  When nonlinear effects on the gluon evolution are included with constraints
from HERA, the gluon distribution in the free proton is enhanced at low
momentum fractions, x < 0.01, and low scales, Q^2 < 10 GeV^2, relative to
standard, DGLAP-evolved, gluon distributions. Consequently, such gluon
distributions can enhance charm production in pp collisions at center of mass
energy 14 TeV by up to a factor of five at midrapidity, y \sim 0, and
transverse momentum p_T -> 0 in the most optimistic case. We show that most of
this enhancement survives hadronization into D mesons. Assuming the same
enhancement at leading and next-to-leading order, we show that the D
enhancement may be measured by D^0 reconstruction in the K^-\pi^+ decay channel
with the ALICE detector.
