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Investigating the Effect of Phosphorus Limitation on Growth and Exopolysaccharides Production in Biocrust Cyanobacteria
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Abstract
We present a dataset that contains raw data for different physiological variables (exopolysaccharide production, chlorophyll a, photosynthetic activity) measured for biocrust cyanobacteria under optimal growth and phosphorus limitation treatments in laboratory conditions. These cyanobacteria were collected from biocrusts in the Chihuahuan and Mojave Deserts. The data values were collected for six biocrust cyanobacteria each five days during 20 days. We also provide the data used to create a calibration curve and quantify the concentration of exopolysaccharides. The purpose of this datase is to evaluate the effect of phosphorus limitation on growth, photosynthetic activity and exopolysaccharides production in biocrust cyanobacteria.
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This resource was created using funding from the following sources:
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National Science Foundation | Network Cluster: Patterns and controls of ecohydrology, CO2 fluxes, and nutrient availability in pedogenic carbonate-dominated dryland critical zones | 2012475 |
Joshua Tree National Park Association | Joshua Tree National Park Graduate Student Research Grant | JOTR-00369 |
Ecological Society of America | Forrest Shreve Student Research Fund | 00000 |
Phycological Society of America | Grants-In-Aid of Research | 00000 |
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