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To date, the role of iron in carbon cycling has largely been assessed using short-term iron-addition experiments. It is difficult, however, to reliably assess the magnitude of carbon export to the ocean interior using such methods, and the short observational periods precl …
To date, the role of iron in carbon cycling has largely been assessed using short-term iron-addition experiments. It is difficult, ho …