Alien species and a changing world: will kelp forests ever be the same? David J. Kushner and Kelly J. Moore Channel islands National Park’s Kelp Forest Monitoring Program Overview

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Date: 2011-05-17 14:01:54 Laminariales Aquatic ecology Brown algae Fisheries Kelp forest Kelp Sargassum Macrocystis pyrifera Macrocystis Algae Water Seaweeds		Alien species and a changing world: will kelp forests ever be the same? David J. Kushner and Kelly J. Moore Channel islands National Park’s Kelp Forest Monitoring Program Overview Add to Reading List Source URL: www.georgewright.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 138,71 KB Share Document on Facebook

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