Figure 6
EDIC in surface waters from June 2014 through May 2015. This time series of EDIC in surface water samples from the six stations (color-coded, with locations shown in Figure 1) shows positive values during October–February when pCO2 > 400 µatm, and negative values during March–September when pCO2 < 400 µatm. Positive values of EDIC indicate an increase in ambient DIC relative to equilibrium with atmospheric pCO2 (outgassing) due to respiration. Negative values of EDIC indicate reduction of ambient DIC due to primary production and uptake of CO2. Values of EDIC range from a low of –206 µmol kg–1 to a high of 156 µmol kg–1. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1525/elementa.270.f6

EDIC in surface waters from June 2014 through May 2015. This time series of EDIC in surface water samples from the six stations (color-coded, with locations shown in Figure 1) shows positive values during October–February when pCO2 > 400 µatm, and negative values during March–September when pCO2 < 400 µatm. Positive values of EDIC indicate an increase in ambient DIC relative to equilibrium with atmospheric pCO2 (outgassing) due to respiration. Negative values of EDIC indicate reduction of ambient DIC due to primary production and uptake of CO2. Values of EDIC range from a low of –206 µmol kg–1 to a high of 156 µmol kg–1. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1525/elementa.270.f6

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