Which phenomenon limits primary productivity after an upwelling event with prolonged high winds?

💡 Explanation

When high winds cause intense upwelling, deep mixing may occur because the upper water column is constantly stirred, which diffuses photosynthetically active radiation, leading to Photoinhibition. Therefore primary productivity diminishes, rather than increased turbidity, re-stratification, depletion, which require other constraints.

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