Abstract:Macroalgae (seaweeds) are a major contributor in emitting very short-lived (VSL) bromocarbons into the atmosphere especially in tropical countries with high primary productivity such as Malaysia. Abiotic factors such as light intensities and chlorophyll a concentrations can influence the production of bromocarbons emitted by seaweeds, however, not many studies have systematically quantified their influence on the release rates of VSL bromocarbons. Hence, to measure this, we used a seaweed culture system mimick… Show more
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