Original paper
Light-Limited Growth and Competition for Light in Well-Mixed Aquatic Environments: An Elementary Model
Abstract
Light is never distributed homogeneously since it forms a gradient over biomass. As a consequence, the common theories on nutrient competition are not applicable to competition for light. In this paper, we investigate a model for light—limited growth and competition among phytoplankton species in a mixed water column. The model is based on standard assumptions such as Lambert—Beer's law of light absorption, a Monod equation for carbon uptake,...
Paper Details
Title
Light-Limited Growth and Competition for Light in Well-Mixed Aquatic Environments: An Elementary Model
Published Date
Mar 1, 1994
Journal
Volume
75
Issue
2
Pages
507 - 520
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