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Trichodesmium

Trichodesmium, also called sea sawdust, is a genus of filamentous cyanobacteria. They are found in nutrient poor tropical and subtropical ocean waters (particularly around Australia and in the Red Sea, where they were first described by Captain Cook). Trichodesmium is a diazotroph; that is, it fixes atmospheric nitrogen into ammonium, a nutrient used by…

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Nodes48
Edges47
Triples101
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.041667
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related to Bibliography · 16
Trichodesmium → Bergman, Berman-Frank, Chen, Falkowski, Ferimazova, Kana, Kolber, Küpper, Limnology, Lundgren, Oceanography, Plant Physiology, Rapid, Science, Segregation, Traffic
related to Blooms · 15
Trichodesmium → Australia, Baltic Sea, Blooms, Caribbean Sea, Dupont, Indian Ocean, Most, North, North Pacific, One, Red Sea, Some, South Atlantic, The, This
related to Species · 14
Trichodesmium → Anagnostidis, Ehrenberg, Gomont, GomontTrichodesmium, Kirchner, KlebahnTrichodesmium, KomárekTrichodesmium, Lemmermann, LucasTrichodesmium, NygaardTrichodesmium, Schmidt, There, Wille, WilleTrichodesmium
related to Nitrogen fixation · 10
Trichodesmium → ATP, CO2, However, In, It, N2, Nitrogen, Since, Tg, This
related to Sociality · 10
Trichodesmium → Colonies, In, Other, Richelia, Some, Switching, The, These, Trichomes, When
related to External links · 9
Trichodesmium → Florida, Florida Fish, Marine Biogeochemistry, Publications, Southern California Archived, University, Wayback MachineCharles Darwin's, Wildlife Conservation Commission Fish, Wildlife Research Institute
related to Cell structure · 7
Trichodesmium → Instead, Large, Like, Photosynthesis, These, This, Unlike
related to Colonies · 6
Trichodesmium → Colonies, Most, Puffs, These, Tufts, Various
is a · 4
Trichodesmium → core host, diazotroph, major diazotroph in marine pelagic systems and is an important source of, only known diazotroph able to fix nitrogen in daylight under aerobic conditions without the use of heterocysts.Trichodesmium can live as individual filaments
related to Ecology · 4
Trichodesmium → As, Its, Nitrogen, Tg

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nitrogen colonies blooms fixation sea waters photosynthesis form cyanobacteria oxygen water found large genus heterocysts diazotroph surface nutrient red organisms

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Trichodesmiumis adiazotroph0.90text
Trichodesmiumis aonly known diazotroph able to fix nitrogen in daylight under aerobic conditions without the use of heterocysts.Trichodesmium can live as individual filaments0.90text
Trichodesmiumis amajor diazotroph in marine pelagic systems and is an important source of0.90text
Trichodesmiumis acore host0.90text
ammoniuminstance ofNitrogen fixation is the process of converting atmospheric diatomic nitrogen into biologically usable forms of nitrogen0.80text
nitrogen oxidesinstance ofNitrogen fixation is the process of converting atmospheric diatomic nitrogen into biologically usable forms of nitrogen0.80text
predationinstance ofColonies can outcompete trichomes when environmental factors0.80text
rate of respiration for nutrient fixing are at playinstance ofColonies can outcompete trichomes when environmental factors0.80text
Richeliainstance ofSome examples of the Trichodesmium microbiome’s epibiont bacteria include diazotrophs and several cyanobacteria species0.80text
iron can be mobilized from dustinstance ofTrichodesmium and the epibiont bacteria within the holobiont colonies may perform mutualistic interactions where limiting nutrients0.80text
Trichodesmiumrelated to BibliographyKana0.60section
Trichodesmiumrelated to BibliographyRapid0.60section

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