The second skin: ecological role of
epibiotic biofilms on marine organisms.
appeared to reduce the density of
epibiotic Vibrio spp.
The retrieved genomes include that of the
epibiotic B.
Balanus spongicola is normally
epibiotic in marine sponges, although occasionally found on physical substrata, while V.
(8.) Chellaram, C., Prem Anand, T., Alex John, A., and Felicia Shanthini, C., Insecticidal and Antitumour Properties of Coral
Epibiotic Bacteria From Gulf of Mannar, Southeastern India, J.
Water velocity by epiphyte presence showed a significant interaction (Table 1); indicating that drag increasing with current velocity was affected by the presence, mass, and species of
epibiotic algae (Figure 2).
Cross-species induction and enhancement of antimicrobial activity produced by
epibiotic bacteria from marine algae and invertebrates, after exposure to terrestrial bacteria.
Epibiotic microorganisms on copepods and other marine crustaceans.
Marine turtles are "natural hosts to
epibiotic organisms such as barnacles and algae" she said, but typically not in such large amounts.
Epibiotic relationships involving sessile peritrichs and planktonic crustaceans are a widespread phenomenon in aquatic environments (e.g.
Sources of predatory mortality in the bay scallop Argopecten irradians (Lamarck): interactions with seagrass and
epibiotic coverage.
Epibiotic euglenoid flagellates increase the susceptility of some zooplankton to fish predation.