Phytoplankton and Trophic Gradients
Proceedings of the 10th Workshop of the International Association of Phytoplankton Taxonomy & Ecology (IAP), held in Granada, Spain, 21–29 June 1996
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Chrysophyta
The chrysophytes (more than 1,200 described species) are unicellular or colonial algae characterized by heterokont flagella and chloroplasts with chlorophyll a and c, and by their endogenous silicified stomatocys...
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Living Reference Work Entry In depth
Chrysophyta
The chrysophytes (more than 1,200 described species) are unicellular or colonial algae characterized by heterokont flagella and chloroplasts with chlorophyll a and c, and by their endogenous silicified stomatocys...
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Dispersal and biogeography of silica-scaled chrysophytes
The silica-scaled chrysophytes—here mainly represented by the freshwater genera Mallomonas and Synura—have special problems in dispersal from one habitat to another because they cannot tolerate desiccation. Their...
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Dispersal and biogeography of silica-scaled chrysophytes
The silica-scaled chrysophytes—here mainly represented by the freshwater genera Mallomonas and Synura—have special problems in dispersal from one habitat to another because they cannot tolerate desiccation. Their...
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From IAAP to IAP
A short survey is given of the development of the “Internationale Arbeitgruppe Aktiver Phytoplanktologen” into “International Association for Phytoplankton Taxonomy and Ecology” — from informal Central Europea...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
From IAAP to IAP
A short survey is given of the development of the “Internationale Arbeitgruppe Aktiver Phytoplanktologen” into “International Association for Phytoplankton Taxonomy and Ecology” — from informal Central Europea...
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Phytoplankton succession in the oligotrophic Lake Stechlin (Germany) in 1994 and 1995
Phytoplankton samples were taken weekly from January to December of 1994 (epilimnion) and 1995 (0–25 m, euphotic zone) from the deep, stratified, alkaline, oligotrophic Lake Stechlin, Baltic Lake District, Ger...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Phytoplankton succession in the oligotrophic Lake Stechlin (Germany) in 1994 and 1995
Phytoplankton samples were taken weekly from January to December of 1994 (epilimnion) and 1995 (0–25 m, euphotic zone) from the deep, stratified, alkaline, oligotrophic Lake Stechlin, Baltic Lake District, Ger...
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17. Biogeography of freshwater algae — conclusions and perspectives
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16. Dispersal of freshwater algae — a review
A survey is given on the various methods for dispersal of freshwater algae. Dispersal factors are either water or air, or organisms — from beetles, dragonflies and mammals to birds, the latter being the most i...
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Biogeography of Freshwater Algae
Proceedings of the Workshop on Biogeography of Freshwater Algae, held during the Fifth International Phycological Congress, Qingdao, China, June 1994
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Biogeography of freshwater algae — conclusions and perspectives
As indicated by the title, the contributions in this volume in various ways deal with the biogeography of freshwater algae. This problem complex is here approached from many different angles, to give as comple...
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Dispersal of freshwater algae — a review
A survey is given on the various methods for dispersal of freshwater algae. Dispersal factors are either water or air, or organisms — from beetles, dragonflies and mammals to birds, the latter being the most i...
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A bloom of Mallomonas acaroides, a silica-scaled chrysophyte, in the crater pond of a **o, Northwest Greenland
For the first time, phytoplankton has been collected from the extreme environment of a crater pond of a **o (Arctic mud volcano), situated in Svarlenhuk, Northwest Greenland. It contained a bloom of a specia...
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Potential toxicity of the freshwater Chrysochromulina species C. parva (Prymnesiophyceae)
A mass development of Chrysochromulina parva Lackey — 614 000 cells per ml, associated with fish mortality, is reported from a small Danish lake. None of the analyses performed showed any reason for the fish kill...
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Fourth International Phytoplankton Workshop Salten Skov, Silkeborg, Denmark, 19–27 May 1982
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Solved and unsolved problems in the chrysophyceae
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Problems in classification and identification of Synuraceae (Chrysophyceae)
In the Synuraceae, the silica scales which cover the cell surface are of great taxonomic importance, although their delicate structure requires use of electron microscopy. Many species have been incompletely d...
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Structural connections between flagellar base and stigma inDinobryon
