Pre‐existing phytoplankton biomass concentrations shape coastal plankton response to fire‐generated ash leachate
Nicholas Baetge(University of California, Santa Barbara), Brian Ver Wey(Oregon State University), Erin J. Hanan(University of Nevada, Reno), Jason R. Graff(Oregon State University), Keri Opalk(University of California, Santa Barbara), Elisa R. Halewood(University of California, Santa Barbara), Jacqueline Comstock(University of California, Santa Barbara), Eleanor C. Arrington(University of California, Santa Barbara), Craig A. Carlson(Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences), Michael J. Behrenfeld(Oregon State University), Rene Boiteau(University of Minnesota), Allen J. Milligan(Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey), Kimberly H. Halsey(Oregon State University), Norman B. Nelson(University of California, Santa Barbara), Elizabeth L. Harvey(University of New Hampshire)
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