The Arctic climate is in the process of irretrievably moving into a new state, forced by … 展开

The reduction in sea-ice extent in the Arctic Ocean over the last few decades has resulted in both a longer phytoplankton growing season and increased open-water habitat for phyto… 展开

The complexity of Arctic biogeography makes it particularly challenging to fully comprehend the interplay of environmental drivers and their change and impacts on phytoplankton dy… 展开

The growth of phytoplankton at high latitudes is generally thought to begin in open waters of the marginal ice zone (MIZ) once the highly reflective sea ice93,94 retreats in spring… 展开

Since the beginning of the nineteenth century, known Arctic and subarctic phytoplankton species have increased dramatically from 115 (ref. 134) to 1,874 (ref. 135) in 201… 展开