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. 2014 Feb 21;11:15. doi: 10.1186/1742-9994-11-15

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Food spectrum of Sacoglossa compared to functional retention form. Food sources of 68 species of Sacoglossa are shown. The classification of Sacoglossa is based on works of [3,4,46]. Asterisk indicates molecular identification of food (overall 33 species). Food sources were either obtained in this study or taken out of literature [3,4,18,25,30,34-37,80-83]. Classification of retention ability was done according to literature data [3,18,47,49,80-84]. LtR = Long-term-retention, StR = short-term-retention, NR = no retention. Stars indicate members of the Bryopsidales, filled circles members of the Ulvophyceae other than Bryopsidales; triangles represent Dasycladales, inverted triangles Heterokontophyta, X red algae, circle sea grass and diamond eggs of other Sacoglossa.