Responses of algae with different life histories to temporal and spatial variability of disturbance in subtidal reefs

By L. Airoldi. 2000

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Artificial marine structures facilitate the spread of a non‐indigenous green alga, Codium fragile ssp. tomentosoides, in the north Adriatic Sea (2005, background): “Other characteristics of the region are described in Bacchiocchi & Airoldi (2003) and references therein.”
What are algal turfs? Towards a better description of turfs (2014, background): “…pennata Shallow subtidal rocky habitats (Gulf of Lion, France) Habitat to a variety of epiphytic and juvenile algae and invertebrates Lauret (1974), Airoldi (2000) Sparse to loosely aggregated, inconspicuous multispecific associations of unicellular and short (usually 1 cm), simple, branched and…”
Exploring interactions by second-stage community analyses (2006, background): “We focus on two of Airoldi's (2000) stations, mainly her Station 2 (Calafuria) but also her Station 1 (Boccale).”
Turf wars: competition between foundation and turf-forming species on temperate and tropical reefs and its role in regime shifts (2018, background): “2C; Isæus et al. 2004, Råberg et al. 2005, Bellgrove et al. 2010) that is exacerbated by associated sediments (Alestra et al. 2014).”
Living on the rocks: substrate mineralogy and the structure of subtidal rocky substrate communities in the Mediterranean Sea (2004, background): “Airoldi (2000) observed that, in subtidal rocky habitats, mats of filamentous algae have a competitive advantage over erect and encrusting algae under conditions of stress.”
Leading role of the sea urchin Arbacia lixula in maintaining the barren state in southwestern Mediterranean (2011, background): “We propose that the process studied here represents an early colonization stage, in which settlement of benthic organisms depends on various factors such as spatial variation in the source of the new settlers (planktonic supply), topographic heterogeneity of the substrate and spatial distribution of”
Interplay of encrusting coralline algae and sea urchins in maintaining alternative habitats (2002, background): “On the other hand, some of these algae have been reported to be reproductive all year round and, particularly for A. acetabulum and Padina pavonica, from late-summer to early-autumn (Airoldi 2000), likely minimising any potential bias of the time of start of the experiment.”
THE EFFECTS OF SEDIMENTATION ON ROCKY COAST ASSEMBLAGES (2003, background): “…pers. comm.), whereas others suggest that encrusting coralline algae are often abundant, or even dominant, in a variety of sediment-impacted habitats (Littler 1973, Kendrick 1991, Saiz-Salinas & Urdangarin 1994, Airoldi et al. 1995, Falace & Bressan 1995, Konar & Roberts 1996, Airoldi 2000a).”