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Detection of green algae (Chlorophyceae) for the diagnosis of drowning

International Journal of Legal Medicine, 1995
The plankton test (generally, diatom test) is one of the methods available to diagnose the cause of death of submerged bodies. The solubilization method using tissue solubilizer Soluene-350 was used in this study to detect not only diatoms but also green algae, based on the fact that the solubilizer does not digest the cell walls of green algae which ...
S, Yoshimura, M, Yoshida, Y, Okii, T, Tokiyasu, T, Watabiki, A, Akane   +5 more
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Pleomorphism inScenedesmus quadricauda (Turp) Bréb. (Chlorophyceae)

Hydrobiological Bulletin, 1976
A clone ofScenedesmus quadricauda, isolated from Tjeukemeer, exhibits a high degree of morphological variation in synchronized cultures. Cells are synchronized by light-dark cycles. During the photoperiod they build up the capacity to divide. First division into 2- and 4-celled coenobia is induced, then during the second half of the photoperiod the ...
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INVERSION IN VOLVOX (CHLOROPHYCEAE)1

Journal of Phycology, 1977
ABSTRACTThe asexual embryos of Volvox turn themselves inside out (invert) during development. Data presented indicate that inversion of the embryos is the result of several simple cellular shape changes, coordinated in space and time. Using whole embryos, cell groups and individual embryonic cells isolated by watchmaker's forceps and pressure on the ...
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Die GattungPodohedra (Chlorophyceae, Chlorococcales)

�sterreichische Botanische Zeitschrift, 1965
Die GattungPodohedra umfast mindestens vier Arten,P. distincta wird neu beschrieben, die Diagnosen der anderen Arten werden erganzt. Die taxonomischen Merkmale wurden an Kulturen uberpruft. Der Bau des Pyrenoids bietet ein brauchbares zusatzliches diagnostisches Merkmal.
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2014
In the investigated water bodies 91 species represented by 99 infraspecific taxa (infr. taxa) of Sphaeropleales are revealed. found Maximal number of species 62 (65 infr. taxa) in the rivers followed by reservoirs, 58 species (62 infr. taxa); lakes, 29 species (33 infr. taxa); swamps, 55 species (61 infr. taxa) and ponds, 53 species (56 infr. taxa) was
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2017
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Revision of the genus Fofficularia Mill., (Chlorophyceae)

Archiv für Protistenkunde, 1993
Summary Recently, two new green coccal algae, corresponding with generic attributes of Follicularia Mill., have been isolated from Czechoslovak soils. In 1954, however, the existence of this genus was doubted by Starr (1954) , who transferred the type species F. paradoxalis Mill. to the genus Planktosphaeria G. M. Smith. Starr's decision was
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The genera Spongiococcum and Neospongiococcum (Chlorophyceae, Chlorococcales)

Phycologia, 1976
Abstract 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).
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The genus Neochloris Starr (Chlorophyceae, Chlorococcales)

Phycologia, 1973
Abstract Study and culture of five isolates of the genus Neochloris revealed three previously undescribed species. A morphological key to all current species of Neochloris as cultured under standard conditions is provided. Supplementary growth patterns and physiological attributes are reported.
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[The occurrence of starch in Chlorophyceae-phycobionts].

Planta, 2014
In the phycobiont of Ramalina maciformis several small starch grains are observed between the thylakoids. The number of the starch grains depends on the physiological condition of the lichen-thallus.
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