Meaning periphyton
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Dense strands of algal growth that cover the water surface between the emergant aquatic plants. Spirogyra is commonly responsible for this growth.
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tiny organisms like algae and diatoms that cling to the underwater roots of aquatic plants.
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Microscopic algae, bacteria, and fungi that grows on the bottom substrate (e.g., rocks, logs) of a stream or river. Does not include macroscopic algae, such as Cladophora, Spirogyra, Chara, and Vauche [..]
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biology - sessile organisms covering surfaces in freshwater aquatic environments
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Microscopic plants and animals that are firmly attached to solid surfaces under water such as rocks, logs, pilings and other structures.
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Microscopic underwater plants and animals that are firmly attached to solid surfaces such as rocks, logs, and pilings.
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Microscopic underwater plants and animals that are firmly attached to solid surfaces such as rocks, logs, and pilings.
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Organisms, such as algae and small crustaceans, that live attached to surfaces projecting from the bottom of a freshwater aquatic environment.
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algae growing on any surface within a body of water (lake or stream)
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Microscopic plants and animals that are firmly attached to solid surfaces under water, such as rocks, logs, pilings, and other structures.
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Plants, usually algae, attached to rocks or other instream objects.
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Any organism in a water body, for example a micro alga or diatom, which attaches itself to the bottom (benthic) or to a stem or leaves of a plant either individually or together with others forming a mat.They may be attached or may float free in the water column. The biological community of microscopic plants and animals attached to surfaces in aqu [..]
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(ecology) A mixture of algae, cyanobacteria, heterotrophic microbes, and detritus that is attached to submerged surfaces in most aquatic ecosystems. * 2009|January 30|R. S. Oremland et al.||Science [..]
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A complex mixture of algae, cyanobacteria, microbes and detritus that’s attached to submerged surfaces (such as rocks) in most aquatic ecosystems. Periphyton plays an important role by being a food so [..]
Source: waterandland.es.govt.nz





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