Phytoplankton species richness scales consistently from laboratory microcosms to the world's oceans
Val H. Smith(University of Kansas), Frank deNoyelles(University of Kansas), Robert D. Holt(University of Florida), Bryan L. Foster(Michigan State University), Mathew A. Leibold(The University of Texas at Austin), James P. Grover(University of Kansas)
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