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Spring bloom

The spring bloom is a strong increase in phytoplankton abundance (i.e. stock) that typically occurs in the early spring and lasts until late spring or early summer. This seasonal event is characteristic of temperate North Atlantic, sub-polar, and coastal waters. Phytoplankton blooms occur when growth exceeds losses, however there is no universally…

Classical mechanism, Species succession & Variability and the influence of climate change

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Classical mechanism

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Species succession

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Variability and the influence of climate change

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Spring bloom

Nodes32
Edges31
Triples48
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.0625
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Spring bloom

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related to Species succession · 12
Spring bloom → By, Cape Cod Bay, For, Massachusetts, Once, Rhode Island, Shifts, Since, Succession, The, This, Ultraphytoplankton
related to Alternative mechanisms · 11
Spring bloom → Cloern, Coupling, Eddies, Historically, However, Mixing, North Atlantic, Similarly, Sverdrup's, The, Winder
related to Variability and the influence of climate change · 9
Spring bloom → Consequently, For, Furthermore, Gulf, Links, Long Island Sound, Maine, These, Variability
related to Classical mechanism · 8
Spring bloom → Along, As, Chesapeake Bay, First, Freshwater, In, Second, This
related to Northward progression · 6
Spring bloom → Also, At, These, This, Wolf, Woods
is a · 1
Spring bloom → strong increase in phytoplankton abundance

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spring bloom phytoplankton blooms water light mixing growth temperature grazing stratification vertical zooplankton surface nutrient freshwater depth factors eddies onset

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Spring bloomis astrong increase in phytoplankton abundance0.90text
high river runoffinstance offrom sources0.80text
Spring bloomrelated to Alternative mechanismsHistorically0.60section
Spring bloomrelated to Alternative mechanismsSverdrup's0.60section
Spring bloomrelated to Alternative mechanismsSimilarly0.60section
Spring bloomrelated to Alternative mechanismsWinder0.60section
Spring bloomrelated to Alternative mechanismsCloern0.60section
Spring bloomrelated to Alternative mechanismsHowever0.60section
Spring bloomrelated to Alternative mechanismsCoupling0.60section
Spring bloomrelated to Alternative mechanismsThe0.60section
Spring bloomrelated to Alternative mechanismsMixing0.60section
Spring bloomrelated to Alternative mechanismsEddies0.60section

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