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Abstract: Unicellular green algae plays a key role in freshwater ecosystem, which possesses a CO₂ concentrating mechanism that can increase the level of CO₂ at the active site of ribulose bisphosphate-carboxylaseoxygenase (Rubisco) by actively transporting inorganic carbon when adapted to low CO₂ concentration.The mechanism results in an increase in photosynthetic rate,and a decrease in photorespiration. This mechanism and its environmental regulation such as light, temperature, CO₂ concentration and nutrient are reviewed in this paper to enhance further studies on response of phytoplankton to elevated atmospheric CO₂ concentration in China.

Key words: dissolved organic matter, precipitation exclusion, warming

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Q949.21

XIA Jianrong, GAO Kunshan, . [J]. Chinese Journal of Applied Ecology, 2002, (11): 1507-1510.

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