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Demography of Halimeda incrassata (Bryopsidales, Chlorophyta) in a Caribbean reef lagoon
Marine Biology, 2011The fate of 100 marked recruits of the rhizophytic alga Halimeda incrassata was followed in Puerto Morelos reef lagoon, Mexican Caribbean (20°52′N, 86°51′W), until death of the last individual from April 2005–2007. Juvenile mortality was relatively high (19%), the half-life of adult thalli was 13 months and maximal lifespan was 2 years.
Brigitta I. van Tussenbroek +1 more
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Systematics of Udotea species (Bryopsidales, Chlorophyta) in the tropical western Atlantic
Phycologia, 1990Abstract Twenty-one taxa of the genus Udotea from the tropical western Atlantic are treated. Ten new species (U. abbottiorum, U. caribaea, U. dixonii, U. dotyi, U. fibrosa, U. goreaui, U. looensis, U. luna, U. norrisii, U. unistratea) and one new variety (U. cyathiformis var. flabellifolia) are described. Udotea sublittoralis W.R.
Littler, Diane S., Littler, Mark M.
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Determination of Substitution Patterns of Galactans from Green Seaweeds of the Bryopsidales
2015Sulfated and pyruvylated galactans are the major soluble polysaccharides produced by seaweeds of the Bryopsidales. Their backbones have a complex and variable pattern of substitution which, until now, has only been elucidated for a few species. Methods for determination of sulfate and pyruvic acid content, and chemical strategies to determine their ...
Arata, Paula Ximena +2 more
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Halimeda cuneata (Bryopsidales, Chlorophyta), a new record for the Atlantic Ocean
Phycologia, 2004Abstract Until now, Halimeda cuneata has only been known from the Indo-Pacific region. Although this taxon is represented abundantly in local herbarium collections, its presence has never been registered for Brazil. Previous studies have probably mistaken Brazilian material of H. cuneata for H. discoidea or H.
Maria Elizabeth Bandeira-Pedrosa +3 more
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2023
Species diversity of epiphytic Bacillariophyta inhabiting benthic green alga Bryopsis plumosa in the Black (the bays of the Crimean coast) and Aegean (coasts of Rhodes and Monsell bank) seas was studied. A list of 54 taxa belonging to 3 classes, 12 orders, 25 families, and 35 genera is presented.
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Species diversity of epiphytic Bacillariophyta inhabiting benthic green alga Bryopsis plumosa in the Black (the bays of the Crimean coast) and Aegean (coasts of Rhodes and Monsell bank) seas was studied. A list of 54 taxa belonging to 3 classes, 12 orders, 25 families, and 35 genera is presented.
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Typification of the marine siphonous green algae Caulerpa prolifera (Bryopsidales, Chlorophyta)
Phytotaxa, 2015The typification of the marine siphonous green algae Caulerpa prolifera (Forsskål) J.V. Lamouroux (≡ Fucus prolifer Forsskål) (Caulerpaceae), including f. obovata (J. Agardh) Weber-van Bosse and f. zosterifolia Børgesen, is discussed. Original material conserved in the Natural History Museum of Denmark (Copenhagen) at C (Herbarium Forsskålii) and in ...
Fernando Boisset +1 more
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Assembly of the Protoplasm of Codium fragile (Bryopsidales, Chlorophyta) into New Protoplasts
Journal of Integrative Plant Biology, 2008Abstract The cell organelles of the coenocytic alga Codium fragile (Sur.) Hariot aggregated rapidly and protoplasts were formed when its protoplasm was extruded out in seawater. Continuous observation showed that there were long and gelatinous threads connecting the cell organelles.
Demao, Li +3 more
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Laboratory culture and taxonomy of two species ofPedobesia (Bryopsidales, Chlorophyceae) in Japan
The Botanical Magazine Tokyo, 1984The morphology ofPedobesia lamourouxii andDerbesia ryukyuensis, both collected in Shimoda and the adjacent areas in central Japan, was studied from field specimens and laboratory cultures. Specimens which had the same morphology as EuropeanP. lamourouxii produced stephanokont zoospores which developed into either prostrate filaments or expanded ...
Takaaki Kobara, Mitsuo Chihara
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Hydrobiologia, 2003
Growth, survivorship, recruitment, and reproduction of Halimeda tuna, a dominant green alga in many reef systems of the Florida Keys, were monitored at a shallow back reef ( 4 - 7m) and deep reef slope ( 15 - 22 m) on Conch Reef. Despite lower light intensities and similar grazing pressures, amphipod infestations, and epiphyte loads at both sites, the ...
Vroom, P.S. +6 more
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Growth, survivorship, recruitment, and reproduction of Halimeda tuna, a dominant green alga in many reef systems of the Florida Keys, were monitored at a shallow back reef ( 4 - 7m) and deep reef slope ( 15 - 22 m) on Conch Reef. Despite lower light intensities and similar grazing pressures, amphipod infestations, and epiphyte loads at both sites, the ...
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Asexual propagation in the coral reef macroalga Halimeda (Chlorophyta, Bryopsidales)
Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology, 2002Siphonous, green macroalgae of the genus Halimeda are ubiquitous and ecologically important in tropical and subtropical marine environments. It has been hypothesized that the abundance of Halimeda on coral reefs is in part due to the ability of this genus to propagate asexually via vegetative fragmentation.
Walters, LJ +4 more
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