Instrument: Bottle

Acronym:

Bottle

External Identifier:

» skos:closeMatch http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/ENVO_03501326

Description

A container, typically made of glass or plastic and with a narrow neck, used for storing drinks or other liquids.

Datasets

Dataset Name	Brief Description
California Mussel Larvae Experiments	Carbonate chemistry, shell growth, and respiration data from laboratory experiments on California mussel larvae.
Carbonate data from water samples	Water samples from CTD casts and vehicle-mounted bottles from 4 cruises.
Chemical composition of tank water	Major ion and carbonate chemistry of water in which oyster larvae were reared.
Diatom cultures used to generate DNA reference library	Diatom culture accessions
Dissolved O2 and Potential Density	Dissolved Oxygen potential density measurements from 3 cruises.
Elemental compositions of larval oyster shells	Elemental compositions (Mg, Ca, Sr, N, C) of larval oyster shells.
GA01 - Dissolved Pb	Dissolved lead data collected for GEOVIDE, section GA01.
GA01 - Pb Isotopes	Lead isotope data collected for GEOVIDE, section GA01.
Hydrographic and nutrient data
Isotopes in methane in natural waters of Alaska	Isotopes in methane in natural waters of Alaska
MV1405 Q Incubations	Q incubation data from MV1405
Narragansett Bay RWU Time-series	Narragansett Bay RWU Time-series
OA Microbe Adaptation	Environmental and physical data associated with ocean acidification microbe adaptation.
Oyster Mussel Carbonate Responses	Chemistry and organism response data from Waldbusser et al. 2015, Nature Climate Change.
Particulate silica, standing stocks, and productivity rates	Water column particulate silica, standing stocks, and productivity rates
Phytoplankton abundance from bottles and environmental data	Environmental and phytoplankton bottle data from Juneau, AK.
Samples Sequenced for Metabarcoding	Cyanobacterial and diatom samples sequenced for metabarcoding
Series 1: Abiotic TEP Formation - DIC Perturbation	Series 1: Abiotic TEP Formation - DIC Perturbation
Series 1: Abiotic TEP Formation - TA Perturbation	Series 1: Abiotic TEP Formation - TA Perturbation