Aquatic, Coastal, and Marine Botany

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1. Metabolic rates and primary productivity of the marine macroalgae Dictyopteris delicatula in Taganga Bay , Colombian Caribbean

   Juan Diego Gaitán-Espitia in Revista de Biología Marina y Oceanografíia (2011)

   Metabolic rates and photosynthetic performance of Dictyopteris delicatula were measured in the south of Taganga Bay and on Inca-Inca beach, Colombia, during September and November 2007, as part of a monitoring program of water quality and pollution…

   Added 2012-03-19 4 readers
2. Metabolic rates and primary productivity of the marine macroalgae Dictyopteris delicatula in Taganga Bay , Colombian Caribbean

   Juan Diego Gaitán-Espitia in Revista de Biología Marina y Oceanografíia (2011)

   Metabolic rates and photosynthetic performance of Dictyopteris delicatula were measured in the south of Taganga Bay and on Inca-Inca beach, Colombia, during September and November 2007, as part of a monitoring program of water quality and pollution…

   Added 2012-02-25 4 readers
3. Hydrodynamic and ecological assessment of nearshore restoration: A modeling study

   Zhaoqing Yang, Kathryn L. Sobocinski, Danelle Heatwole, Tarang Khangaonkar, Ronald Thom, Roger Fuller in Ecological Modelling (2010)

   Added 2011-08-24 14 readers
4. Hydrodynamic and ecological assessment of nearshore restoration: A modeling study

   Zhaoqing Yang, Kathryn L. Sobocinski, Danelle Heatwole, Tarang Khangaonkar, Ronald Thom, Roger Fuller in Ecological Modelling (2010)

   Added 2011-08-24 14 readers
5. Physiological effects of short-term salinity changes on Ruppia maritima

   L Murphy in Aquatic Botany (2003)

   Added 2010-11-04 31 readers
6. Cascading effects of hydrodynamics on an epiphyte-grazer system in intertidal seagrass beds of the Wadden Sea

   Schanz a., Polte P., Asmus H. in Marine Biology (2002)

   Added 2010-11-02 29 readers
7. Heteromorphic life histories of certain marine algae as adaptations to variations in herbivory

   Jane Lubchenco, J Cubit in Ecology (1980)

   Added 2010-11-01 9 readers
8. Plasticity, not adaptation to salt level, explains variation along a salinity gradient in a salt marsh perennial

   Christina L Richards, SN White, MA McGuire, SJ Franks in Estuaries and (2010)

   Added 2010-11-01 17 readers
9. Comparative physiology of salt and water stress.

   R. Munns in Plant, cell & environment (2002)

   Plant responses to salt and water stress have much in common. Salinity reduces the ability of plants to take up water, and this quickly causes reductions in growth rate, along with a suite of metabolic changes identical to those caused by water…

   Added 2010-11-01 224 readers