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HOBBIE H.W., R.J. and S. JASPER., 1977. Use of nuclepore filters for counting bacteria by fluorescence
microscopy. Appl. Environm. Microbiol. 33 : 1225-1228.
HODSON R.E., A.E. MACCUBIN and L.R. POMEROY. 1981. Dissolved adenosine triphosphate utilization by
free-living and attached bacterioplankton. Mar. Biol. 64 : 43-51.
LANCELOT C. and G. BILLEN., 1984. Activity of heterotrophic bacteria and its coupling to primary production
during the spring phytoplankton bloom in the southern bight of the North Sea. Limnol. Oceanogr. 29:721-730.
LARSSON U. and A. HAGSTROM., 1982. Fractionated phytoplankton primary production, exudate release, and
bacteria production in a balthic eutrophication gradient. Mar.Biol.67:57-70.
SEPERS A.B.J., G.GAHET, and H. GOOSSENS, 1982. Comparison between the carbon-14 and oxygen consumption method for the determination of the activity of heterotrophic bacterial populations. Mar. Biol. 66:237-242.
STRASKRABOVA V., 1979. Oxygen methods for measuring the activity of water bacteria. Arch.Hydrobiol.Beih.
12 : 3-10.
WATSON S.W., T.J. NOVITSKY, H.L. QUINBY and T.W. VALOIS, 1977. Determination of bacterial number and
biomass in the marine environment. Appl.Environm.Microbiol. 33 : 940-946.
WIEBE W.J. and L.R. POMEROY, 1972. Microorganisms and their association with aggregates and detritus in the
sea: a microscope study. Mem. Inst. Ital. Idrobiol. Suppl. 29 : 325-342.
WILLIAMS P.J. LeB, 1981a. Incorporation of microheterotrophic processes in the classical paradigm of the
planktonic food web. Kieler Meeresforsch Sonderheft 5.1-28.
WILLIAMS P.J. LeB, 1981b. Microbial contribution to overall marine plankton metabolism: direct measurements of respiration. Oceanol Acta 4 : 359-364.
ZIMMERMAN R., 1978. Estimation of bacterial number and biomass by epifluorescence microscopy and
scanning electron microscopy. In: Microbial ecology of a brackish Water environment (G. Rheinheimer,ed.),
New York: Springer Verlag. : 103-120.
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