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Characterizing the diversity and distribution of tropical coastal blue carbon using environmental DNA. [PDF]

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Tan WJD, Chang JJM, Kwan V, Huang D.
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Phlorotannins from Phaeophyceae: Structural Diversity, Multi-Target Bioactivity, Pharmacokinetic Barriers, and Nanodelivery System Innovation. [PDF]

Molecules
Harasym J, Słota P, Pejcz E.
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Systematic Characteristics of Fucoidan: Intriguing Features for New Pharmacological Interventions. [PDF]

Int J Mol Sci
Jeong S, Lee S, Lee G, Hyun J, Ryu B.
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Studies on brown algae (Phaeophyceae) of the Philippines

, 1988
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A taxonomic study of the Japanese Elachistaceae(Phaeophyceae)

, 2001
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Should we recognize an order Ralfsiales within the Phaeophyceae?

, 2005
Parente, Manuela, Rousseau, Florence, Fletcher, Bob, Neto, Ana Isabel, de Reviers, Bruno   +4 more
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Viridiene, the sexual pheromone of Syringoderma (Phaeophyceae)

Die Naturwissenschaften, 1982
Wilhelm Boland, D G Mller, Dieter G Müller   +2 more
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Ordinal names in the Phaeophyceae

Cryptogamie Algologie, 2000
Abstract Two kinds of ordinal names are authorized by the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature (ICBN): descriptive names, to which the principle of typification does not apply; and names based on legitimate generic names, which take as their type the type of the generic name. While it is not mandatory to follow priority when applying names of
Silva, Paul, de Reviers, Bruno
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ONSLOWIACEAE FAM. NOV. (PHAEOPHYCEAE)

Journal of Phycology, 2001
We propose the separation of Onslowia and Verosphacella from the Choristocarpaceae and from the Sphacelariales based on comparisons of DNA sequences of rbcL and nrRNA genes and morphological considerations. The new family Onslowiaceae is created to include these two genera. The families Choristocarpaceae and Onslowiaceae are considered incertae sedis.
S. G. A. Draisma, W. F. Prud'Homme van Reine   +1 more
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