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Ultrastructure, molecular phylogenetics, and chlorophyll a content of novel cyanobacterial symbionts in temperate sponges.

Microbial ecology - 1 Oct 2012

Erwin Patrick M, López-Legentil Susanna, Turon Xavier

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Marine sponges often harbor photosynthetic symbionts that may enhance host metabolism and ecological success, yet little is known about the factors that structure the diversity, specificity, and nature of these relationships. Here, we characterized the cyanobacterial symbionts in two congeneric and sympatric host sponges that exhibit distinct habitat preferences correlated with irradiance: Ircinia fasciculata...

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PMID: 22526400
DOI: 10.1007/s00248-012-0047-5

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