Patricia M. Glibert
Phytoplankton Whispering: An Introduction to the Physiology and Ecology of Microalgae
Patricia M. Glibert
Phytoplankton Whispering: An Introduction to the Physiology and Ecology of Microalgae
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Produktdetails
- Verlag: Springer / Springer International Publishing AG
- Artikelnr. des Verlages: 89289765
- Seitenzahl: 776
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. August 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 155mm x 42mm
- Gewicht: 1153g
- ISBN-13: 9783031538995
- ISBN-10: 3031538994
- Artikelnr.: 75533283
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Patricia M. Glibert is an oceanographer broadly interested in effects of nutrient pollution and algal blooms and their global expansion. Her work ranges from addressing global problems, such as how land-based nutrient loads are changing due to changing agricultural practices, to understanding how different species of algae respond to different nutrient forms and how climate change is altering their response.
Chapter 1. Historical Phytoplankton Ecologists, Early Concepts and Debates.
Chapter 2. Methods Shape Our Understanding.
Chapter 3. Manipulating and Measuring Growth and Biomass in Simple to Complex Systems and a Curve for All Reasons.
Chapter 4. Shining Light on the Complexity of Light.
Chapter 5. Capturing Light and the Diversity of Pigments.
Chapter 6. Photosynthesis: The Complex Path From Light to Carbon Fixation.
Chapter 7. Photosynthesis and the Confusing Array of Methodologies.
Chapter 8. Changing in the Short
term: Acclimation.
Chapter 9. The Algae and their (Imperfect!) Classifications.
Chapter 10. Endosymbiosis and Evolution.
Chapter 11. Nutrient Supplies, Cycles and the Oceanic Dynamic Balance.
Chapter 12. Nitrogen Uptake, Assimilation and Metabolism: Making Amino Acids and Protein.
Chapter 13. Phosphorus Uptake, Assimilation and Metabolism: Making Energy and Genetic Material.
Chapter 14. Silica Uptake, Assimilation and Metabolism: Making Cell Walls.
Chapter15. Mixotrophy: Microbial Multitasking.
Chapter 16. Iron and the Anemic High
Nutrient
Low
Chlorophyll Oceanic Regions.
Chapter 17. Diversity and Succession: Metrics, Models, Mandalas, and Intaglios.
Chapter 18. Taming Diversity through the Traits of Size and Stoichiometry.
Chapter 19. Loss Processes: The Tiny Feeding the Large.
Chapter 20. Food Webs, Cascades, Trophic Positions and Stoichiometry.
Chapter 21. The Phycosphere
Living and Dying in Close Quarters.
Chapter 22. The Changing World.
Chapter 23. Temperature and Warming of Our Waters.
Chapter 24. Hypoxia and the Wheezing of Our Waters.
Chapter 25. Harmful Algae and the Blooming of Our Waters.
Chapter 26. Ocean Acidification and the Souring of Our Waters.
Chapter 27. Happening Now: Systems Experiencing Extreme Change and Multiple Stressors.
Chapter 28. Modeling our Past, Present, and Future.
Chapter 29. Reversing Course: Ecosystem Restoration, Geoengineering, and Algal Bloom Mitigation.
Chapter 30. Postscript: Changing of the Guard.
Chapter 2. Methods Shape Our Understanding.
Chapter 3. Manipulating and Measuring Growth and Biomass in Simple to Complex Systems and a Curve for All Reasons.
Chapter 4. Shining Light on the Complexity of Light.
Chapter 5. Capturing Light and the Diversity of Pigments.
Chapter 6. Photosynthesis: The Complex Path From Light to Carbon Fixation.
Chapter 7. Photosynthesis and the Confusing Array of Methodologies.
Chapter 8. Changing in the Short
term: Acclimation.
Chapter 9. The Algae and their (Imperfect!) Classifications.
Chapter 10. Endosymbiosis and Evolution.
Chapter 11. Nutrient Supplies, Cycles and the Oceanic Dynamic Balance.
Chapter 12. Nitrogen Uptake, Assimilation and Metabolism: Making Amino Acids and Protein.
Chapter 13. Phosphorus Uptake, Assimilation and Metabolism: Making Energy and Genetic Material.
Chapter 14. Silica Uptake, Assimilation and Metabolism: Making Cell Walls.
Chapter15. Mixotrophy: Microbial Multitasking.
Chapter 16. Iron and the Anemic High
Nutrient
Low
Chlorophyll Oceanic Regions.
Chapter 17. Diversity and Succession: Metrics, Models, Mandalas, and Intaglios.
Chapter 18. Taming Diversity through the Traits of Size and Stoichiometry.
Chapter 19. Loss Processes: The Tiny Feeding the Large.
Chapter 20. Food Webs, Cascades, Trophic Positions and Stoichiometry.
Chapter 21. The Phycosphere
Living and Dying in Close Quarters.
Chapter 22. The Changing World.
Chapter 23. Temperature and Warming of Our Waters.
Chapter 24. Hypoxia and the Wheezing of Our Waters.
Chapter 25. Harmful Algae and the Blooming of Our Waters.
Chapter 26. Ocean Acidification and the Souring of Our Waters.
Chapter 27. Happening Now: Systems Experiencing Extreme Change and Multiple Stressors.
Chapter 28. Modeling our Past, Present, and Future.
Chapter 29. Reversing Course: Ecosystem Restoration, Geoengineering, and Algal Bloom Mitigation.
Chapter 30. Postscript: Changing of the Guard.
Chapter 1. Historical Phytoplankton Ecologists, Early Concepts and Debates.- Chapter 2. Methods Shape Our Understanding.- Chapter 3. Manipulating and Measuring Growth and Biomass in Simple to Complex Systems and a Curve for All Reasons.- Chapter 4. Shining Light on the Complexity of Light.- Chapter 5. Capturing Light and the Diversity of Pigments.- Chapter 6. Photosynthesis: The Complex Path From Light to Carbon Fixation.- Chapter 7. Photosynthesis and the Confusing Array of Methodologies.- Chapter 8. Changing in the Short-term: Acclimation.- Chapter 9. The Algae and their (Imperfect!) Classifications.- Chapter 10. Endosymbiosis and Evolution.- Chapter 11. Nutrient Supplies, Cycles and the Oceanic Dynamic Balance.- Chapter 12. Nitrogen Uptake, Assimilation and Metabolism: Making Amino Acids and Protein.- Chapter 13. Phosphorus Uptake, Assimilation and Metabolism: Making Energy and Genetic Material.- Chapter 14. Silica Uptake, Assimilation and Metabolism: Making Cell Walls.- Chapter15. Mixotrophy: Microbial Multitasking.- Chapter 16. Iron and the Anemic High-Nutrient-Low-Chlorophyll Oceanic Regions.- Chapter 17. Diversity and Succession: Metrics, Models, Mandalas, and Intaglios.- Chapter 18. Taming Diversity through the Traits of Size and Stoichiometry.- Chapter 19. Loss Processes: The Tiny Feeding the Large.- Chapter 20. Food Webs, Cascades, Trophic Positions and Stoichiometry.- Chapter 21. The Phycosphere- Living and Dying in Close Quarters.- Chapter 22. The Changing World.- Chapter 23. Temperature and Warming of Our Waters.- Chapter 24. Hypoxia and the Wheezing of Our Waters.- Chapter 25. Harmful Algae and the Blooming of Our Waters.- Chapter 26. Ocean Acidification and the Souring of Our Waters.- Chapter 27. Happening Now: Systems Experiencing Extreme Change and Multiple Stressors.- Chapter 28. Modeling our Past, Present, and Future.- Chapter 29. Reversing Course: Ecosystem Restoration, Geoengineering, and Algal Bloom Mitigation.- Chapter 30. Postscript: Changing of the Guard.
Chapter 1. Historical Phytoplankton Ecologists, Early Concepts and Debates.
Chapter 2. Methods Shape Our Understanding.
Chapter 3. Manipulating and Measuring Growth and Biomass in Simple to Complex Systems and a Curve for All Reasons.
Chapter 4. Shining Light on the Complexity of Light.
Chapter 5. Capturing Light and the Diversity of Pigments.
Chapter 6. Photosynthesis: The Complex Path From Light to Carbon Fixation.
Chapter 7. Photosynthesis and the Confusing Array of Methodologies.
Chapter 8. Changing in the Short
term: Acclimation.
Chapter 9. The Algae and their (Imperfect!) Classifications.
Chapter 10. Endosymbiosis and Evolution.
Chapter 11. Nutrient Supplies, Cycles and the Oceanic Dynamic Balance.
Chapter 12. Nitrogen Uptake, Assimilation and Metabolism: Making Amino Acids and Protein.
Chapter 13. Phosphorus Uptake, Assimilation and Metabolism: Making Energy and Genetic Material.
Chapter 14. Silica Uptake, Assimilation and Metabolism: Making Cell Walls.
Chapter15. Mixotrophy: Microbial Multitasking.
Chapter 16. Iron and the Anemic High
Nutrient
Low
Chlorophyll Oceanic Regions.
Chapter 17. Diversity and Succession: Metrics, Models, Mandalas, and Intaglios.
Chapter 18. Taming Diversity through the Traits of Size and Stoichiometry.
Chapter 19. Loss Processes: The Tiny Feeding the Large.
Chapter 20. Food Webs, Cascades, Trophic Positions and Stoichiometry.
Chapter 21. The Phycosphere
Living and Dying in Close Quarters.
Chapter 22. The Changing World.
Chapter 23. Temperature and Warming of Our Waters.
Chapter 24. Hypoxia and the Wheezing of Our Waters.
Chapter 25. Harmful Algae and the Blooming of Our Waters.
Chapter 26. Ocean Acidification and the Souring of Our Waters.
Chapter 27. Happening Now: Systems Experiencing Extreme Change and Multiple Stressors.
Chapter 28. Modeling our Past, Present, and Future.
Chapter 29. Reversing Course: Ecosystem Restoration, Geoengineering, and Algal Bloom Mitigation.
Chapter 30. Postscript: Changing of the Guard.
Chapter 2. Methods Shape Our Understanding.
Chapter 3. Manipulating and Measuring Growth and Biomass in Simple to Complex Systems and a Curve for All Reasons.
Chapter 4. Shining Light on the Complexity of Light.
Chapter 5. Capturing Light and the Diversity of Pigments.
Chapter 6. Photosynthesis: The Complex Path From Light to Carbon Fixation.
Chapter 7. Photosynthesis and the Confusing Array of Methodologies.
Chapter 8. Changing in the Short
term: Acclimation.
Chapter 9. The Algae and their (Imperfect!) Classifications.
Chapter 10. Endosymbiosis and Evolution.
Chapter 11. Nutrient Supplies, Cycles and the Oceanic Dynamic Balance.
Chapter 12. Nitrogen Uptake, Assimilation and Metabolism: Making Amino Acids and Protein.
Chapter 13. Phosphorus Uptake, Assimilation and Metabolism: Making Energy and Genetic Material.
Chapter 14. Silica Uptake, Assimilation and Metabolism: Making Cell Walls.
Chapter15. Mixotrophy: Microbial Multitasking.
Chapter 16. Iron and the Anemic High
Nutrient
Low
Chlorophyll Oceanic Regions.
Chapter 17. Diversity and Succession: Metrics, Models, Mandalas, and Intaglios.
Chapter 18. Taming Diversity through the Traits of Size and Stoichiometry.
Chapter 19. Loss Processes: The Tiny Feeding the Large.
Chapter 20. Food Webs, Cascades, Trophic Positions and Stoichiometry.
Chapter 21. The Phycosphere
Living and Dying in Close Quarters.
Chapter 22. The Changing World.
Chapter 23. Temperature and Warming of Our Waters.
Chapter 24. Hypoxia and the Wheezing of Our Waters.
Chapter 25. Harmful Algae and the Blooming of Our Waters.
Chapter 26. Ocean Acidification and the Souring of Our Waters.
Chapter 27. Happening Now: Systems Experiencing Extreme Change and Multiple Stressors.
Chapter 28. Modeling our Past, Present, and Future.
Chapter 29. Reversing Course: Ecosystem Restoration, Geoengineering, and Algal Bloom Mitigation.
Chapter 30. Postscript: Changing of the Guard.
Chapter 1. Historical Phytoplankton Ecologists, Early Concepts and Debates.- Chapter 2. Methods Shape Our Understanding.- Chapter 3. Manipulating and Measuring Growth and Biomass in Simple to Complex Systems and a Curve for All Reasons.- Chapter 4. Shining Light on the Complexity of Light.- Chapter 5. Capturing Light and the Diversity of Pigments.- Chapter 6. Photosynthesis: The Complex Path From Light to Carbon Fixation.- Chapter 7. Photosynthesis and the Confusing Array of Methodologies.- Chapter 8. Changing in the Short-term: Acclimation.- Chapter 9. The Algae and their (Imperfect!) Classifications.- Chapter 10. Endosymbiosis and Evolution.- Chapter 11. Nutrient Supplies, Cycles and the Oceanic Dynamic Balance.- Chapter 12. Nitrogen Uptake, Assimilation and Metabolism: Making Amino Acids and Protein.- Chapter 13. Phosphorus Uptake, Assimilation and Metabolism: Making Energy and Genetic Material.- Chapter 14. Silica Uptake, Assimilation and Metabolism: Making Cell Walls.- Chapter15. Mixotrophy: Microbial Multitasking.- Chapter 16. Iron and the Anemic High-Nutrient-Low-Chlorophyll Oceanic Regions.- Chapter 17. Diversity and Succession: Metrics, Models, Mandalas, and Intaglios.- Chapter 18. Taming Diversity through the Traits of Size and Stoichiometry.- Chapter 19. Loss Processes: The Tiny Feeding the Large.- Chapter 20. Food Webs, Cascades, Trophic Positions and Stoichiometry.- Chapter 21. The Phycosphere- Living and Dying in Close Quarters.- Chapter 22. The Changing World.- Chapter 23. Temperature and Warming of Our Waters.- Chapter 24. Hypoxia and the Wheezing of Our Waters.- Chapter 25. Harmful Algae and the Blooming of Our Waters.- Chapter 26. Ocean Acidification and the Souring of Our Waters.- Chapter 27. Happening Now: Systems Experiencing Extreme Change and Multiple Stressors.- Chapter 28. Modeling our Past, Present, and Future.- Chapter 29. Reversing Course: Ecosystem Restoration, Geoengineering, and Algal Bloom Mitigation.- Chapter 30. Postscript: Changing of the Guard.