e/Redfield ratio

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has gloss	eng: Redfield ratio or Redfield stoichiometry is the molecular ratio of carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus in phytoplankton. The stoichiometric ratio is C:N:P = 106:16:1. The term is named after the American oceanographer Alfred C. Redfield, who first described the ratio in an article in 1934 (Redfield 1934). In 1934 Alfred Redfield analysed thousands of samples of marine biomass from all ocean regions. He found that globally the elemental composition of marine organic matter (dead and living) was remarkably constant. The ratios of carbon to nitrogen to phosphorus remained the same from coastal to open ocean regions. The elemental ratios he found were:
lexicalization	eng: Redfield ratio
instance of	c/Ratios

Meaning
German
has gloss	deu: Übersicht Das Redfield-Verhältnis (engl. „Redfield Ratio“) beschreibt die Anteile der atomaren Zusammensetzung vom maritimen Phytoplankton.
lexicalization	deu: Redfield-Verhältnis
Norwegian
has gloss	nor: Redfieldforholdet (engelsk:Redfield ratio) beskriver forholdet mellom grunnstoffene karbon, nitrogen, fosfor og oksygen i havvann. Begrepet har navn etter den amerikanske oseanografen Alfred C. Redfield, som første gang beskrev forholdet i en artikkel i 1963. Han postulerte at dette forholdet avspeiler hvordan stoffene inkorporeres i og seinere frigjøres fra det organiske materialet i havet.
lexicalization	nor: Redfieldforholdet
Castilian
has gloss	spa: La relación de Redfield o estequiometría de Redfield es la proporción molecular del carbono, el nitrógeno y el fósforo en el fitoplancton. La relación estequiométrica es C:N:P = 106:16:1. El término recibe el nombre del oceanógrafo estadounidense Alfred C. Redfield, quien la describió por primera vez en un artículo en 1934.
lexicalization	spa: Relacion de Redfield
lexicalization	spa: relación de Redfield