Abstract List
My SubmissionsNovel dimethylsulfoniopropionate (DMSP) biosynthesis enzymes in diverse marine bacteria, cyanobacteria and abundant algaeAbstract Accepted
Jinyan Wang, Jonathan Todd*
#Session 19 - Marine Plankton Ecosystem and Global Climate Change
Dinoflagellates in the Kuroshio ecosystem: diversity, biogeography and the transport of HAB speciesAbstract Accepted
Hiroaki Saito*, Yubei Wu, Siyu Jiang, Mitsunori Iwataki, Hyodo Susumu, Hirai Junya
#Session 19 - Marine Plankton Ecosystem and Global Climate Change
Size-dependent zoogeographical distribution of thaliaceans associated with current velocity and temperatureAbstract Accepted
Yanjiao Lai, Yehui Tan*, Xiping Lian
#Session 19 - Marine Plankton Ecosystem and Global Climate Change
The summer pattern of phytoplankton pigment assemblages in response to water masses in the Yellow SeaAbstract Accepted
TING LYU, Dongyan Liu*
#Session 19 - Marine Plankton Ecosystem and Global Climate Change
Genomic Insights into the Niche Adaptation and Global Distribution of Eukaryotic PicophytoplanktonAbstract Accepted
Charmaine Yung*, Yangbing Xu
#Session 19 - Marine Plankton Ecosystem and Global Climate Change
The contribution of biophysical and biochemical CO2 concentration mechanisms to the carbon fixation of Ulva proliferaAbstract Accepted
xiaohua Zhang, Dongyan Liu*
#Session 19 - Marine Plankton Ecosystem and Global Climate Change
Coupling ecological concepts with an ocean-colour model: A new approach for understanding phytoplankton responses to climate changeAbstract Accepted
Xuerong Sun*, Robert Brewin
#Session 19 - Marine Plankton Ecosystem and Global Climate Change
Influence of sea ridge on the vertical distribution of twilight zone zooplankton community in the Indian OceanAbstract Accepted
Md Abdul Karim, Jiaxing Liu, Xiang Ding, Yehui Tan*
#Session 19 - Marine Plankton Ecosystem and Global Climate Change
Deciphering the key multiple factors shaping the relative success of core mixotrophs across spatiotemporal scalesAbstract Accepted
Zhicheng Ju, Hongbin Liu*
#Session 19 - Marine Plankton Ecosystem and Global Climate Change
CO2-induced seawater acidification impairs the stinging cells of a jellyfishAbstract Accepted
Zhijun Dong*
#Session 19 - Marine Plankton Ecosystem and Global Climate Change
Small eukaryotic phytoplankton drive responses of primary production to elevated CO2 in the (sub)tropical oceanAbstract Accepted
Rongbo Dai, Dalin Shi*, Haizheng Hong
#Session 19 - Marine Plankton Ecosystem and Global Climate Change
Species and Functional Diversity of Planktonic Ciliate Communities in the Ecological Floating Bed of Sesuvium portulacastrumAbstract Accepted
Jingwen Chen, Wenjing Zhang*
#Session 19 - Marine Plankton Ecosystem and Global Climate Change
Unraveling the assembly mechanisms and temporal patterns of protist cell-associated and free-living bacterial communities during two Prorocentrum shikokuense bloomsAbstract Accepted
Xiaoyu Wang, Xin LIN*, Ling Li, Huatao Yuan, Sitong Lin, Wenxue Wu, Hao LUO
#Session 19 - Marine Plankton Ecosystem and Global Climate Change
Efficient utilization of in-situ dissolved organic matter by mixotrophic dinoflagellates: insights from typical bloom-forming species Prorocentrum donghaienseAbstract Accepted
Hongwei Wang, Xin Lin*, Siyang Wu, Jiahong Zhu
#Session 19 - Marine Plankton Ecosystem and Global Climate Change
Elevated temperature as the dominant stressor on the harmful algal bloom-causing dinoflagellate Prorocentrum obtusidens in a future ocean scenarioAbstract Accepted
Weiping Zhang, Dazhi Wang*
#Session 19 - Marine Plankton Ecosystem and Global Climate Change
Important Date
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Conference Date
Jan 13
2025
toJan 17
2025
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Sep 27 2024
Draft paper submission deadline
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Feb 17 2025
Registration deadline
Sponsored By
Organized By
Department of Earth Sciences, National Natural Science Foundation of China
Contact Information
- Kejing GU
- xm******@xmu.edu.cn
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