Browsing by Author "Rodrigues, R.V."
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Benthic dinoflagellate blooms in tropical intertidal rock pools: Elucidation of photoprotection mechanisms
Patil, J.S.; Rodrigues, R.V.; Paul, P.; Sathish, K.; Rafi, M.; Anil, A.C. (Springer, 2017)Intertidal rockpools (RPs), forming a ubiquitous component of rocky shores, are biologically rich ecosystems influenced by short-term (hours-days) and long-term (days-seasons) fluctuating environments. So far, studies on ... -
Dinoflagellate planktonic-motile-stage and benthic-cyst assemblages from a monsoon-influenced tropical harbour: Elucidating the role of environmental conditions
Rodrigues, R.V.; Patil, J.S.; Sathish, K.; Anil, A.C. (2019)Dinoflagellates are referred among potential bioinvaders and environmental proxies. Information from tropical regions on the coupling of cyst and motile stages of dinoflagellates characterized by high suspended-load, and ... -
Dinoflagellates cyst assemblage concerning trophic index for eutrophication from major ports along the west coast of India
Rodrigues, R.V.; Patil, J.S.; Anil, A.C. (Elsevier, 2022)An overview of dinoflagellates cysts assemblage is presented as a trophic index for three monsoon-influenced estuarine and marine ports along the Indian coast. The cyst distribution (including harmful species) showed a ... -
Response of benthic dinoflagellates Amphidinium carterae and Bysmatrum gregarium to salinity changes and prolonged darkness: Elucidation through laboratory experiments
Rodrigues, R.V.; Patil, J.S. (Springer, 2022)This study elucidates the responses of bloom-forming benthic dinoflagellates, Amphidinium carterae and Bysmatrum gregarium (formerly known as B.caponii) to salinity changes and prolonged darkness.Both dinoflagellates are ... -
Salinity changes may influence dinoflagellate cyst morphometry: data from monsoon-influenced tropical coastal ecosystems
Rodrigues, R.V.; Patil, J.S. (Oxford Academic, 2021)Generally, dinoflagellate cyst morphology is species specific. Their variability due to environmental factors (temperature and salinity) makes them potential proxies for such factors. However, there is a dearth of information ...