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Molecular diversity of benthic harmful dinoflagellates on a tropical reef: Comparing natural and artificial substrate sampling methods using DNA metabarcoding and morphological analysis
Harmful algal blooms in the benthic system (BHAB) are a major environmental problem that has increased worldwide in the context of global climate change. While systematic cell-based BHAB monitoring for risk assessment and early warning systems have been recommended, implementation of a standardized
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