Microscopic marine algae called phytoplankton are eaten by micronekton, like shrimp, which are eaten by smaller fish, which in turn are eaten by tuna and that's just one chain of a much wider ecosystem.

被称为浮游植物的微型藻类会被微型浮游生物吃掉，比如虾，而虾又会被体型较小的鱼类吃掉，这些鱼类又会被金枪鱼所食，而这只个更加广泛的生态系统食物链中的条。

It seems a concentrated dinoflaggellate bloom with a high degree of bioluminescent has illuminated Big Sur with an almost phosphorescent glow of phytoplankton.

集中在大瑟尔的浮游植物发出强烈的光。

This is perfect for photosynthesis and photosynthesis is dope, Hello phytoplankton productivity!

这非常适合光合作用，而光合作用又兴奋剂，您好，浮游植物的生产力！

There are some phytoplankton, some photosynthetic plankton that also undergo vertical movements.

有些浮游植物，些光合作用的浮游生物进行垂直运动。

Phytoplankton serve as the base of ocean food webs.

浮游植物食物网的基础。

But these giant creatures just didn’t have enough food to get any giant-er than that.

数百万年前 流的变化将底无数的养分冲至面区 富含营养的浮游植物堆 当然吸引了巨量的浮游生物聚集。

Then, a few million years ago, changing ocean currents brought tons of nutrients up from the depths, which fueled huge, localized phytoplankton blooms, which in turn attracted enormous concentrations of scrumptious zooplankton.

然后，几百万年前，不断变化的流从深处带来了大量的营养物质，这助长了巨大的、局部的浮游植物大量繁殖，这反过来又吸引了大量美味的浮游动物。

For the surface to be productive, the locker must be opened and the nutrients lifted back up, so that they can feed the growth of phytoplankton.

因为要保持面的多样性，小柜子必须要打开，滋养物会重新恢复生机，因此它们能够给浮游植物提供养份。

Even if phytoplankton win the dispute with particles over iron, researchers expect that the cooling they might provide would not be large enough to make a difference in human-caused global warming.

即使浮游植物在与颗粒争夺铁的竞争中获胜，研究人员预计，它们可能提供的降温效果不足以对人类造成的全球变暖产生影响。

The southern oceans around Antarctica produce only about 3 percent of the world's phytoplankton, far too little, it would seem, to support a complex ecosystem, and yet it does.

在南极洲周围的南部，只出产世界上大约3%的浮游植物，少得似乎远远不足以维持个复杂的生态系统，而它们却维持了。

Although invisible to the naked eye, phytoplankton are so abundant that they are responsible for half of all the carbon absorbing photosynthetic activity on earth.

尽管我们肉眼看不见，但浮游植物的数量太过庞大，它们承担了地球上半的光合作用。

These phytoplankton then become food for countless microscopic grazers, including copepods and krill, which in turn feed a huge swath of marine life.

这些浮游植物随后成为无数微型食草动物的食物，包括桡足类动物和磷虾，它们反过来又为大量的生物提供食物。

It provides more than half the oxygen in our atmosphere via phytoplankton and seaweed, and it consumes more carbon dioxide than trees.

它通过浮游植物和藻向我们提供了大气中半以上的氧气，它消耗的二氧化碳比树木还多。

The phytoplankton form the basis of a food web which supports larger organisms such as krill, fish, seabirds and marine mammals.

浮游植物含有叶绿素的类似植物的微生物。浮游植物构成了食物网的基础，食物网支持较大的生物，比如磷虾、鱼类、鸟和哺乳动物。

The phytoplankton trails the edge of the ice and can stretch for nearly fifty kilometers.

浮游植物沿着冰层的边缘生长，绵延可达近五十公里。

The Earth has two great lungs, one is the phytoplankton in the ocean, the other is really the Amazon rainforest.

地球有两片“肺”，片中的浮游植物，另片就亚马逊雨林。

In summer, the powerful nonstop rays of the sun create a bloom of phytoplankton and microscopic plant life.

夏季时强力而持续的太阳光照使浮游植物生长旺盛，而微生植物很兴旺。

And we're making sure that this doesn't have any bad effect on the phytoplankton diatoms in the ocean.

我们还要确保这不会对中的浮游植物硅藻造成任何不良影响。

There's these microscopic organisms called phytoplankton.

中有些微生物，称为“浮游植物”。

So if there's an increase in phytoplankton, it will start to attract larger lifeforms.

因此，如果浮游植物增多，就会开始吸引更大型的生物。