Modeling the combined effects of physiological flexibility and micro-scale variability for plankton ecosystem dynamics

S. Lan Smith; Sandip Mandal; Anupam Priyadarshi; Bingzhang Chen; Hidekatsu  Yamazaki

doi:10.1016/B978-0-12-409548-9.10955-8

Modeling the combined effects of physiological flexibility and micro-scale variability for plankton ecosystem dynamics

S. Lan Smith, Sandip Mandal, Anupam Priyadarshi, Bingzhang Chen, Hidekatsu Yamazaki

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Plankton are microscopic organisms that constitute the sustaining base of food chains in the ocean. Various models have been developed using equations to study their important roles in marine ecology and chemistry. Such models typically assume that plankton respond to changing environmental conditions according to simplistic response equations, and that they experience uniform local conditions. However, experiments and observations have revealed both of those assumptions to be false. We describe recent approaches for modeling the observed flexible physiological response and micro-scale heterogeneity of plankton and introduce preliminary findings concerning their combined effects on plankton ecosystem dynamics.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Encyclopedia of Ocean Sciences
Subtitle of host publication	Volume 5: Technology, Instrumentation
Editors	J. Kirk Cochran, Henry J. Bokuniewicz, Patricia L. Yager
Chapter	5
Pages	527-535
Number of pages	9
Volume	5
Edition	3
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-12-409548-9.10955-8
Publication status	Published - 25 Mar 2019

Keywords

acclimation
adaptive behavior
biodiversity
central moments
chlorophyll fluorescence
closure modeling
ecosystem
environmental heterogeneity
flexibility
moment closure
nutrients
phytoplankton
plankton dynamics
stability
variability

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Smith, S. L., Mandal, S., Priyadarshi, A., Chen, B., & Yamazaki, H. (2019). Modeling the combined effects of physiological flexibility and micro-scale variability for plankton ecosystem dynamics. In J. K. Cochran, H. J. Bokuniewicz, & P. L. Yager (Eds.), Encyclopedia of Ocean Sciences: Volume 5: Technology, Instrumentation (3 ed., Vol. 5, pp. 527-535) https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-12-409548-9.10955-8

Smith, S. Lan ; Mandal, Sandip ; Priyadarshi, Anupam ; Chen, Bingzhang ; Yamazaki, Hidekatsu . / Modeling the combined effects of physiological flexibility and micro-scale variability for plankton ecosystem dynamics. Encyclopedia of Ocean Sciences: Volume 5: Technology, Instrumentation. editor / J. Kirk Cochran ; Henry J. Bokuniewicz ; Patricia L. Yager. Vol. 5 3. ed. 2019. pp. 527-535

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