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. 2021 Nov 3;8:765606. doi: 10.3389/fvets.2021.765606

Table 2.

Top 15 most abundant Archaeplastida genera detected in sediment and water fractions.

Phylum Genus Sediment Water Meso- Micro- Nano-
Rhodophyta Melanothamnus 2,785 97,139 8,686 56,056 32,397
Polysiphonia 1,470 39,191 4,261 17,047 17,883
Ceramium 558 5,665 1,773 1,820 2,072
Pyropia 76 2,705 396 594 1,715
Callithamnion 20 1,861 331 1,382 148
Acrosymphytales sp. 6 1,182 1,021 159 2
Chlorophyta Tetraselmis 1,104 18,611 77 1,376 17,158
Micromonas 0 4,522 12 11 4,499
Ostreococcus 8 3,319 40 23 3,256
NA Chlorophyta 268 1,026 8 365 653
Ulva 74 646 422 202 22
Mantoniella 10 592 2 31 559
Streptophyta Phyllospadix 58 7,162 3,376 3,643 143
Salix 0 1,687 222 1,452 13
Alnus 6 808 113 689 6

Absolute abundance in each environmental compartment is presented. Meso, micro, and nano represent mesoplankton, micropankton, and nanoplankton, respectively.