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Phytoplankton Structure and Ecological Niche Differentiation of Dominant Species in Tahe Bay, China.
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Phytoplankton serve as crucial producers in marine ecosystems, and their community composition and populations' dispersion directly or indirectly influence the productivity of marine waters via the trophic cascade effect within the food chain. A survey was undertaken in September 2021 and March, April, and November 2022 to examine the phytoplankton structure and the environmental variables influencing ecological niche differentiation in the waters of Tahe Bay in Lushun, Dalian city, China. The findings indicated that there are 83 species representing forty-one genera and six phyla, with an annual mean abundance of 22.13 × 10
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