The role of dissolved organic matter (DOM) quality in the growth enhancement of Alexandrium fundyense (Dinophyceae) in laboratory culture(1).

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Kaelin M Cawley

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Verena Koerfer

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546-554

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10.1111/JPY.12063

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Diane M McKnight

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