Epiphytic diatoms on leaf blades of Enhalus acoroides in Cancabato Bay, Leyte, Philippines from March to April 2014
Epiphytic diatoms attach on seagrass blades which serve as their substrata. In return, these diatoms increase the primary productivity of the seagrass community. Sensitivity of these diatoms to environmental factors deemed it as good bioindicators of the marine environment. This is a pioneering stud...
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