The abyssopelagic and abyssobenthic zone of the ocean, the largest

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The abyssopelagic and abyssobenthic zone of the ocean, the largest biome on this planet, is in perpetual darkness. Yet production in these zones is driven largely by seasonal plankton blooms at the surface. Describe this system in rough terms and why season affects it. What does the Sverdrup model have to do with

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