Data from: Aquatic primary production in a high-CO2 world

Here, we provide a review of the direct effect of increasing CO2 on aquatic primary producers through its function as a source of carbon, focusing our analysis on the interpretation of this increase as an increase in the availability of a resource. This provides an interesting context to evaluate ecological and evolutionary theories relating to nutrient availability and leads us to: the assessment of theories about limitation of productivity and the integration of CO2 into the co-limitation paradigm; the prediction of community composition and of change in communities from known changes in the environment; and evaluation of the potential for evolutionary adaptation in conditions that increase growth.本研究综述了二氧化碳（CO₂）作为碳源时，其浓度升高对水生初级生产者的直接影响，分析重点聚焦于将该浓度升高视作一种资源可获得性提升的解读视角。这为评估与养分可获得性相关的生态学与进化理论提供了极具意义的研究情境，同时引导我们开展以下三项工作：一是评估生产力限制相关理论，并将CO₂纳入共限制范式；二是依据已知环境变化预测群落组成及群落变迁；三是评估生长条件优化下的进化适应潜力。