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A continuous time series of high-resolution in vivo fluorescence measurements in coastal waters of the eastern English Channel over 4 tidal cycles investigated the potential influence of different turbulence intensities and advective tidal processes on small-scale phytoplankton patchi- ness. Although small-scale phytoplankton patchiness decreased with increasing turbulence intensity, phytoplankton distributions were never fully homogenised, and were more patchy during ebb than flood tides at turbulence intensities ranging from 10 -7 to 10 -4 m 2 s -3 . A combination of biologically and physically driven patchiness is suggested to be the cause of the observed patterns.

Hydrodynamic and tidal controls of small-scale phytoplankton patchiness