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The distribution and abundance of macroalgae growing on  Avicennia  mangrove pneumatophores is described for Woolooware Bay in Botany Bay, New South Wales, Australia. Sampling from a permanent transect was undertaken throughout a 13 month period. The algal species collected included those typical of the ‘ Bostrychia-Caloglossa  Association’ with  Catenella nipae  contributing the greatest biomass. Abundance, measured as dry weight of algae per pneumatophore, was variable with no clear seasonal pattern observed. On the basis of fluctuation in biomass throughout the year a minimum annual productivity of 87.5 g DW m −2  y −1  can be derived.

The Distribution and Abundance of Mangrove Macroalgae in Woolooware Bay, New South Wales, Australia