Ecological Implications of Tuft Weaving Midge (Pseudochironomus Richardsonii) Interactions with Cladophora Dominated by Different Algal Epiphyte Assemblages

Paula C. Furey; Mary E Power; Rex L. Lowe; Alexis M. Campbell-Craven

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Ecological Implications of Tuft Weaving Midge (Pseudochironomus Richardsonii) Interactions with Cladophora Dominated by Different Algal Epiphyte Assemblages

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Paula C. Furey
Mary E Power
University of California, Berkeley
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Rex L. Lowe

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Year: 2010
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