Chapter 19 Epiphytes of Seagrasses
461
van Keulen M (1998) Water Flow in Seagrass Ecosystems. PhD
Thesis. Murdoch University, Perth
van Keulen M and Borowitzka MA (2000) Comparison of water velocity profiles through morphologically dissimilar seagrasses. Biol Mar Med 7: 143–146
van Keulen M and Borowitzka MA (2002) Comparison in water velocity profiles through morphologically dissimilar seagrasses. Bull Mar Sci 71: 1257–1267
van Montfrans J, Orth RJ and Vay SA (1982) Preliminary studies
of grazing by Bittium varium on eelgrass periphyton. Aquat
Bot 14: 75–89
Verduin JJ (1996) In situ submarine pollination in Amphibolis
antarctica (Labill.) Sonder et Aschers. ex Aschers. And its
relation to hydrodynamics. In: Kuo J, Phillips RC, Walker DI
and Kirkman H (eds) Seagrass Biology: Proceedings of an
International Workshop, pp 123–128. University of Western
Australia, Perth
Wahbeh MI (1984) The growth and production of the leaves
of the seagrass Halophila stipulacea (Forssk.) Aschers. From
Aquaba, Jordan. Aquat Bot 20: 33–41
Wahbeh MI and Mahasneh AM (1984) Heterotrophic bacteria
attached to leaves, rhizomes and roots of three seagrass species
from Aquaba (Jordan). Aquat Bot 20: 87–96
Wahl M (1989) Marine epibiosis. I. Fouling and antifouling:
Some basic aspects. Mar Ecol Prog Ser 58: 175–189
Walker DI (1985) Correlations between salinity and growth of
the seagrass Amphibolis antarctica (Labill.) Sonder and Aschers., in Shark Bay Western Australia, using a new method
for measuring production rate. Aquat Bot 23: 13–26
Walker DI and Woelkerling WJ (1988) Quantitative study of sediment contribution by epiphytic coralline red algae in seagrass
meadows in Shark Bay, Western Australia. Mar Ecol Prog Ser
43: 71–77
Wear DJ, Sullivan MJ, Moore AD and Millie DF (1999) Effects of
water-column enrichment on the production dynamics of three
seagrass species and their epiphytic algae. Mar Ecol Prog Ser
179: 201–213
Weidner S, Arnold W and Puhler A (1996) Diversity of uncultured microorganisms associated with the seagrass Halophila
stipulacea estimated by restriction fragment length polymorphism analysis of PCR-amplified 16S rRNA genes. Appl Environ Microbiol 62: 766–771
Welsh DT (2000) Nitrogen fixation in seagrass meadows: Regulation, plant–bacteria interactions and significance to primary
productivity. Ecol Lett 3: 58–71
West RJ and Larkum AWD (1979) Leaf productivity of the seagrass Posidonia australis, in eastern Australian waters. Aquat
Bot 7: 57–65
Wieczorek SK and Todd CD (1998) Inhibition and facilitation of
settlement of epifaunal marine invertebrate larvae by microbial
biofilm cues. Biofouling 12: 81–118
Yamamuro M (1999) Importance of epiphytic cyanobacteria as
food sources for heterotrophs in a tropical seagrass bed. Coral
Reefs 18: 263–271
Zieman JC, Thayer GW, Robblee MB and Zieman RT
(1979) Production and export of seagrasses from a tropical bay. In: Livingston RJ (ed) Ecological Processes in
Coastal and Marine Systems, pp 21–33. Plenum Press, New
York
Zupo V, Buia MC and Mazzella L (1997) A production model
for Posidonia oceanica based on temperature. Est Coast Shelf
Sci 44: 483–492
461
van Keulen M (1998) Water Flow in Seagrass Ecosystems. PhD
Thesis. Murdoch University, Perth
van Keulen M and Borowitzka MA (2000) Comparison of water velocity profiles through morphologically dissimilar seagrasses. Biol Mar Med 7: 143–146
van Keulen M and Borowitzka MA (2002) Comparison in water velocity profiles through morphologically dissimilar seagrasses. Bull Mar Sci 71: 1257–1267
van Montfrans J, Orth RJ and Vay SA (1982) Preliminary studies
of grazing by Bittium varium on eelgrass periphyton. Aquat
Bot 14: 75–89
Verduin JJ (1996) In situ submarine pollination in Amphibolis
antarctica (Labill.) Sonder et Aschers. ex Aschers. And its
relation to hydrodynamics. In: Kuo J, Phillips RC, Walker DI
and Kirkman H (eds) Seagrass Biology: Proceedings of an
International Workshop, pp 123–128. University of Western
Australia, Perth
Wahbeh MI (1984) The growth and production of the leaves
of the seagrass Halophila stipulacea (Forssk.) Aschers. From
Aquaba, Jordan. Aquat Bot 20: 33–41
Wahbeh MI and Mahasneh AM (1984) Heterotrophic bacteria
attached to leaves, rhizomes and roots of three seagrass species
from Aquaba (Jordan). Aquat Bot 20: 87–96
Wahl M (1989) Marine epibiosis. I. Fouling and antifouling:
Some basic aspects. Mar Ecol Prog Ser 58: 175–189
Walker DI (1985) Correlations between salinity and growth of
the seagrass Amphibolis antarctica (Labill.) Sonder and Aschers., in Shark Bay Western Australia, using a new method
for measuring production rate. Aquat Bot 23: 13–26
Walker DI and Woelkerling WJ (1988) Quantitative study of sediment contribution by epiphytic coralline red algae in seagrass
meadows in Shark Bay, Western Australia. Mar Ecol Prog Ser
43: 71–77
Wear DJ, Sullivan MJ, Moore AD and Millie DF (1999) Effects of
water-column enrichment on the production dynamics of three
seagrass species and their epiphytic algae. Mar Ecol Prog Ser
179: 201–213
Weidner S, Arnold W and Puhler A (1996) Diversity of uncultured microorganisms associated with the seagrass Halophila
stipulacea estimated by restriction fragment length polymorphism analysis of PCR-amplified 16S rRNA genes. Appl Environ Microbiol 62: 766–771
Welsh DT (2000) Nitrogen fixation in seagrass meadows: Regulation, plant–bacteria interactions and significance to primary
productivity. Ecol Lett 3: 58–71
West RJ and Larkum AWD (1979) Leaf productivity of the seagrass Posidonia australis, in eastern Australian waters. Aquat
Bot 7: 57–65
Wieczorek SK and Todd CD (1998) Inhibition and facilitation of
settlement of epifaunal marine invertebrate larvae by microbial
biofilm cues. Biofouling 12: 81–118
Yamamuro M (1999) Importance of epiphytic cyanobacteria as
food sources for heterotrophs in a tropical seagrass bed. Coral
Reefs 18: 263–271
Zieman JC, Thayer GW, Robblee MB and Zieman RT
(1979) Production and export of seagrasses from a tropical bay. In: Livingston RJ (ed) Ecological Processes in
Coastal and Marine Systems, pp 21–33. Plenum Press, New
York
Zupo V, Buia MC and Mazzella L (1997) A production model
for Posidonia oceanica based on temperature. Est Coast Shelf
Sci 44: 483–492