James Cloern (Former Employee)
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Plankton studies in San Francisco Bay, VIII, Chlorophyll distributions and hydrographic properties of South San Francisco Bay, 1983 Plankton studies in San Francisco Bay, VIII, Chlorophyll distributions and hydrographic properties of South San Francisco Bay, 1983
This report summarizes the distribution of phytoplankton Momass and selected hydrographic properties measured in South San Francisco Bay during 1983- There were a total of 45 cruises over the year with the most frequent sampling occurring during the spring. Parameters measured were: chlorophyll a, phaeopigments, in-vivo fluorescence, turbidity, salinity, and temperature.
Authors
Andrea E. Alpine, Sally M. Wienke, James E. Cloern, Brian E. Cole, Raymond L. J. Wong
Significance of biomass and light availability to phytoplankton productivity in San Francisco Bay Significance of biomass and light availability to phytoplankton productivity in San Francisco Bay
Primary productivity was measured monthly at 6 sites within San Francisco Bay, USA, throughout 1980. The 6 sites were chosen to represent a range of estuarine environments with respect to salinity, phytoplankton community composition, turbidity, and water depth. Annual net production over the photic zone ranged from 95 to 150 g C m-2, and was highest in regions of lowest turbidity. Daily...
Authors
Brian E. Cole, James E. Cloern
Temporal dynamics and ecological significance of salinity stratification in an estuary (south San-Francisco Bay, USA) Temporal dynamics and ecological significance of salinity stratification in an estuary (south San-Francisco Bay, USA)
South San Francisco Bay (USA) has periodic variations in salinity stratification that coïncide with neap-spring tidal variations during the winter "wet" season, but it remains well-mixed during summer and fall. The degree of salinity stratification, and timing of stratification events, can be predicted from a simple empirical function of river discharge and tidal current speed. During...
Authors
James E. Cloern
Does the benthos control phytoplankton biomass in South San Francisco Bay? Does the benthos control phytoplankton biomass in South San Francisco Bay?
South San Francisco Bay, USA, is a shallow coastal embayment that receives large inputs of nutrients (N. P, Si) and small local inputs of freshwater. Phytoplankton dynamics are typically characterized by a spring bloom when surface chlorophyll a increases from 5 to > 40 mg m-3. The bloom persists for 2 to 4 wk, and then dissipates. Phytoplankton biomass remains low (chlorophyll a 5 mg m...
Authors
James E. Cloern
Plankton studies in San Francisco Bay; I, Chlorophyll distributions and hydrographic properties, July 1977-December 1979 Plankton studies in San Francisco Bay; I, Chlorophyll distributions and hydrographic properties, July 1977-December 1979
This report summarizes the distribution of phytoplankton biomass and selected hydrographic properties measured in the San Francisco Bay Estuary, on a near-monthly basis, from July 1977 through December 1979. Parameters measured were: chlorophyll a, phaeopigments, in-vivo fluorescence, turbidity, size distribution of phytoplankton, salinity and temperature. (USGS)
Authors
Andrea E. Alpine, James E. Cloern, Brian E. Cole
Plankton studies in San Francisco Bay; II, Phytoplankton abundance and species composition, July 1977-December 1979 Plankton studies in San Francisco Bay; II, Phytoplankton abundance and species composition, July 1977-December 1979
Data are presented on the phytoplankton species composition and abundance in San Francisco Bay from July 1977 through December 1979. Phytoplankton identification and enumerations were made at selected stations. Sample collections were made at selected stations in the main channel of the Bay from Rio Vista on the Sacramento River to Calaveras Point in South San Francisco Bay, and at shoal...
Authors
Raymond L. J. Wong, James E. Cloern
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Plankton studies in San Francisco Bay, VIII, Chlorophyll distributions and hydrographic properties of South San Francisco Bay, 1983 Plankton studies in San Francisco Bay, VIII, Chlorophyll distributions and hydrographic properties of South San Francisco Bay, 1983
This report summarizes the distribution of phytoplankton Momass and selected hydrographic properties measured in South San Francisco Bay during 1983- There were a total of 45 cruises over the year with the most frequent sampling occurring during the spring. Parameters measured were: chlorophyll a, phaeopigments, in-vivo fluorescence, turbidity, salinity, and temperature.
Authors
Andrea E. Alpine, Sally M. Wienke, James E. Cloern, Brian E. Cole, Raymond L. J. Wong
Significance of biomass and light availability to phytoplankton productivity in San Francisco Bay Significance of biomass and light availability to phytoplankton productivity in San Francisco Bay
Primary productivity was measured monthly at 6 sites within San Francisco Bay, USA, throughout 1980. The 6 sites were chosen to represent a range of estuarine environments with respect to salinity, phytoplankton community composition, turbidity, and water depth. Annual net production over the photic zone ranged from 95 to 150 g C m-2, and was highest in regions of lowest turbidity. Daily...
Authors
Brian E. Cole, James E. Cloern
Temporal dynamics and ecological significance of salinity stratification in an estuary (south San-Francisco Bay, USA) Temporal dynamics and ecological significance of salinity stratification in an estuary (south San-Francisco Bay, USA)
South San Francisco Bay (USA) has periodic variations in salinity stratification that coïncide with neap-spring tidal variations during the winter "wet" season, but it remains well-mixed during summer and fall. The degree of salinity stratification, and timing of stratification events, can be predicted from a simple empirical function of river discharge and tidal current speed. During...
Authors
James E. Cloern
Does the benthos control phytoplankton biomass in South San Francisco Bay? Does the benthos control phytoplankton biomass in South San Francisco Bay?
South San Francisco Bay, USA, is a shallow coastal embayment that receives large inputs of nutrients (N. P, Si) and small local inputs of freshwater. Phytoplankton dynamics are typically characterized by a spring bloom when surface chlorophyll a increases from 5 to > 40 mg m-3. The bloom persists for 2 to 4 wk, and then dissipates. Phytoplankton biomass remains low (chlorophyll a 5 mg m...
Authors
James E. Cloern
Plankton studies in San Francisco Bay; I, Chlorophyll distributions and hydrographic properties, July 1977-December 1979 Plankton studies in San Francisco Bay; I, Chlorophyll distributions and hydrographic properties, July 1977-December 1979
This report summarizes the distribution of phytoplankton biomass and selected hydrographic properties measured in the San Francisco Bay Estuary, on a near-monthly basis, from July 1977 through December 1979. Parameters measured were: chlorophyll a, phaeopigments, in-vivo fluorescence, turbidity, size distribution of phytoplankton, salinity and temperature. (USGS)
Authors
Andrea E. Alpine, James E. Cloern, Brian E. Cole
Plankton studies in San Francisco Bay; II, Phytoplankton abundance and species composition, July 1977-December 1979 Plankton studies in San Francisco Bay; II, Phytoplankton abundance and species composition, July 1977-December 1979
Data are presented on the phytoplankton species composition and abundance in San Francisco Bay from July 1977 through December 1979. Phytoplankton identification and enumerations were made at selected stations. Sample collections were made at selected stations in the main channel of the Bay from Rio Vista on the Sacramento River to Calaveras Point in South San Francisco Bay, and at shoal...
Authors
Raymond L. J. Wong, James E. Cloern