Phytoplankton functional groups as indicators of environmental changes in weir and non-weir sections of the lower Nakdong River, Republic of Korea. [PDF]
Lee JH, Lee KL, Kim HS.
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Temperature increase and fluctuation induce phytoplankton biodiversity loss - Evidence from a multi-seasonal mesocosm experiment. [PDF]
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Occurrence and Distribution of Chlorococcales in Konandur Pond of Thirthahalli Taluk, Karnataka
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New record of a rare neustonic green algae - Nautococcus Korschikov (Chlorococcales) in China
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Some chlorococcales new to Britain
British Phycological Bulletin, 1962J H Belcher, E M F Swale
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The genera Spongiococcum and Neospongiococcum (Chlorophyceae, Chlorococcales)
Phycologia, 1976Abstract Part I of this series emended tbe genus Spongiococcum, erected the genus Neospongiococcum, and described the multinucleate species of the new genus (Deason, 1971). Part II described the species of Neospongiococcum with walls labile in oxalic acid, oxalo-acetic acid, or NaOH (Deason & Cox, 1971).
Temd R Deason
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Botryococcus canadensis, spec, nova (chlorophyceae, chlorococcales)
Archiv Für Protistenkunde, 1991Summary A new representative of the genus Botryococcus Kutz ., B. canadensis, is described and figured from the plankton of South Indian Lakes, C-Canada. Main diagnostic features and the position of the species within the genus are discussed.
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Diversity and geographic distribution of Chlorococcales (Chlorophyceae) in contrasting lakes along a latitudinal transect in Argentinean Patagonia [PDF]
The present study focuses on the geographic distribution and biodiversity of the Chlorococcales in Patagonian lakes, covering a latitudinal transect.
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Polymorphism in gloeotaenium (Chlorococcales, Chlorophyceae)
Hydrobiologia, 1981Morphological variations of Gloeotaenium loitlesbergarianum Hansgirg were studied both in cultures and in nature. In cultures, the alga exhibits considerable variation in the number of cells per colony, ranging from unicells to colonies with more than four cells. The characteristic band was also absent in cultures.
P. V. Devi Prasad, Y. B. K. Chowdary
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