Vibrational modes of water predict spectral niches for photosynthesis in lakes and oceans
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J. Huisman | H. J. Woerd | F. Partensky | M. Stomp | L. Garczarek | T. Grébert | Tadzio Holtrop | Levi Biersteker | Jeroen Aerts
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