Bacterial populations in the pelagic foodweb

Updated 2003-04-07

Since nearly all microalgae are associated with bacteria and some harbor intracellular bacteria, it is most likely that these bacteria are involved in the development or termination of natural occurring plankton assemblages. The diversity and development of associated bacteria in microalgae cultures and during phytoplankton succession will be described by molecular analysis of the bacterial community structure and by phylogenetic analysis of involved microorganisms.

Time frame

Status
Ongoing
Project time span
2003 - 2005
Data collection
2003 - 2005
Data processing
not specified
Data reporting
not specified

Contact information

Contact person
Antje Wichels
Address
AWI-Meeresstation 27498 Helgoland Germany
Phone
+49 4725 819 245
Fax
+49 4725 819 283
Email
ed.nevahremerb-iwa@slehciwa
Other project contacts
AWI-Meeresstation 27498 Helgoland Germany awichels@awi-bremerhaven.de +49 4725 819 245 +49 4725 819 283

Parameters and Media

Parameter groups measured/observed/modelled
Biological effects
Media sampled/studied/modelled
Algae (algae, phytoplankton)
Plankton (zooplankton)
Seawater/suspended particulate matter

Geography

Regions studied
Biological effects

Data availability

Samples/specimens archived in specimen banks?
No

Methods & Procedures

Not specified

Additional Information

Is this a bi- AND multi-lateral project (i.e. a project involving cooperation between different countries)?
No
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