the role of ciliates within the microbial food web in the eutrophicated part of kaštela bay (middle adriatic sea)

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2006
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Abstract
Interactions among phytoplankton, bacterioplankton, heterotrophic nanoflagellates (HNF), ciliated protozoa and copepod nauplii were studied in the eutrophicated part of Kas?tela Bay from May 1998 to November 1999. Special emphasis was placed on relationships between size categories of nonloricate ciliates (NLC) and other microbial food web components. Biomasses of phytoplankton and bacteria were primarily influenced by abiotic parameters. Temperature indirectly controlled variation in HNF biomass through the changes in biomass of bacteria and the smaller phytoplankton fraction. Besides HNF, bacterial biomass was affected by the NLC
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Authors ;Natalia Bojanic;Mladen Šolic;Nada Krstulovic;Stefanija Šestanovic;Živana Nincevic Gladan;Ivona Marasovic;Igor Brautovic
Journal Nutrients
Year 2006
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10.3989/scimar.2006.70n3431
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