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The model is compatible with data sets from several laboratory studies characterizing both prokaryotic and eukaryotic phytoplankton from marine and freshwater environments. It is conceptually simple, yet mechanistic and quantitative. Here, the model is constrained only by elemental stoichiometry, but makes predictions about allocation to measurable macromolecular pools, which could be tested in the laboratory. Copyright © 2020 Inomura, Omta, Talmy, Bragg, Deutsch and Follows.Microbial biosurfactants, produced by fungi, yeast, and b
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