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Thal****ia testudinum,
commonly known as turtlegr****, is a
species of
marine seagr****. It
forms meadows in
shallow sandy or
muddy locations in the Caribbean...
- drift, this has been
shown to be
false for at
least one species,
Thal****ia testudinum,
which carries out a
mixed biotic-abiotic strategy.
Crustaceans (such...
- Indo-Pacific)
Thal****ia testudinum (Banks ex K.D.König) -
Caribbean Turtlegr**** (Gulf of Mexico,
Caribbean Sea, and Bermuda) "Genus:
Thal****ia Banks ex K...
- turbidity, and
algal blooms. Over that decade, the
standing crop of
Thal****ia testudinum declined by 28%,
Halodule wrightii by 92%, and
Syringodium filiforme...
- N-limitation. P
availability in
Thal****ia testudinum is the
limiting nutrient. The
nutrient distribution in
Thal****ia testudinum ranges from 29.4 to 43.3% C...
- gr**** near the
Horseshoe back reef. The main
species of seagr**** are
Thal****ia testudinum and Syringodium, with
small colonies of
loggerhead sponges (Spheciospongia...
-
Laguncularia racemosa and
Conocarpus erectus),
extensive seagr****
meadows (
Thal****ia testudinum),
halophyte species such as gl**** gr****, red
purslane or
beach bell...
- the Gulf of Mexico.
Juveniles are
found in beds of
turtle gr**** (
Thal****ia testudinum). The
Scarus Coeruleus fish
greatly depend on
coral reef systems...
- drop-offs. The
juveniles are very
common among beds of
turtle gr**** (
Thal****ia testudinum) in
shallow waters. They
forage in sea-gr**** beds and
mangroves searching...
- also
feeds on
organisms encrusting the leaf
blades of
turtle gr**** (
Thal****ia testudinum). When
threatened it
often hides beneath the
extended tentacles of...
