Filamentous algae dominate a tropical reef community in the Mexican Caribbean: an unexpected organisation of reef vegetation

Filamentous algae dominate a tropical reef community in the Mexican Caribbean: an unexpected organisation of reef vegetation Article

van Tussenbroek, BI, Vides, LC. (2000). Filamentous algae dominate a tropical reef community in the Mexican Caribbean: an unexpected organisation of reef vegetation . BOTANICA MARINA, 43(6), 547-557. 10.1515/BOT.2000.055

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van Tussenbroek, BI; Vides, LC

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Collado-Vides, Ligia

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November 1, 2000

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BOTANICA MARINA Journal

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CORAL REEFS
DIVERSITY
FUNCTIONAL-GROUP APPROACH
Life Sciences & Biomedicine
Marine & Freshwater Biology
PARROTFISHES
Plant Sciences
Science & Technology
WESTERN ATLANTIC

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Filamentous algae dominate a tropical reef community in the Mexican Caribbean: an unexpected organisation of reef vegetation Article

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