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8.7.3.3. Internal carbon store and exudation¶
Note: the internal carbon store is currently only implemented for fixed plankton elemental ratios (i.e., DARWIN_ALLOW_NQUOTA, DARWIN_ALLOW_PQUOTA, DARWIN_ALLOW_FEQUOTA, DARWIN_ALLOW_SIQUOTA all undefined).
With DARWIN_ALLOW_CSTORE defined, nutrient availability limits growth directly rather than via the photosynthesis rate. The maximum photosynthesis rate (and with it carbon uptake) becomes independent of nutritient limitation,
but the growth rate is limited by the availability of each nutrient,
Each nutrient’s availability determines a maximum achievable growth rate. Its form depends on whether variable quotas are enabled for the nutrient. For instance for phosphorus, without P quota,
and with P quota,
where \(u^{\mathrm{P}}_j\) is the carbon-specific uptake rate for phosphorus,
and the respiration rate is
Other elements work analogously, except that the maximum nitrogen uptake rate for the case without nitrogen quotas is more complex,
where
with
Part of the excess carbon is exuded to become DOC,
and part stored as fat,
The Chlorophyll synthesis rate is based on the growth rate (as before).
Trait |
Param |
Symbol |
Default |
Units |
Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
\(f^{\op{exude}}_j\) |
0.3 |
fraction of excess carbon exuded |