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Mytilus edulis chilensis infested with Coccomyxa parasitica (Chlorococcales, Coccomyxaceae) [PDF]
The association between the green alga Coccomyxa parasitica (Chlorococcales) and the mussel Mytilus edulis chilensis at Goose Green, Falkland Islands is reported. C. parasitica occurred within the soft tissues with an overall infestation rate of 16%. The highest levels of infestation (23%) occurred in individuals from the middle of the main mussel bed,
A.P. Gray +3 more
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Abstract The traditional perception in limnology has been that phytoplankton biomass in lakes is limited by phosphorus, nitrogen, and light, but not by dissolved inorganic carbon (DIC) because CO2 can be supplied from the atmosphere. We tested the possibility of carbon limitation of photosynthesis, growth, and biomass accumulation of phytoplankton ...
Kathrine Jul Hammer +2 more
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Estudos em pesqueiros ressaltam, principalmente, questões econômicas e de impactos ambientais, enquanto que, estudos sobre a flora de microalgas raramente são realizados.
Edna Ferreira Rosini +2 more
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Família Scenedesmaceae (Chlorophyceae, Chlorococcales) do lago água preta, municipio de Belém, Estado do Pará. [PDF]
(Família Scenedesmaceae (Chlorophyceae, Chlorococcales) do lago Água Preta, Município de Belém, Estado do Pará). Trata-se do inventário florístico da família Scenedesmaceae do lago Água Preta, parte do complexo de abastecimento de água do município de ...
MARTINS-DA-SILVA, R. C. V.
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ABSTRACT Differences in the ecological stability of shallow lakes are reflected in the functional nature of the distinct phytoplankton communities in the Southern Hemisphere. Recent studies have highlighted growing uncertainties of the previous concepts regarding phytoplankton cosmopolitanism, suggesting these communities may be more regionally ...
Anton E. S. Patrick +4 more
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Species interactions mediate thermal evolution
Abstract Understanding whether populations and communities can evolve fast enough to keep up with ongoing climate change is one of the most pressing issues in biology today. A growing number of studies have documented rapid evolutionary responses to warming, suggesting that populations may be able to persist despite temperature increases. The challenge
M. Tseng +2 more
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Phytoplankton from Duas Bocas Reservoir, Espírito Santo State, Brazil (except diatoms)
Duas Bocas is a small water supply reservoir (0.51 km²) located in a forested area (Duas Bocas Biological Reserve) (20º18'S and 40º28'W). Phytoplankton community was investigated by samplings weekly taken in the dry (July, 1998) and rainy (March 1999 ...
Alessandra Delazari-Barroso +2 more
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Abstract Knowledge on the biodiversity and abundance of phytoplankton is key for many ecological and societal (e.g., blue growth) questions. Gathering temporal variation and spatial patterns on key indicators requires reliable and standardized protocols on sampling, species identification and counting.
Pascalle Jacobs +5 more
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Seston Fatty Acid Responses to Physicochemical Changes in Subalpine Lake Lunz, Austria
Abstract Rapid increase in lake temperature can cause a shift toward the dominance of warm temperature tolerant species, including Cyanobacteria that are deficient in polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFA) supporting consumer growth and reproduction. To increase our understanding of how changes in physicochemical lake parameters affect phytoplankton ...
S. Rasconi, R. Ptacnik, M. J. Kainz
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This study aimed to identify taxa belonging to the genera Monoraphidium and Ankistrodesmus (Chlorophyceae, Chlorophyta) in two wetland areas of Pantanal dos Marimbus (Baiano and Remanso) in the Marimbus-Iraquara Environmental Protection Area, Bahia State,
Geraldo José Peixoto Ramos +3 more
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