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Roles of Herbivorous Fishes in Restoring Damaged Coral Reef Ecosystem
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Roles of Herbivorous Fishes in Restoring Damaged Coral Reef Ecosystem

Herbivorous fish have an important role in limiting the growth and dominance of algae, providing opportunities for coral recruitment to grow.

07/03/202012/21/2021by Fadli Jaka
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