Some observations on the effect of fibrous glass surfaces upon the settlement of certain sedentary marine organisms
作者： H. Barnes , H. T. Powell
DOI: 10.1017/S0025315400055387
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摘要: A description is given of a glass cloth surface which prevents the settlement larvae Balanus crenatus and Pomatoceros triqueter, whilst not affecting that Tubularia larynx. number possible causes for this are examined, its relation to other work on sedentary forms briefly considered.
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