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Stramenopiles: Chromophytes From A Protistan Perspective
1990Abstract The concept of chromophytes as a group of algae is restrictive and phylogenetically unsatisfactory. As a result, the composition of the taxon (and the meaning of the word) is unclear. For the purposes of discussion, the group is pruned to well-documented ‘core chromophytes’. Similarities in ultrastructural appearance are used to
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Diverzita rodu Blastocystis (Stramenopiles)
2012Although the genus Blastocystis is only little known, it has recently attracted much attention of protistologists and parasitologists. Similarly to the related opalines and proteromonads, Blastocystis is anaerobic and lives endobiotically in intestines of many animals. On the other hand, members of the genus have completely lost flagella.
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Mitochondrial Genomes of Chromists (Stramenopiles, Haptophytes and Cryptophytes)
2014Megan A. O’Brien, Christopher E. Lane
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