authors
Xiao Lin, Mark J. McCarthy, Stephen A. Carini, Wayne S. Gardner,