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Estimates for bacterial production in nearshore western Atlantic Ocean sediments were made using the frequency of dividing cell and thymidine uptake methods. The frequency of dividing cell (FDC) method resulted in estimates in the range of 5 to 50 g C m-' d-'. The thymidine uptake (THY) method resulted in estimates of 1 to .8 g C mP2 d-'. Metabolic measurements based on sediment oxygen uptake show that the FDC estimates are unreasonably high, while THY estimates, which have been corrected for DNA extraction and thymidine dilution, are reasonable w ~ t h respect to oxygen uptake data. Problems associated with these 2 bacterial production methods when used in sediments are discussed.

Bacterial production in marine sediments: will cell-specific measures agree with whole-system metabolism?