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Acylated heteropolysaccharides

DOM is also released into seawater by phytoplankton fiar reasons that are as yet imclear. On average, 13% of the phytoplankton carbon is released as exudates, some of which are low-molecular-weight compounds, such as free amino acids and tricarboxylic acids. Other exudates are high-molecular-weight compoimds, such as the acylated heteropolysaccharides. These macromolecules are relatively chemically resistant and appear to form a large portion of the HMW DOC pool. [Pg.620]

Heteropolysaccharides are complex carbohydrates composed of more than one kind of simple sugar. See Table 22.4 for the structure of the acyl functional group. [Pg.620]


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