Figure 1 in Chemical ecology of plankton parasitism in algae
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| author | Vallet, Review Marine |
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| contents | Figure 1: Plankton parasites and their diverse effects on their algal hosts. Parasites can influence their host's growth, fitness, metabolism, and reproduction, leading to symptoms of disease in seaweeds and bloom termination of microalgae due to the death of the population. The herd control of algae maintained by plankton parasites also has a positive outcome, supporting a population equilibrium in aquatic ecosystems. |
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| spellingShingle | Figure 1 in Chemical ecology of plankton parasitism in algae Vallet, Review Marine Biodiversity Taxonomy Figure 1: Plankton parasites and their diverse effects on their algal hosts. Parasites can influence their host's growth, fitness, metabolism, and reproduction, leading to symptoms of disease in seaweeds and bloom termination of microalgae due to the death of the population. The herd control of algae maintained by plankton parasites also has a positive outcome, supporting a population equilibrium in aquatic ecosystems. |
| title | Figure 1 in Chemical ecology of plankton parasitism in algae |
| topic | Biodiversity Taxonomy |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14669448 |