The consequences of the introduction of c. Taxifolia to the coast of California is the disappearance of other algae species where C. taxifolia colonizes.
This alga causes a marked decrease in biodiversity in the environments colonized by it. It was observed, in 1991, that it covered the beds of algae of Cymodocea nodosa and especially of Posidonia. Initially, the Posidonia seaweed bank seems to react positively to contact with the seaweed, increasing its production. Later, after being completely invaded, it shows signs of "stress" (leaf fall...) leading to a setback and then the total disappearance of the algae bank as well as the algae that grew together with the posidonias.
Whit this information, we can conclude that the consequences of the introduction of c. Taxifolia to the coast of California is the disappearance of other algae species where C. taxifolia colonizes.
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