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Fitoplancton de las costas de Puerto Rico

Authors: Margalef, Ramón;

Fitoplancton de las costas de Puerto Rico

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[ES] Una invitación de la Universidad de Puerto Rico y, especialmente, el interés personal del doctor J. Rivero, director del Instituto de Biología marina de dicha Universidad, permitieron al autor realizar, en abril de 1956, algunas pescas de plancton en las aguas costeras de la isla, así como examinar una serie de muestras recogidas en el curso del año 1955 por los señores Coker, Erdman, González y Rivero. Todas las recolecciones proceden de la costa occidental y parte de poniente de la meridional, y, por su reducido número, así como por la irregularidad de ls pescas en cuanto a fechas y atipo de red, no puede pretenderse sacar de ellas una idea completa de las características y ciclo del fitoplancton. [...]

[EN] Blooms of diatoms in offshore waters seem to be irregular in occurrence. In mangrove areas communities of dinoflagellates (red water species, luminiscent species) are very characteristic. Pyrodinium bahamense is the first species responsible for light production in "luminiscent bay". Asterionella mediterranea is represented by a form similar to those living in California and in the Mediterranean and it is believed that there is no reason to consider a separate var. pacifica. About hudred forms are listed in total

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