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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 6
00:59
Chapter 7
01:09
Chapter 8
01:30
Chapter 9
01:52
Chapter 10
02:59
Chapter 11
03:18
Chapter 12
03:24
Chapter 13
03:37
Chapter 14
03:48
Chapter 15
04:08
Chapter 16
04:18
Chapter 17
04:32
Chapter 18
05:28
Chapter 19
06:41
Chapter 20
07:07
Chapter 21
07:18
Chapter 22
07:38
Chapter 23
08:25
Chapter 24
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Chapter 25
09:20
Chapter 26
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Chapter 27
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Chapter 28
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Chapter 29
Audio Transcript
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Hello everyone welcome to my video.
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Yeah, my name is Simon Song and I'm a graduate
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student studying the ocean at the Graduate school of Oceanography
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in the University of World Island.
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Us, as I spent my second semester studying here, I
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became more and more fascinated by the ocean and focused
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more on the amazing ecology of the tiny microorganisms that
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live in it.
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In this regard, this video is created to give you
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a very simple explanation of the nutrients that affect vital
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plant on living in the ocean and the example of
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north atlantic various nutrients affect their growth.
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But today in this video let's take a look at
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the three most primarily important nutrients.
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So why do we need to know about this topic
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and what is so important?
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Let's talk more about this when it comes to marine
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life. Many people will think about fish or marine mammals
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such as whales or all kinds of different animals joining
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here. But I want to focus on final plan.
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Turn in this video, what exactly is vital plant?
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Um It's a combination of, vital for plants and plant
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in for drifting organisms.
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It is a very small microorganism that do the photosynthesis
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like land plants and floats mainly in waters because it
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has little or no swimming ability, vital clanton formed the
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basis of life in the ocean through photosynthesis, vital plant,
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um consume carbon dioxide on a scale equivalent to forest
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and other land plants.
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Some have produced energy passes directly along the food wrap
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when zooplankton eat the vital clanton and in turn are
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consumed by larger animals such as fish, whales, screed shellfish
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and birds.
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Because final plant on our so closure to ocean biology
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and climate, any change in their productivity could have a
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significant influence on biodiversity, fisheries, the human food supply and
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the pace of global warming.
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This kosher vital plantains growth depends on the availability of
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carbon dioxide, sunlight and nutrients like land plants.
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They require nutrients such as nitrate, phosphate, silicate and trace
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metals at various levels, depending on the species.
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This time, let's look at the north atlantic ocean, which
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is the background of today's topic.
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The north atlantic is the northern part of atlantic, which
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is the second largest ocean after the pacific, and it's
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ordering north America to the left and the europe to
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the right.
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In addition, strong currents such as the gulf stream and
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the red barato current are also constantly flowing, making an
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important habitat for various ecosystems.
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And It is said to supply 1/3 of the words
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annual seafood harvest, moreover, in addition to fisheries, there are
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many resources such as manganese nodules on the bottom of
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the atlantic ocean, and humans are using all of these
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resources. We now know why the north atlantic and the
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vital clanton that lives in it are so important.
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So let's score a little further here and see what
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factors influence the growth of fire plan.
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Turn in ocean chemistry, nutrients that affect the growth of
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vital plankton in the ocean include nitrogen and force for
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us among them.
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Let's look at nitrate and phosphate In the all of
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different kinds of vital plant on the ratio of the
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carbon, nitrogen phosphorus is 106 16-1.
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And we call this the referee ratio.
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This ratio is also the average distribution of nutrients in
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most oceans among them.
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Carbon accounts for the largest amount.
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But because it is rich in carbon dioxide and carbon,
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it's deserved in the ocean.
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The carbon does not play an important role of limiting
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vital plant and growth.
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Rather, it is usually lacking in force for us and
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nitrogen in the ocean.
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And those two nutrients act as limiting factors for the
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growth and reproduction of vital plant.
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In first of all, nitrogen and phosphorus compounds are the
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component of the cell and good fertilizers for plan, like
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microorganisms that do photosynthesis.
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For the case of nitrogen, most organisms are unable to
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fix atmospheric nitrogen into usable homes.
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For example, nitrate, nitrate or ammonium.
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Therefore, vital plant on has to rely on bacteria that
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fix nitrogen from the air, which is why nitrogen acts
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as a limiting nutrient.
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Also force for us is mainly in the form of
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a solid.
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So unlike the cycle of nitrogen, it has a characteristic
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that circulates without going through the atmosphere.
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Most of them are introduced into the ocean through the
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inflow of sediment or river runoff, vital plant in observed
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this force for us and utilize them in cells and
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ecosystems. At this point, I would like to mention each
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vital plant in group requires and prefers specific nutrients.
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On a closer look, the vital plant in community composition
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is dependent on the combination of nutrients supplied as you
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can see from this table.
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But this is a little more complicated story.
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I would like to deal with it next time when
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you have to a chance at this time, I just
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want you to know that all vital plant in spaces
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need nitrogen and phosphorus by default.
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Yeah. Now let's find out another factor that is really
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important for the growth of vital plant in through a
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case study.
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Every spring waters in the north atlantic explode into green
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and white patches as countless vital plant in bloom.
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Scientists had assumed that the burst is filled by longer
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days, more sunlight and warmer waters in the spring season.
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Still, there is no universally accepted definition of the magnitude
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of change or the threshold of abundance that constitutes a
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bloom. What I want to empathize through this case is
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that there is another important factor that influenced the growth
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of vital plant own.
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Besides NNP, it is an iron.
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I am also is the limiting nutrient because it is
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required to fix nitrogen, but it is only available in
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small quantities coming from dust and weathering from the rocks
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from the continent.
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These two maps show fighter planting growth and nitrate concentrations.
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In the spring of 2017, orange in the figure B
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is the bloom and green in the figure eight is
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the high nitrate concentration and as you can see, the
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location of the two are not exactly overlapped.
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In many studies, it has shown that phytoplankton bloom is
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impacted by not only fix nitrogen and phosphorus, but also
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iron throughout the North atlantic.
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in late spring.
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In this video, we briefly looked nitrogen phosphorus and iron
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nutrients that affect vital point on growth and case study
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in the North atlantic.
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I hope you take only three points through this video.
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First, final plant on are the basis of the entire
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ocean system and North atlantic where humans have utilized the
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resources from it.
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Second, nitrogen and phosphorus are the limiting nutrients that have
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impacted on vital planting community in the ocean.
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Finally, from the case study of north atlantic spring bloom,
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we can see the iron also is a limiting nutrient
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for phytoplankton.
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This video only focuses on the north atlantic, but actually
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these three nutrients are applied the same to all oceans
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in develop.
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I hope this video would give you a little closer
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look at our oceans, especially the case of North atlantic,
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the tiny vital plant on that live in the ocean,
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and in what kind of environment they can live in?
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The view of marine chemistry.
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Okay, thanks for watching this video, and I am so
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Manson.
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