Analysis of nitrogen isotopes by a team lead by the max Planck Institute for Chemistry provides evidence of the earliest known photosymbiosis in corals of the devonian.
In contrast, corals that feed themselves by actively catching plankton have nitrogen
„Where did we come from?” is one of the fundamental questions of humankind. Archaeologists, anthropologists and geneticists are finding more and more clues about where the first humans came from, how they spread throughout the world and how they lived.
With each expedition, he has accumulated plankton and sediment samples, folders stuffed
Analysis of nitrogen isotopes by a team lead by the max Planck Institute for Chemistry provides evidence of the earliest known photosymbiosis in corals of the devonian.
In contrast, corals that feed themselves by actively catching plankton have nitrogen
Analysis of nitrogen isotopes by a team lead by the max Planck Institute for Chemistry provides evidence of the earliest known photosymbiosis in corals of the devonian.
In contrast, corals that feed themselves by actively catching plankton have nitrogen
Max-Planck-Forscher entdecken Photosynthese-Helferprotein in Rotalgen
© Manajit Hayer-Hartl / Max-Planck-Institut für Biochemie Pflanzen, Algen und Plankton
Bakterien können nur einen geringen Teil des gelösten organischen Materials in den Ozeanen abbauen
Hauptquelle des gelösten organischen Materials ist das Fotosynthese betreibende Plankton
Bakterien können nur einen geringen Teil des gelösten organischen Materials in den Ozeanen abbauen
Hauptquelle des gelösten organischen Materials ist das Fotosynthese betreibende Plankton
Bakterien können nur einen geringen Teil des gelösten organischen Materials in den Ozeanen abbauen
Hauptquelle des gelösten organischen Materials ist das Fotosynthese betreibende Plankton
Max Planck scientists discover photosynthesis helper protein in red algae.
Manajit Hayer-Hartl / Max Planck Institute for Biochemistry Green plants, algae and plankton
Auf einem Sandkorn leben bis zu 100.000 Bakterien aus tausenden von Arten
August 2021 Geoforschung Klima Mikrobiologie (U&K) Plankton wird im arktischen
