A Review on Marine N2 Fixation: Mechanism,Evolution of Methodologies,Rates, and Future Concerns     

Bhavya  P. S.  Min  Jun-Oh  Kim  Min-Seob  Jang  Hyo Keun  Kim  Kwanwoo  Kang  Jae Joong  Lee  Jae Hyung  Lee  Dabin  Jo  Naeun  Kim  Myung Joon  Kim  Yejin  Lee  Junbeom  Lee  Chang Hwa  Bae  Hyeonji  Yoo  Hyeju  Park  Sanghoon  Yun  Mi Sun  Lee  Sang Heon 《Ocean Science Journal》2019,54(4):515-528

Ocean Science Journal - Investigations on marine N2 fixation have gained momentum since 1960s with eventual establishments of relevant methodologies to identify species involved and quantify the...  相似文献   

Effect of salinity on acute copper and zinc toxicity to Tigriopus japonicus: The difference between metal ions and nanoparticles     

Junbeom Park  Soyoun Kim  Jisu Yoo  Jae-Seong Lee  June-Woo Park  Jinho Jung 《Marine pollution bulletin》2014

We investigated the effects of salinity (5‰, 15‰, 25‰ and 35‰) on metal ion (Cu and Zn) and nanoparticle (NP) CuO and ZnO toxicity to Tigriopus japonicus. Increasing the test media volume without renewal increased the 96-h LC₅₀ for Cu (32.75 mg L⁻¹) compared to the reported value (3.9 mg L⁻¹). There was no significant difference in acute toxicity at different salinities between acclimated and unacclimated T. japonicus (p > 0.05). Increasing salinity decreased the dissolved concentrations of Cu and Zn ions due to the precipitation of the metal ions, consequently reducing the acute toxicity to T. japonicus. The effect of salinity on acute CuO and ZnO NP toxicity was similar to that on metal ion toxicity. Since the aggregation of NPs generally enhanced at higher salinities, both the dissolution and aggregation of CuO and ZnO NPs may control the effect of salinity on acute toxicity to T. japonicus.  相似文献