Material in this section originates from the following category in our Subject Index:
Marine Biota (Response to Temperature: Marine Plants)
Material preceded by an asterisk (*) was posted after this subject summary was written and therefore is not included in the summary. This material will be integrated into the summary at a later date.
* -- Evolutionary Thermotolerance of a Marine Diatom
* -- The Response of a Phytoplankton Species to Warming in a Field Setting
* -- The Role of Intertidal Macro-Algae in a Future High-CO2 World
* -- Impacts of Warming on Phytoplankton Biodiversity and Productivity
* -- Can Earth's Phytoplankton Adapt to Predicted Oceanic Warming?
* -- No Great Need to Worry about Earth's Kelp in a Warming World
* -- Pathogen Pressure on Seagrass: Helped or Hindered by Warming?
* -- The Climate Envelope Concept Is Not Applicable to the Real World
* -- Global Climate Change and Red Seaweed Production in China
Intertidal Macroalgae and the Threat of Global Warming
Life in a Cold and Dark Place: Can It Long Be Maintained in a Warming World?
A Polar Dinoflagellate that Can Really Take the Heat
Ecosystem Trophic Relationships in a Warmer World
The Effects of Dramatic Climate Change on Marine Planktonic Microbes: A History Lesson
Biological Productivity in the Coastal Arctic Ocean
Primary Production in the Bering Sea
Climate Change and Marine Productivity
Emerging Carbon Sinks of Antarctica
Siliceous Phytoplankton of a Middle Eocene Warming Event
The Arctic Ocean: Melting Its Way to Higher Productivity
Primary Production in the Southern Ocean: 1997-2006
Warming-Induced Increases in Ocean Productivity
Ocean Productivity in a Warming World
North Atlantic Regime Shift: Is It Déjà Vu All Over Again?
Primary Productivity in a Southern Chilean Fjord
Recent Increases in Arabian Sea Productivity
Primary Production in the Adriatic Sea
A Half-Century History of Chlorophyll in the Northeast Atlantic
Phytoplankton of the Southern Ocean: 1965-2002
Return of the Giant Kelp Revisited
Ocean Productivity: Its Response to Global Warming