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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Syndiniales"”.
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Spatial and temporal distribution of a marine microbial parasite, Syndiniales MALV I and II, within St Helena Bay
MALV I and II are globally distributed marine microbial parasites that infect and kill a wide range of phytoplankton hosts. These organisms play an important role in bloom dynamics, are suspected to terminate algal blooms, and contribute significantly to carbon fluxes, an important process required …
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Trojan horses in the marine realm: characterizing protistan parasite ecology in coastal waters
… belonging to the marine alveolate order Syndiniales are both abundant and ubiquitous in coastal and open ocean environments, suggesting a major role for this taxon in marine food webs. Two coastal sites, Saanich Inlet (Vancouver Island, BC) and Salt Pond (Falmouth, MA, USA) were selected …
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Trojan Horses in the Marine Realm: Characterizing Protistan Parasite Ecology in Coastal Waters
… belonging to the marine alveolate order Syndiniales are both abundant and ubiquitous in coastal and open ocean environments, suggesting a major role for this taxon in marine food webs. Two coastal sites, Saanich Inlet (Vancouver Island, BC) and Salt Pond (Falmouth, MA, USA) were selected …