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Eight different mathematical formulations of the photosynthesis—light curve for phytoplankton (up to and including light saturation) were recast in terms of the same two parameters: the initial slope α , and the assimilation number P m B . Each equation was tested for its ability to describe empirical data from natural populations of marine phytoplankton: the results of 188 light‐saturation experiments at three coastal locations in Nova Scotia over a 2‐year period. The most consistently useful mathematical representation of the data was found to be the hyperbolic tangent function.
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Alan D. Jassby
University of California, Davis
Trevor Platt
Plymouth Marine Laboratory
Limnology and Oceanography
Bedford Institute of Oceanography
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