Interannual changes in nutrient and phytoplankton dynamics in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea (EMS) predict the consequences of climate change; results from the Sdot-Yam Time-series station 2018-2022
Tal Ben-Ezra,
Alon Blachinsky,
Shiran Gozali
et al.
Abstract:Global climate change is predicted to reduce nutrient fluxes into the photic zone, particularly in tropical and subtropical ocean gyres, while the occasional major storms will result in increased nutrient pulses. In this study the nutrient and phytoplankton dynamics have been determined at a new time-series station in the southeastern Levantine basin of the Eastern Mediterranean Sea (EMS) over 4.5 years (2017-2022). In 2018 and 2019, there was a moderate concentration of residual nitrate and nitrite (N+N) in t… Show more
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