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. 2017 Dec 22;8:2561. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2017.02561

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Copyright © 2017 Florez, Camus, Hengst and Buschmann.

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Reports in the literature of the effects associated with epiphytic bacteria in macroalgal phyla: Chlorophyta (C), Heterokontophyta (H), and Rhodophyta (R). The effects correspond to: Inducing morphogenesis (IM), Pathogen (P), Spore release (SR), Stimulation settlement of algal spores (SS), Prevent settlement of algal spores (PS), Antifouling (A), Antibacterial activity and Degradation of algal compounds (DC). The percentage values for each macroalgal phylum were calculated in relation to the total number of papers reviewed (n = 25), and the percentages of each effect for each macroalgal phylum were added. The macroalgal phyla were arranged in alphabetical order (Table S7).