SILICON METABOLISM IN DIATOMS: IMPLICATIONS FOR GROWTH 

Diatoms are the world's largest contributors to biosilicification and are one of the predominant contributors to global carbon fixation. Silicon is a major limiting nutrient for diatom growth and hence is a controlling factor in primary productivity. Because our understanding of the cellular metabolism of silicon is limited, we are not fully knowledgeable about intracellular factors that may affect diatom productivity in the oceans. The goal of this review is to present an overview of silicon metabolism in diatoms and to identify areas for future research.

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