Dinoflagellate cyst accumulation rates of ODP Hole 146-893A from Santa Barbara Basin

The dinoflagellate cyst record from Ocean Drilling Program Hole 893A, Santa Barbara Basin, southern California, is examined at millennial-scale resolution for the past 40 kyr. Changes in cyst abundance, composition of cyst assemblages, and their diversity reflect major shifts in climate and ocean circulation in the region over this time interval. Throughout the sequence, dinoflagellate cyst assemblages are dominated by heterotrophic dinoflagellates. Brigantedinium spp. and other upwelling-related taxa such as Echinidinium and Protoperidinium americanum are abundant, indicating the continued influence of coastal upwelling on the basin during the late Quaternary. A significant increase in cyst accumulation rates is seen during the Holocene and, to a lesser extent, during shorter warming events such as Bolling/Allerod and Dansgaard-Oeschger interstadials, implying enhanced marine productivity during these periods. Cyst diversity is high during the Holocene. An increase in abundance of cysts produced by autotrophic dinoflagellates in the late Holocene suggests enhanced input of warm, nutrient-rich waters. In contrast, cyst assemblages from the Last Glacial Maximum exhibit a relatively low diversity and an increase in the cysts of heterotrophic dinoflagellates, in particular Selenopemphix nephroides. The presence of this taxon in association with Brigantedinium spp. implies substantial cooling of surface waters in the Santa Barbara Basin at that time.

Effects of cereal species, legume species, and nitrogen on no-till winter wheat and rye grown with perennial forage legume living mulches /

Thesis (Ph. D.)--Cornell University, May, 1988.

Cereal cropping, outlines of an illustrated lecture before the students of the University of Wisconsin, May 20th, 1913,

"Reprinted from Science, N.S., vol. xxxviii, no. 973, Aug. 22, 1913."

Agency for International Development spring review of the new cereal varieties : May 13-15, 1969 : priorities and programming.

Cover title.

The citrus nematode and its control in the Southwest /

Issued Nov. 1974.

Annotated list of the insects and mites associated with stored grain and cereal products, and of their arthropod parasites and predators /

"July 1937."

Plants reported resistant or tolerant to root knot nematode infestation /

Contribution from Bureau of Plant Industry.

Pathogenic specialization in cereal rust fungi, especially Puccinia recondita f. sp. tritici: concepts, methods of study, and application

Issued in cooperation with Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station.

Arthropod and nematode parasites, parasitoids, and predators of Acrididae in America north of Mexico /

Includes bibliographical references (p. 261-286) and index.

Union with a heart: International Union of United Brewery, Flour, Cereal, Soft Drink and Distillery Workers of America: 75 years of a great union, 1886-1961.

Mode of access: Internet.

East Pakistan, possibilities for cereal fortification.

Daniel Rosenfield, team leader.

The sugar beet nematode and its control

Reprinted from "Sugar."

Charles Wm. Post at his desk, Battle Creek office, Postum Cereal, ca. 1912

this is a black and white copy of a lost /unlocated original. COPY print by James R. Dunlop, Washington, DC