Original paper
Physical Weathering Intensity Controls Bioavailable Primary Iron(II) Silicate Content in Major Global Dust Sources
Abstract
The speciation of iron (Fe) reaching the ocean, for instance in wind‐blown dust and coastal sediments, impacts its bioavailability to phytoplankton and its impact on atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) and climate. For dust reaching the Southern Ocean, primary Fe(II) silicates that are physically weathered from bedrock are highly bioavailable compared to more chemically weathered, Fe(III)‐rich species, suggesting that weathering in dust source...
Paper Details
Title
Physical Weathering Intensity Controls Bioavailable Primary Iron(II) Silicate Content in Major Global Dust Sources
Published Date
Oct 10, 2019
Journal
Volume
46
Issue
19
Pages
10854 - 10864
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