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Diagnoses and key to the genera of the Gracilariaceae (Gracilariales, Rhodophyta)
Hydrobiologia, 1990A key to the genera of the Gracilariaceae is provided along with a short diagnosis for each genus. Features of the mature cystocarp and spermatangial configurations that separate genera are illustrated.
Suzanne Fredericq, Max H Hommersand
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In situ biomass production of Gracilariaceae and Ulva rigida: the Venice Lagoon as a study case
Botanica Marina, 2017AbstractThe growth and biomass production of the most abundant Gracilariaceae:
Andrea Augusto Sfriso, Adriano Sfriso
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Observations on flattened species of Gracilaria (Gracilariaceae, Rhodophyta) from Taiwan
Journal of Applied Phycology, 2006Four flattened Gracilaria species have been reported from Taiwan: G. spinulosa, G. vieillardii, G. textorii and G. punctata, identified based on branching pattern, the presence or absence of spines, and characters that often vary seasonally. Gracilaria spinulosa was originally described from the type locality, Tainan.
Showe-Mei Lin
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Hydrobiologia, 1990
Recognition of species in the Gracilariaceae, often notoriously difficult, is being aided by a combination of classical and modern techniques. We review some recent findings and present new results that may lead to redefinition of Gracilaria verrucosa, the type species of its genus.
C J Bird
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Recognition of species in the Gracilariaceae, often notoriously difficult, is being aided by a combination of classical and modern techniques. We review some recent findings and present new results that may lead to redefinition of Gracilaria verrucosa, the type species of its genus.
C J Bird
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Genes and Genomics, 2015
The family Gracilariaceae contains economically important seaweeds and is well known as a difficult group for the species identification due to its high species diversity and uncertainty of species limits. To date, molecular studies of the Gracilariaceae in the Asia–Pacific region have been insufficient to determine the distribution and diversity of ...
Mi Yeon Yang
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The family Gracilariaceae contains economically important seaweeds and is well known as a difficult group for the species identification due to its high species diversity and uncertainty of species limits. To date, molecular studies of the Gracilariaceae in the Asia–Pacific region have been insufficient to determine the distribution and diversity of ...
Mi Yeon Yang
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Codon usage bias and phylogenetic analysis of chloroplast genome in 36 gracilariaceae species
Functional and Integrative GenomicsGracilariaceae is a group of marine large red algae and main source of agar with important economic and ecological value. The codon usage patterns of chloroplast genomes in 36 species from Graciliaceae show that GC range from 0.284 to 0.335, the average GC3 range from 0.135 to 0.243 and the value of ENC range from 35.098 to 42.327, which indicates ...
Huipeng Yao
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DIVERSITY OF GRACILARIACEAE (RHODOPHYTA) IN BRAZIL: INTEGRATING MORPHOLOGICAL AND MOLECULAR DATA
Phytotaxa, 2021The Gracilariaceae comprises 242 mainly tropical species, including some with significant economic value for the food and pharmaceutical industry. Accurate taxonomy is crucial for the selection of species for cultivation. However, species identification is still challenging taxonomists.
Lyra, Goia De Mattos +7 more
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Botanica Marina, 2021
Abstract This study aims to identify different populations of Gracilariaceae collected from the central coast of Portugal through light microscopy, anatomical observations and genetic tools, essential approaches to correctly assign species identity. Samples were obtained from Ria de Aveiro (AV), Figueira da Foz (FFBC, FFMD), and Lagoa de
Freitas, Marta V. +7 more
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Abstract This study aims to identify different populations of Gracilariaceae collected from the central coast of Portugal through light microscopy, anatomical observations and genetic tools, essential approaches to correctly assign species identity. Samples were obtained from Ria de Aveiro (AV), Figueira da Foz (FFBC, FFMD), and Lagoa de
Freitas, Marta V. +7 more
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Taxonomy of the Gracilariaceae (Rhodophyta) from Western Macajalar Bay, Philippines
Philippine Journal of Science, 2021Species of the marine red algal family Gracilariaceae are distributed in tropical and warm temperate waters of the world where they are harvested for their agar content. In the Philippines, the level of exploitation of these species is low despite their high diversity and potentially large harvestable biomass.
Ma. Czarmayne Victoria Jude Escoro +2 more
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