No idea. I do know that contamination with cyanobacteria (blue-green algae) is one way to kill Pyrocystis, since the cyanos will typically grow much faster than the Pyrocystis and will easily outcompete them for any nutrients.
-- I don't see why Pyrocystis couldn't live together with a plant. But it may be hard to find a plant that is not already contaminated with lots of other bugs as well...
Patrik
On Tuesday, December 9, 2014 6:20:52 AM UTC-8, 陳彥吟 wrote:
On Tuesday, December 9, 2014 6:20:52 AM UTC-8, 陳彥吟 wrote:
thanks for reply.does anyone knows can I grow Pyrocystis fusiformis with any sea plant together?
在 2014年12月7日星期日UTC下午7时30分44秒，陳彥吟写道： Hi,I have two problems wanna know.First, Can I grow Pyrocystis fusiformis with any sea plant together?Second, When Noctiluca booming in the ocean, it is non photosynthesized and absurd Oxygen , but Pyrocystis fusiformis is photosynthesized. So can I dump panty of Pyrocystis fusiformis into the sea water? for balance them..
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