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Biological importance of marine algae. [PDF]

open access: yesSaudi Pharm J, 2010
El Gamal AA.
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Marine Natural Products from New Caledonia--A Review. [PDF]

open access: yesMar Drugs, 2016
Motuhi SE   +4 more
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An underwater imagery identification guide for shallow, mesophotic and deep-sea benthos in Maldives. [PDF]

open access: yesBiodivers Data J
Amjad F   +11 more
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Antimicrobial and cytotoxic terpenoids from tropical green algae of the family Udoteaceae

Hydrobiologia, 1984
Over the past decade, chemical investigations of benthic marine algae have illustrated that these organisms producea wide variety of structurally unique and biologically active secondary metabolites. Reviews of many aspects of these studies can be found in the various volumes of the treatise entitled ‘Marine Natural Products’ edited by Scheuer (1978–81)
Valerie Paul   +2 more
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Monograph of the green macroalgal genus Rhipilia (Udoteaceae, Halimedales), with a description of R. crassa sp. nov. from Australia and the Philippines

Phycologia, 2001
Abstract Rhipilia penicilloides sp. nov. (Udoteaceae, Chlorophyta) is described from the Fiji Islands, South Pacific. Adult thalli are characterized by a penicilloid capitulum of free, dichotomously branched siphons and an elongated corticated stipe arising from a multisiphonous rhizome-like mat or stolon, whereas juvenile stages possess an ...
Alan J K Millar, Gerald T Kraft
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Fossil Udoteaceae and Gymnocodiaceae

1991
The Gymnocodiaceae and fossil Udoteaceae (erect) are similar to each other both in growth form and in vegetative structure. They differ in that the Gymnocodiaceae contain internal reproductive organs which are usually absent in the Udoteaceae. It is generally accepted that the Gymnocodiaceae belong to the red algae and the Udoteaceae to the green algae.
X. Wu
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Molecular phylogenies of Udoteaceae (Bryopsidales, Chlorophyta) reveal nonmonophyly for Udotea, Penicillus and Chlorodesmis

Phycologia, 2002
Generic delineation within and among the udoteacean genera Udotea, Penicillus, Rhipocephalus and Chlorodesmis has remained provisional because of conflicting evidence from different sets of traits,...
Wiebe Kooistra
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PHYLOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF THE LARGE SUBUNIT RUBISCO GENE SUPPORTS THE EXCLUSION OF AVRAINVILLEA AND CLADOCEPHALUS FROM THE UDOTEACEAE (BRYOPSIDALES, CHLOROPHYTA)1

Journal of Phycology, 2008
The placement of Avrainvillea and Cladocephalus in the family Udoteaceae (order Bryopsidales) has been questioned on the basis of nuclear, plastid, and other ultrastructural characteristics unique to these genera. Bayesian analysis of the chloroplast‐encoded LSU RUBISCO (rbcL) gene showed that the Udoteaceae is paraphyletic.
N. Curtis, C. Dawes, S. Pierce
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