Nitrogen in the Marine Environment 1983
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-12-160280-2.50027-4
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The Nitrogen Relationships of Marine Macroalgae

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“…As shown in Fig 3A, C/N values below 20 roughly correspond to N content values above 2%. Hanisak (1983Hanisak ( , 1987Hanisak ( , 1990 recommended plotting N content in preference to C/N ratios, due to the possibility of changes in carbon metabolism. More recently Duarte (1992) demonstrated an asymptotic relationship between N and C/N in 180 species of aquatic plants when the values are below 4% and above 9, respectively.…”
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“…As shown in Fig 3A, C/N values below 20 roughly correspond to N content values above 2%. Hanisak (1983Hanisak ( , 1987Hanisak ( , 1990 recommended plotting N content in preference to C/N ratios, due to the possibility of changes in carbon metabolism. More recently Duarte (1992) demonstrated an asymptotic relationship between N and C/N in 180 species of aquatic plants when the values are below 4% and above 9, respectively.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
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“…Carbon and nitrogen metabolism are related by a demonstrable inverse relationship between agar synthesis and carbon metabolism on one hand, and protein synthesis and nitrogen metabolism on the other (Hanisak, 1983), that has been shown indirectly for some species of Gelidium in culture (Macler, 1986(Macler, , 1988Fredriksen & Rueness, 1989, Torres et al, 1991. In addition, populations of red algae, including members of the Gelidiales, around the world show a characteristic summer 'bleaching', described as a loss of pigmentation related to environmental conditions (Neish et al, 1977;Santelices, 1988).…”
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“…Macroalgae have either the plasticity or preference to uptake several forms of nitrogen. Hanisak (1983) noted that the uptake rate of ammonium generally exceeds that of nitrate. Chow et al (2001) registered the same trend for Gracilaria chilensis, with total uptake of only ammonium, when present together with nitrate and nitrite.…”
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