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In upper
intertidal ‘green pools’ which are so high that even the periwinkles avoid
them; which probably is why the Ulva species ( the ‘green’ of ‘green pools’) hang
out here – i.e., they get eaten in the ‘red pools’ |
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PhotosynthesisThe brown is a diatom which becomes quite ‘bushy’ in its
Lilliputian way Thriving even in February
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Ulva growing fast too
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We
are presently publishing this small ulva as a new species – it has both a
distinct ontogeny and ‘chemistry’ from the more common summer form that hangs
out here (Ulva (formerly Enteromorpha) intestinals) In
the above image the p is probably this
same species growing outside a tide pool |
Created by LG on Feb/6/2005
Last updated on Wednesday, February 16, 2005