Table 1 Location, hydrographic and microbial features at the mesocosm stations.

From: Availability of vitamin B12 and its lower ligand intermediate α-ribazole impact prokaryotic and protist communities in oceanic systems

Province, mesocosm ID Station no.

Depth (m)

Latitude

Longitude

Date (2016)

Temperature (°C)

Salinity

Chl a (µg l−1)

Prokaryote cells (105 ml−1)

HPP (ng C l−1 h−1)

Growth rate (day−1)

DFAA turnover (day−1)

SPSG (M1) Station 2

20

26.99°S

178.21°E

04 May

25.22

35.64

0.27

4.5

9.8

0.02

0.03

PNEQ (M2) Station 7

60

04.66°N

179.40°E

14 May

28.71

34.32

0.10

4.4

382.1

0.71

0.14

NPPF (M3) Station 14

20

45.00°N

178.75°E

24 May

5.86

33.31

0.72

9.7

93.0

0.13

0.14

  1. Given are the biogeographic provinces (SPSG: South Pacific Subtropical Gyre; PNEQ: Pacific North Equatorial Current; NPPF: North Pacific Polar Frontal Region), ID of the mesocosm experiments, station number, latitude, longitude, date of sampling, temperature, salinity, concentrations of chlorophyll a (Chl a), prokaryote cell abundance, heterotrophic prokaryotic production (HPP), bulk growth rate of the prokaryotic community and turnover rates of dissolved free amino acids (DFAA) at 20 m at stations, 2 and 14, the depths of sampling for the mesocosms, and at 60 m depth at station 7. At station 7, respective data of the depth of sampling, 75 m, are not available. For further details of provinces see Giebel et al. [33].
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