ADHESION OF BACTERIA AND DIATOMS TO THE EXOSKELETON OF THE HARPACTICOID COPEPOD Tigriopus fulvus IN CULTURE: ELECTRON AND EPIFLUORESCENT MICROSCOPE STUDY

ADHESION OF BACTERIA AND DIATOMS TO THE EXOSKELETON OF THE HARPACTICOID COPEPOD Tigriopus fulvus IN CULTURE: ELECTRON AND EPIFLUORESCENT MICROSCOPE STUDY

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In marine environments microrganisms can survive as free forms or bound to animate and inanimate surfaces (1,2).The microbial colonization of an organic substratum is a very complex Padded Bras phenomenon; the initial event in SPINACH PIZZA biofilm formation is the collision (random collision or chemotaxis) between microrganisms and surface.This is followed by the adhesion of picoplankton to the organic substratum (3).[.].