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Biodiversité et substances marines des îles Loyauté : algues, éponges, ascidies, échinodermes (18 mars au 8 avril 2005) [PDF]
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Antimicrobial and cytotoxic terpenoids from tropical green algae of the family Udoteaceae
Hydrobiologia, 1984Over 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)
William H Fenical, Valerie J Paul
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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 H C F Kooistra
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Rhipilia penicilloides sp. nov. (Udoteaceae, Chlorophyta) from Fiji
Phycologia, 1997Abstract 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 ...
A. D. R. N’Yeurt, D. W. Keats
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Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution, 2022 There is a growing interest in elucidating the biogeographical processes underlying biodiversity patterns of seaweeds, with recent studies largely focusing on red and brown macroalgae. This study focuses on the siphonous green algal family Udoteaceae, which is diverse and globally distributed in tropical to warm-temperate seas, and includes species ...
Laura Lagourgue +2 more
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Botanica Marina, 2004
Abstract Up to the present time, Boodleopsis (Udoteaceae, Chlo-rophyta) has been represented on the Brazilian coast by Boodleopsis pusilla only. This study describes B . vauch-erioidea from the southern coast of Rio de Janeiro State,Brazil. Non-fertile plants were collected in April, June andNovember 2000, and January 2003, and then comparedwith the ...
Valéria Cassano
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Abstract Up to the present time, Boodleopsis (Udoteaceae, Chlo-rophyta) has been represented on the Brazilian coast by Boodleopsis pusilla only. This study describes B . vauch-erioidea from the southern coast of Rio de Janeiro State,Brazil. Non-fertile plants were collected in April, June andNovember 2000, and January 2003, and then comparedwith the ...
Valéria Cassano
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Fossil Udoteaceae and Gymnocodiaceae
1991The 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.
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PALAIOS, 1993
Remarkably well-preserved fossils of the udoteacean alga Eugonophyllvm occur in the Virgilian Holder Formation, Sacramento Mountains, south-central New Mexico in a 20-cm-thick packstone bed between two thick shale beds. Original aragonite is preserved in this bed as a felt-like mesh of needles in algal thalli, in mollusc shell fragments, in sponge ...
B. L. Kirkland +2 more
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Remarkably well-preserved fossils of the udoteacean alga Eugonophyllvm occur in the Virgilian Holder Formation, Sacramento Mountains, south-central New Mexico in a 20-cm-thick packstone bed between two thick shale beds. Original aragonite is preserved in this bed as a felt-like mesh of needles in algal thalli, in mollusc shell fragments, in sponge ...
B. L. Kirkland +2 more
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