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A Mycetozoan Parasite of Zostera marina
Nature, 1935IN a previous note in NATURE1 we pointed out the association of a Labyrinthula-like organism with the wasting disease of the eelgrass along the American Atlantic coast. Since the publication of this announcement, we have performed a number of experiments in the laboratory and in the natural beds themselves, which indicate that this organism is a true ...
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Benthic Infauna of Eelgrass, Zostera marina, Beds
Chesapeake Science, 1973The infauna ofZostera beds in the Chesapeake Bay-York River estuary and Chincoteague Bay was sampled in March and July 1970 using a corer. Sediments were fine sand or very fine sand. Sorting of sediments varied from poorly sorted to moderately well-sorted and appeared to be positively correlated with the density ofZostera at the respective stations.
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Decomposition processes of eelgrass,Zostera marina L.
Hydrobiological Bulletin, 1982In Lake Grevelingen decomposition of eelgrass was studied in the field with the litter bag method from July 1977 till February 1978. After 6 months only 6% refractory matter remained in the bags. Under aerobic conditions the decomposition of eelgrass is completed within one year. The organic fraction decreased from 80 to 55%.
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Eelgrass (Zostera marina) tolerance to anoxia
Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology, 2010Abstract The tolerance of eelgrass (Zostera marina L.) to anoxia was assessed experimentally to evaluate the potential role of short-term anoxia on eelgrass performance. Eelgrass ramets (terminal leaf bundles with rhizomes and roots) were submerged in anoxic seawater for variable periods of time (0.5 to 48 h) at three temperatures (20, 25 and 30 °C ...
Pulido Pérez, Cristina, Borum, Jens
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Culture of Zostera marina L. in the laboratory
Aquaculture, 1977Abstract It is possible to culture the seagrass Zostera marina L. in a closed-system aquarium. The conditions chosen proved to be sufficient for vegetative growth as well as flowering.
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Lipids of the eelgrasses Zostera nana and Zostera marina
Chemistry of Natural Compounds, 1989V. M. Dembitskii, O. A. Rozentsvet
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Modelling hydrodynamics in Eelgrass (Zostera Marina)
2006Civil Engineering and ...
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