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. 2017 Jul 7;19(3):63. doi: 10.1007/s10544-017-0205-0

Table 2.

The characterization of E. viridis and L. patella colony development within the microaquarium chamber (experiment conditions: N2 and air flow rates: 10 μl/s, lab-chip was stored in ambient temperature and lightened by daylight)

Time [hours] Number of microorganisms Notes
Euglena viridis Lepadella patella
0 15 5 Start of the test
24 17 5 Lepadellas feed on euglenas and slow down their colony development
48 25 3 Lepadellas population start to decrease – euglenas colony is able to grow faster
72 35 0 Lepadellas die out – euglenas population notably increases
96 44 0 End of the test