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3777
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1440

Overview

Richard W. Eppley is affiliated with the University of California, San Diego in the United States. This association situates them within a prominent research institution known for its contributions across various scientific disciplines.

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Best Publications

  • Particulate organic matter flux and planktonic new production in the deep ocean

    Richard W. Eppley;Bruce J. Peterson

  • HALF‐SATURATION CONSTANTS FOR UPTAKE OF NITRATE AND AMMONIUM BY MARINE PHYTOPLANKTON1

    Richard W. Eppley;Jane N. Rogers;James J. McCarthy

  • Sinking rates of marine phytoplankton measured with a fluorometer

    Richard W. Eppley;Robert W. Holmes;John D.H. Strickland

  • RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CARBON CONTENT, CELL VOLUME, AND AREA IN PHYTOPLANKTON

    M. M. Mullin;P. R. Sloan;R. W. Eppley

  • A STUDY OF PLANKTON DYNAMICS AND NUTRIENT CYCLING IN THE CENTRAL GYRE OF THE NORTH PACIFIC OCEAN1

    Richard W. Eppley;Edward H. Renger;Elizabeth L. Venrick;Michael M. Mullin

  • STUDIES OF NITRATE REDUCTASE IN MARINE PHYTOPLANKTON1

    R. W. Eppley;J. L. Coatsworth;Lucia Solórzano

  • Nitrate and phytoplankton production in southern California coastal waters1

    R. W. Eppley;E. H. Renger;W. G. Harrison

  • SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE VERTICAL MIGRATION OFDINOFLAGELLATES (1) (2).

    R. W. Eppley;O. Holm‐Harisen;J. D. H. Strickland

  • NITROGEN ASSIMILATION OF AN OCEANIC DIATOM IN NITROGEN-LIMITED CONTINUOUS CULTURE1

    Richard W. Eppley;Edward H. Renger

  • COMPARISON OF HALF‐SATURATION CONSTANTS FOR GROWTH AND NITRATE UPTAKE OF MARINE PHYTOPLANKTON 2

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  • Growth Rates of Marine Phytoplankton: Correlation with Light Absorption by Cell Chlorophyll a

    Richard W. Eppley;Phillip R. Sloan

  • UPTAKE OF NITRATE AND NITRITE BY DITYLUM BRIGHTWELLII-KINETICS AND MECHANISMS(1) (2).

    Richard W. Eppley;James L. Coatsworth

  • LIGHT/DARK PERIODICITY IN NITROGEN ASSIMILATION OF THE MARINE PHYTOPLANKTERS SKELETONEMA COSTATUM AND COCCOLITHUS HUXLEYI IN N‐LIMITED CHEMOSTAT CULTURE1,2

    Richard W. Eppley;Jane N. Rogers;James J. McCarthy;Alain Sournia

  • PHYTOPLANKTON GROWTH AND COMPOSITION IN SHIPBOARD CULTURES SUPPLIED WITH NITRATE, AMMONIUM, OR UREA AS THE NITROGEN SOURCE1

    R. W. Eppley;A. F. Carlucci;O. Holm-Hansen;D. Kiefer

  • Phosphate uptake by phytoplankton in the central North Pacific Ocean

    M.J Perry;R.W Eppley

  • Nitrogen assimilation by phytoplankton and other microorganisms in the surface waters of the central North Pacific Ocean

    R. W. Eppley;J. H. Sharp;E. H. Renger;M. J. Perry

  • Standing stocks of particulate carbon and nitrogen in the equatorial Pacific at 150°W

    Richard W. Eppley;Francisco P. Chavez;Richard T. Barber

  • THE USE OF A DEEP TANK IN PLANKTON ECOLOGY. I. STUDIES OF THE GROWTH AND COMPOSITION OF PHYTOPLANKTON CROPS AT LOW NUTRIENT LEVELS1

    J. D. H. Strickland;O. Holm‐Hansen;R. W. Eppley;R. J. Linn

  • Carbon Balance Experiments with Marine Phytoplankton

    Richard W. Eppley;Phillip R. Sloan

  • Ammonium distribution in southern California coastal waters and its role in the growth of phytoplankton1

    Richard W. Eppley;E. H. Render;W. G. Harrison;J. J. Cullen

  • INORGANIC NITROGEN ASSIMILATION OF DITYLUM BRIGHTWELLII, A MARINE PLANKTON DIATOM1,2

    Richard W. Eppley;Jane N. Rogers

  • Primary productivity in the sea

    Richard W. Eppley

Frequent Co-Authors

Wolfgang Koeve
Wolfgang Koeve GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel
Osmund Holm-Hansen
Osmund Holm-Hansen University of California, San Diego
Farooq Azam
Farooq Azam University of California, San Diego
James J. McCarthy
James J. McCarthy Harvard University
Bruce J. Peterson
Bruce J. Peterson Marine Biological Laboratory
Kenneth W. Bruland
Kenneth W. Bruland University of California, Santa Cruz
Peter M. Williams
Peter M. Williams University of California, San Diego
John J. Cullen
John J. Cullen Dalhousie University
Jonathan H. Sharp
Jonathan H. Sharp University of Delaware

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