Prochloron expedition
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(13.33%) (3 Votes)Views: (1507) Date: (JAN 1, 1983) Pages: () -
Author: Stephens G. C.
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Abstract: Prochloron requires a source of N. It can obtain this from its didemnid symbiont as NH (sub4) or amino acids or both. It may obtain it from sea water as do free-living algae (FAA), but this is not likely to be the major source due to diomass consideration.
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