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| 1 | Editorial for the special issue on marine carbon sequestration and climate change显示文摘In the 1980s,the realization that the ocean was potentially a major sink of atmospheric CO2 stimulated the intemational research community under the auspices of the Scientific Committee of Oceanic Research (SCOR),International Council for Science (ICSU),to launch the multidisciplinary research program Joint Global Ocean Flux Study.Since then,the understanding of the biological,ecological,chemical and physical processes underlying the ocean carbon cycle and the ability to predict its sensitivity to global change have increased enormously.One piece of significant progress from the above intemational joint efforts is the understanding of the biological mechanism of ocean carbon sequestration known as the Biological Carbon Pump (BCP),which depends on the vertical transport of organic matter from surface waters to the deep ocean and the seabed.However,the BCP does not address the following enigma,which was proposed half a century ago:what were the formation mechanisms of the huge pool of refractory dissolved organic carbon (RDOC)in the ocean,which has an amount of carbon equivalent to the total inventory of atmospheric CO2 and an average estimated residence time of 5000 years? | Nianzhi Jiao Zhengtang Guo Louis Legendre Curtis Suttle Richard Rivkin Farooq Azam | 2018 | National Science Review2018，5，4： | 1 |
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