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ex Bay, west of Alexandria (Egypt) is a large, shallow and turbid coastal plain estuary of socio-economic importance. Along its salinity gradient (3.30 to 39.64), seven sampling stations were chosen to cover the different habitats. Regionally, four water masses could be defined; the Mediterranean water mass of salinity >38.5, mixed Mediterranean of 30 to 38.5, diluted of 10 to 30 and drain water mass of salinity 20 µm cells dominated (62.73% of total Chl. a) in May, both fraction size (50.1% and 49.9%, respectively) in July, and the 20 µm size with dinoflagellate abundances. The distribution patterns of biomass showed relatively high Chl. a (average 15.68 µg l -1 , 83.73% 38.5, respectively. Values of the diversity index fluctuated between 0.34 nats (May) and 2.24 nats (September), linked with species diversity and blooming.

Dynamics of estuarine phytoplankton assemblages in Mex Bay,Alexandria (Egypt): Influence of salinity gradients