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Chemistry, 12.02.2020 04:39 akeemsimpson15p2034o

A scientist is wondering why a certain region in the ocean doesn't have maximum phytoplankton growth, despite having plenty of nutrients. The scientist samples the water for nutrient levels and finds that there is 2.5 ug/L of Phosphorus and 27ug/L of Nitrogen. What can be said about the water?
A) The water is nitrogen limited
B) The water is phosphorus limited
C) The water has an adequate nitrogen and phosphorus, so it is likely iron limited
D) The water has adequate nutrients, but is likely limited by light availability

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