The effects of the invasive seaweed Asparagopsis armata on native rock pool communities: Evidences from experimental exclusion

The effects of the invasive seaweed Asparagopsis armata on native rock pool communities: Evidences from experimental exclusion

Biological invasions represent a threat to ecosystems, through competition and habitat destruction, which may result in significant changes of the invaded community. Asparagopsis armata Harvey 1855 is a red macroalgae (Rodophyta) globally recognized as an invasive species. It is found from the inter...

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Main Authors: Gaspar, R. (Author), Gonçalves, C. (Author), Lemos, M.F.L (Author), Neto, J.M (Author), Silva, C.O (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier B.V. 2021
Subjects:
Asparagopsis armata
Atlantic European coast
Atlantic Ocean
Biodiversity
Biological invasion
epiphyte
Habitat destruction
Intertidal assemblages
invasive species
Invasive species
Lakes
Long-term series
macroalga
Macroalgae
Macrobenthic community
Macroinvertebrate assemblage
Marine invasion
native species
Natural vegetation
Non-indigenous species (NIS)
red alga
rock pool
Rocks
seaweed
Seaweed
Taxonomic composition
taxonomy
time series analysis
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