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    Biodiversity and Extremophiles

    Joseph Seckbach, Aharon Oren, Russell L. Chapman, Debra A. Waters in Life as We Know It (2006)

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    Lichenization of the Trentepohliales

    Russell L. Chapman, Debra A. Waters in Symbiosis (2002)

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    Macroalgal Phylogeny

    The term ‘algae’ is a traditional and colloquial term used to denote the microscopic to macroscopic photosynthetic organisms most commonly studied by phycologists. The macroscopic marine algae that are the foc...

    Russell L. Chapman, J. Craig Bailey in Molecular Approaches to the Study of the O… (1998)

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    Molecular Systematics of the Green Algae

    Ranging from unicells to complex “plantlike” organisms that are adapted to habitats from subaerial or terrestrial to freshwater or marine, the green algae represent a diversity of life forms that offer a daunt...

    Russell L. Chapman, Mark A. Buchheim in Molecular Systematics of Plants II (1998)