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Chlorophyll-a extraction and fluorometric analysis
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Knowledge graph centered on Chlorophyll-a extraction and fluorometric analysis with 41 nodes and 125 connections. Top connected: elevational gradients, space use, foraging ecology, Reach-scale Manipulations show invertebrate grazer, climate-induced range shifts.
Description
Collection of nitrogen samples via syringe filtration and chlorophyll samples via algae collection from submerged rocks, with spectrophotometric analysis normalized by substrate area.
Typical Equipment
- syringe
- glass fiber filter
- opaque sample bottles
- sample bottles
- tinfoil
- spectrophotometer
- ImageJ software
Output Measurements
- nitrogen content
- chlorophyll content
Papers Using This Protocol (13)
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The Impact of Environmental Factors on Arizona Tiger Salamander Larval Growth
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Ecological role of <i>Limnephilus abbreviates</i> in detritus dynamics
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Seasonal Progression of Algal Development and Quality in Streams that Vary in Timing of Springtime Peak Flow
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Testing for nutrient limitation of algal biomass across elevational and permanence gradients in high elevation ponds near the Rocky Mountain Biological Lab
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Herbivore growth responses to nutrient mobilization by detritivores
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Does the morphology of beaver ponds alter downstream ecosystems?
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Trade-offs associated with food availability and predator avoidance behavior of a stream mayfly
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How Does Streambed Heterogeneity, Light Intensity, and Near-bed Current Influence Algal Accrual, Ash Free Dry Mass, and Macroinvertebrate Richness, and Abundance?
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Effect of a reduction in mountain stream flow on the diversity and quantity of benthic macroinvertebrates and the abundance of algae
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Impact of light availability on benthic algal assemblages and invertebrate species composition
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Do Pond Caddisflies Reap a Double Benefit from Detritus Processing?
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Nutrient limitation of the nuisance, stalk-forming diatom, <i>Didymosphenia geminata</i>, in Rocky Mountain streams
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