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The contribution by phytoplankton, bacteria and detritus to a rocky shore ecosystem
An investigation has been carried out on the particulate organic matter (IU-1) in suspension over the large inter-- and subtidal reef at Dalebrook in False Bay, standing stocks of hytoplankton, bacteria and detritus were monitored for 13 months, at three localities on the reef, on incoming and outgo...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2023
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