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Planktonic Ciliate: the mixotroph Laboea strobila

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John Dolan



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This ciliate 'sequesters' chloroplast from the phytoplankton it eats. The chloroplasts remain active, fixing carbon which is metabolised by the ciliate. For more info- papers by D.K. Stoecker
· Date: February 15, 2008 · Views: 15,156 · Filesize: 55.4kb, 257.4kb · Dimensions: 484 x 615 ·
Keywords: plankton, mixotrophy, microzooplankton, protist, ciliate

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