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Marine Organisms Associated with Mussel Socks on Prince Edward Island
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Blue mussel fouling communities
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A letter to the editor is presented discussing polychaete composition in blue mussel fouling communities in relation to mussel stocking density and seasonality of mussel deployment and sampling.
Responses of Mitrella lunata and Caprella spp., potential tunicate micropredators, in Prince Edward Island estuaries to acetic acid anti-fouling treatments
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Invasive tunicates fouling mussel lines
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Blue mussel Mytilus edulis aquaculture lines and associated gear provide habitat for sessile and mobile epifaunal fouling organisms. Due to food limitations and substrate space, these species are likely to interact among themselves and with mussels. In some areas of Prince Edward Island and elsewher...
The use of food grade oil in the prevention of vase tunicate fouling on mussel aquaculture gear
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Perforation with and without vinegar injection as a mitigation strategy against two invasive tunicates, Ciona intestinalis and Styela clava
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A PCR-based assay to facilitate early detection of Diplosoma listerianum in Atlantic Canada
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The recent detection of the invasive colonial tunicate Diplosoma listerianum in Havre- Aubert, Magdalen Islands (Quebec, Canada) in 2008, prompted the development of a molecular assay as a method to detect and monitor for the potential invasion of this species in Prince Edward ...