International audienceSediments are considered to be refractory materials with limited influences on dissolved iron (dFe) pool in the ocean. However, recent field observations and laboratory experiments suggest that iron released from resuspended sediment particles and transported from continental margins is prone to fertilize large areas of the world ocean. Here we conducted a dissolution experiment to quantify the amount of dFe released from two types of resuspended sediments (silicate and calcite-rich) to open ocean surface seawater under two temperatures (5 and 15 °C). We followed pH, dissolved oxygen (dO2), phosphate, silicate, dissolved Fe and Mn concentrations (dFe and dMn), and bacterial abundance over 250 days. Extremely low and un...
Shelf sediments underlying temperate and oxic waters of the Celtic Sea (NW European Shelf) were foun...
Iron (Fe) is an essential trace nutrient for most known organisms due to its important role in many ...
Trace metals such as iron (Fe) and manganese (Mn) are essential micronutrients in the biogeochemistr...
International audienceSediments are considered to be refractory materials with limited influences on...
A number of trace metals play essential roles in marine ecosystem structure and biological productiv...
Oceanic iron inputs must be traced and quantified to learn how they affect primary productivity and ...
Iron (Fe) is an essential nutrient for life on land and in the oceans. Iron stable isotope ratios (δ...
The speciation of dissolved iron (DFe) in the ocean is widely assumed to consist almost exclusively ...
Atmospheric deposition is a key mode of iron (Fe) input to ocean regions where low concentrations of...
Dissimilatory iron reduction (DIR) is suggested to be one of the earliest forms of microbial respira...
International audienceIn this paper, we applied a reliable technique for measuring Fe isotope variat...
A number of studies have shown that iron reduction in marine sediments is not confined to sulfate- o...
The analysis of the iron (Fe) isotopic composition of seawater can provide unique information about ...
Shelf sediments underlying temperate and oxic waters of the Celtic Sea (NW European Shelf) were foun...
Iron (Fe) is an essential trace nutrient for most known organisms due to its important role in many ...
Trace metals such as iron (Fe) and manganese (Mn) are essential micronutrients in the biogeochemistr...
International audienceSediments are considered to be refractory materials with limited influences on...
A number of trace metals play essential roles in marine ecosystem structure and biological productiv...
Oceanic iron inputs must be traced and quantified to learn how they affect primary productivity and ...
Iron (Fe) is an essential nutrient for life on land and in the oceans. Iron stable isotope ratios (δ...
The speciation of dissolved iron (DFe) in the ocean is widely assumed to consist almost exclusively ...
Atmospheric deposition is a key mode of iron (Fe) input to ocean regions where low concentrations of...
Dissimilatory iron reduction (DIR) is suggested to be one of the earliest forms of microbial respira...
International audienceIn this paper, we applied a reliable technique for measuring Fe isotope variat...
A number of studies have shown that iron reduction in marine sediments is not confined to sulfate- o...
The analysis of the iron (Fe) isotopic composition of seawater can provide unique information about ...
Shelf sediments underlying temperate and oxic waters of the Celtic Sea (NW European Shelf) were foun...
Iron (Fe) is an essential trace nutrient for most known organisms due to its important role in many ...
Trace metals such as iron (Fe) and manganese (Mn) are essential micronutrients in the biogeochemistr...