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Ficha A Simple Apparatus for Efficient and Reliable Mating of Gamet es from UlvaØivind Nordby1963-641218no completoSin asignar
Ficha Diversity within red algal species : variation in world-wide samples of Spyridia lamentosa (Ceramiaceae) and periclados (Rhodomelaceae) using DNA markers and breeding Murrayella studiesZUCCARELLO GIUSEPPE C. , BERNADETTE SANDERCOCK AND JOHN A. WEST0NORodofitas
Ficha MULTIPLE CRYPTIC SPECIES: MOLECULAR DIVERSITY AND REPRODUCTIVE ISOLATION IN THE BOSTRYCHIA RADICANS B. MORITZIANA COMPLEX (RHODOMELACEAE, RHODOPHYTA) WITH FOCUS ON NORTH AMERICAN ISOLATES Zuccarello Giuseppe C. & John A. WestNOparcialmente completo con ligaRodofitas
Ficha Towards a medically approved technology for alginate-based microcapsules allowing long-term immunoisolated transplantationZIMMERMANN H. and et. al.16491-501NOparcialmente completo con ligaFeofita

The concept of encapsulated-cell therapy is very appealing, but in practice a great deal of
technology and know-how is needed for the production of long-term functional transplants.
Alginate is one of the most promising biomaterials for immun

Ficha Delineation of Chondrus (Gigartinales, Florideophyceae) in China and the origin of C. crispus inferred from molecular dataZimin, Hu, and et. al.3145 - 154NOno completoRodofitasBiogeography, Chondrus Stackhouse, internal transcribed spacer, phylogeny, taxonomy

Complete nuclear ribosomal DNA (nrDNA) internal transcribed spacer (ITS) sequences were obtained for 18 Chondrus populations collected at 15 sites from eight countries worldwide. Pairwise comparisons with the multiple alignment revealed that intraspeci

Ficha Study on the ecological safety of algacides: a comprehensive strategy for their screeningZhou Lihong , Xuehao Chen & Tianling Zheng22803–811NOno completoGeneralAlgacide . Ecological safety. Ratio of efficiency to safety . Aquatic organism . Toxicity

The ecological safety of 14 algacidal materials were appraised using algal growth inhibition tests as well as toxicity test for zooplankton and fish and prawn juveniles. In addition, an integrative analysis for evaluating their pote

Ficha NHþ 4 enrichment and UV radiation interact to affect the photosynthesis and nitrogen uptake of Gracilaria lemaneiformis (Rhodophyta)Zhiguang Xu, Kunshan Gao6499-105Nono completoGeneralAmmonia Gracilaria lemaneiformis Nitrogen uptake Phycoerythrin Photosynthesis UV radiation

Solar ultraviolet radiation (UVR, 280–400 nm) is known to inhibit the photosynthesis of macroalgae,
whereas nitrogen availability may alter the sensitivity of the algae to UVR. Here, we show that UV-B

(280–315 nm) significantly

Ficha Carpospore early development and callus-like tissue induction of Chrysymenia wrightii (Rhodymeniaceae, Rhodophyta) under laboratory conditionsZhao Fengjuan and et. al.22195–202NOno completoRodofitasCallus-like tissue . Carpospores. Chrysymenia wrightii . Development . Filamentous fronds. Rhodophyta

Morphological and culture studies of germlings derived from carpospores of Chrysymenia wrightii (Harvey) Yamada were carried out under various treatments combining temperature and irradiance. Basal, main, and

Ficha A Three-Gene Dinoflagellate Phylogeny Suggests Monophyly of Prorocentrales and a Basal Position for Amphidinium and HeterocapsaZhang Huan and et. al.65463-474NOparcialmente completo con ligaFitoplanctoncob cox1 Cytochrome b Cytochrome c oxidase I Dinoflagellates Phylogeny rDNA

Many outstanding questions about dinoflagel-
late evolution can potentially be resolved by establishing a

robust phylogeny. To do this, we generated a data set of
mitochondrial cytochrome b (cob) and mitochondrial

cytochrome c o

Ficha Mariculture of economically important red seaweeds in Baja California, México.Zertuche-Gonzales, J. A.NDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Situación actual de la industria de macroalgas productoras ficocoloides en America Latina y el Caribe.Zertuche Gonzalez, J. A.  1 A 65NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Environmental impactsw of seaweed farming in the tropicsZemke-White W.L.NOGeneral
Ficha World seaweed utilisation: An end-of-century summaryZemke-White W. Lindsey & Masao Ohno11369–376NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneralculture, harvest, seaweed, phycocolloid, alginate, carrageenan, food, fertiliser, world utilisation

The data for worldwide seaweed production for the years 1994/1995 are summarised. At least 221 species of seaweed were used, with145 species for food and 101 species for phycocolloid production. 2,005,459 t dry weight was produced, with 90% coming from

Ficha LISTA DE ESPECIES Y VARIACION ESTACIONAL DEL FITOBENTOS MARINO DE PLAYA GUARDALAVACA, CUBAZayas Carmen R. and et. al.2381-84NOno completoGenerallista de especies; variaciones estacionales: fitobentos; ASW, Cuba

Se presenta la lista de especies y variación estacional del fitobentos marino de Playa Guardalavaca. Se determinaron 76
especies de macroalgas y 2 fanerógamas marinas. Utilizando el índice de Jaccard, se encontró que no

Ficha Gelidiaceae (Rhodophyta) in Bahia de Banderas, Western Pacific, Mexico.Zaragoza, S. E., Vargas, D. R., & González, J. G. 45 A 503793no completoSin asignarWe present the results of a fioristic study of intertidal species of Gelidiaceae collected in ten localities in the Bahía de Banderas region . The study area is within an extensive overlapping transitional zone between the tropical and subtropical regions
Ficha Economic marine algae of tropical south and east Asia and their utilization. Zaneveld, J. S.31 A 55NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Phenology of Gigartina skottsbergii (Gigartinaceae, Rhodophyta) in Ancud Bay, southern ChileZamora Jaime P. & Renato Westermeier H253-258NOCompletoRodofitasGigartina skottsbergii, management, seasonal variation, seaweed

Ficha The Southern Australian Species of Laurencia (Ceramiales: Rhodophyta)Yuzuru Saito and H. B. S. Womersley815-8741356no completoSin asignarAustralia; Costa; L. aldingensis, L. shephevdii, L. bvandenii y L. tumida, L. arbuscula y L. tasmanica,

Species of Lauvencia along southern Australian coasts are common and often ecologically important. Sixteen species are recognized from this region, of which L. aldingensis, L. shephevdii, L. bvandenii and L. tumida are newly described. While most speci

Ficha Keys to the Genera of Marine Algae of TaiwanYoung-Meng Chiang17ago-131350no completoSin asignarTaiwan, ChinaThe following keys were prepared for the use of the students in the National Taiwan University for the identification of marine algae of Taiwan. The genera cited here are only those reporte don Taiwan and its offshore islands, so that generic distinctions
Ficha A Proposal on the Classification of the PhaeophytaYositeru Nakamura147-1553106no completoSin asignarPhacosporeae y CyelosporeaeThis paper deals with a revision of subclasses in the Phacophyta and the establishment of a new order Ralfsiales. On the basis of the life historory, the Brown algae can be divided into two classes, Phacosporeae and Cyelosporeae. The former shows an alt
Ficha Assessing the ecological status in the context of the European Water Framework Directive: Where do we go now?Yorick Reyjol and et. al.332-344NOno completoGeneralAquatic ecosystems Bioassessment Science-policy interface State-of-the-art WFD

The Water Framework Directive (WFD) is now well established as the key management imperative in river
basins across Europe. However, there remain significant concerns with the way WFD is implemented and
there is now a need for water managers

Ficha DEFINING THE MAJOR LINEAGES OF RED ALGAE (RHODOPHYTA)Yoon Hwan Su and et. al.42482–492NOCompletoRodofitasBangiophyceae; Compsopogonophyceae; Cyanidiophyceae; Florideophyceae; Porphyridiophycae; red algal lineages; Rhodellophyceae; Rhodophyta; Stylonematophyceae

Previous phylogenetic studies of the Rhodophyta have provided a framework for understanding red algal phylogeny, but there still exists the need for a comprehensive analysis using a broad sampling of tax

Ficha A single origin of the peridinin- and fucoxanthin containing plastids in dinoflagellates through tertiary endosymbiosisYoon Hwan Su and et. al.NOFitoplancton
Ficha Morphological homoplasy in Japanese Plocamium species Plocamiales, Rhodophyta) inferres from the Rubisco spacer sequence and intracellular acidityYano T. and et. al.43383-393NOCompletoRodofitas

Ficha Ulva Lactuca (cholorophyta, ulvales) In Hong kong interdital waters-its nitrigen and phosphorus contents and ots use as a bioindicator of europhicationY.B. Ho497-102Nono completoGeneral

Ficha Influence of alkali treatment on agar from Gracilaria cornea from Yucatan, ? MexicoY. Freile-Pelegrín & D. Robledo9533–539no completoGeneralGracilaria cornea, agar, alkali treatment, composition, yield

The effect of alkali treatments on the yield, rheological and chemical properties of agar from Gracilaria cornea
growing along the Yucatan coast were studied in order to evaluate its potential for industrial use in an attractive ?
economic st

Ficha Cytological Observations on some Chlorococcoid Green AlgaeY. B. K. Chowdary23233-238NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarKirchneriella e Hydrodictyon; fisiológicoSpecies of Characium, Kirchneriella and Hydrodictyon have been investigated cytologically and their chromosome numbers determined are as follows: Characium aungustum forma minor (11); Kirchneriella lunaris (18) and Hydrodictyon reticulatum (18). Their com
Ficha Effects of temperature and irradiance on early development of Chondrus ocellatus Holm (Gigartinaceae, Rhodophyta)Xiao LI , ZHAO Peng , WANG Gaoge, LI Dapeng, WANG Jicheng, DUAN Delin 28508-513NOCompletoRodofitasChondrus ocellatus; temperature; irradiance; early development

Chondrus is a type of commercially produced red seaweed that widely used for food and carrageen extraction. Although the natural life history of the alga had been well understood, the factors influencing developme

Ficha Spatial distribution pattern analysis of subtidal macroalgae assemblages by a non-destructive rapid assessment methodXabier Guinda, José Antonio Juanes, Araceli Puente, Beatriz Echavarri-Erasun34-43NOLiga perdidaSin asignarSubtidal; Seaweed; Variability; Mapping; Monitoring, ManagementThe extensive field work carried out over the last century has allowed the worldwide description of general distribution patterns and specific composition of rocky intertidal communities. However, the information concerning subtidal communities on hard su
Ficha Comparison of two methods for quality assessment of macroalgae assemblages, under different pollution typesXabier Guinda, Jose ? Antonio Juanes, Araceli Puente, Jose ? Antonio Revilla743–753NOLiga perdidaSin asignarEcological status assessment; Indices and indicators; Macroalgae; Intertidal; Marine pollution; Water framework directiveThe selection of adequate methodologies for the assessment of different biological quality elements is urgently needed for the application of the water framework directive (WFD 2000/60/EEC). In the case of macroalgae in coastal waters of the North East At
Ficha Introduction to the Classification of Green AlgaeWysor Brian, Ph.D.NOClorofita
Ficha Introduction to Turf AlgaeWysor Brian NOparcialmente completo con ligaFeofita
Ficha Prionitis pterocladina sp. nov.(Halymeniaceae, Rhodophyta), a newly recognized alga in the western Gulf of Mexico. Wynne, M. J. 36535-544NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarPrionitis pterocladina sp. nov. (Halyrneniaceae, Rhodophyta) is described from the western Gulf of Mexico, where its occurrence appears to be restricted to the lower eulittoral to upper sublittoral zone of the artificial jetties constructed of granitic bo
Ficha Gelidium omanense sp. nov. (Gelidiaceae, Rhodophyta) from the sultanate of OmanWynne M.J. and D. Wilson F.4764–72NOparcialmente completo con ligaRodofitasArabian Sea; Gelidium; Gelidium omanense sp. nov; Rhodophyta; Oman.

A new species of the red algal genus Gelidium, G. omanense M.J. Wynne, is described from the Sultanate of Oman, northern Arabian Sea. This species is a very commonly occurring eulittoral seaweed on the Omani coast,&nbs

Ficha Stage de biologie marineWÜEST Jean & Frédéric SINNIGERNOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneral
Ficha High-quality RNA preparation for cDNA library construction of the Antarctic sea–ice alga Chlamydomonassp. ICE-LWu Guangting and et.al.22778-783NOno completoClorofitaSea–ice alga . Chlamydomonas sp. ICE-L . RNA extraction . Lauryl sodium sulfate (SDS) . cDNA library construction

To study the molecular mechanism of the Antarctic
sea–ice alga in adaptation to polar sea–ice environments, the
RNA was prepared for cDNA library construction of
Chlamydomonas sp. ICE-L. Three different methods were
test

Ficha Native species behaviour mitigates the impact of habitat-forming invasive seaweedWright JeVrey T. and et. al.163527–534NOno completoGeneralEcosystem engineers · Hypoxia · Infauna · Marine algae · Soft-sediment ecology

Habitat-forming invasive species cause large, novel changes to the abiotic environment. These changes may elicit important behavioural  esponses in native fauna, yet little is known about mechanisms driving this behaviour and h

Ficha Growth-forms in Non-geniculate Coralline Red Algae (Corallinales, RhodophytaWoelkerling Wm. J. and et. al.NORodofitas
Ficha Biologie et phylogenie des alguesWoelkerling W.J.43114NOno completoGeneral
Ficha Marine Algae of DominicaWm. Randolph Taylor and Charles F. Rhyne3ene-16NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarOne hundred forty-one species of marine algae are reported from Dominica, W.I., with field notes. An ecological description of twelve collecting localities is given. A discussion of the differences between Agardhiella tenera (J. Agardh) Schmitz of the Wes
Ficha Marine Algae of The Smithsonian-Bredin Expedition to Yucatán-1960Wm. Randolph Taylor2234-441371no completoSin asignarQuintana Roo, México. A list of over 80 species of marine algae collected by the Fourth Smithsonian-Bredin Expedition of 1960 is given. These came from the territory of Quintana Roo on the east side of the peninsula of Yucatan, Mexico, and substantially add to the records of M
Ficha Marine Algae of the Smithsonian-Bredin Expedition to the Society and Tuamotu IslandsWm. Randolph Taylor2737-431380no completoSin asignarFranciaShort lists of the marine algae collected by the Smithsonian-Bredin Expedition to the Society and Tuamotu Islands are given. A detailed discussion and description of Giffordia indica (Sond.) Papenf. & Chihara is given.
Ficha Instructions to Naturalists in the Armed Forces for Botanical Field WorkWm. Randolph Taylormar-18756no completoSin asignar
Ficha Notes on algae from the Tropical Atlantic Ocean—VWm. Randolph Taylor6145-156NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarOcéano Atlántico tropical; Rhodoehaete parvula, Gymnogongrus minutus (Dorninica) y Gelidium nova-grana-tensis (Colombia) como nueva especie, Pterocladia bartlettii var. musciformis (Jamaica),Pocockiella y StypopodiumA new record for Rhodoehaete parvula Thuret in the Western Hemisphere is provided (Jamaica). Three little components of the intertidal algal felt from West Indian and Central American rocks are discussed: Gymnogongrus minutus (Dorninica) and Gelidium nova
Ficha A taxonomic and nomenclatural reassessment of Tenarea, Titanoderma and Dermatolithon (Corallinaceae, Rhodophyta) based on studies of type and other critical specimensWm. J. Woelkerling, Yvonne M. Chamberlain And Paul C. Silva24317-3373349no completoSin asignarTenareal DermatolithonThe taxonomy and nomenclature of genera of the Tenareal Dermatolithon complex has been reassessed on the basis of a study of generitype and other critical specimens. The type specimen of Millepora tortuosa Esper, which is the type of Tenarea Bory 1832, pr
Ficha A taxonomic reassessment of Lithothamnium (Corallinaceae, Rhodophyta) based on studies of R. A. Philippi's original collectionsWm. J. Woelkerling18165-1972277no completoSin asignarLithothamnium Philippi (Corallinaceae, Rhodophyta)Critical studies of the original collections upon which Lithothamnium Philippi (Corallinaceae, Rhodophyta) is based have revealed that none of the five species included in the initial presentation conforms to any modern concept of the genus. Two species a
Ficha Growth-forms in Non-geniculate Coralline Red Algae (Corallinales, Rhodophyta)Wm J. Woelkerling, LInda M. Irvine and Adele S. Harvey6277-293NOLiga perdidaRodofitas

Although differences in growth-form have been widely used in delimiting taxa of non-geniculate coralline red algae (Corallinales, Rhodophyta), there has been no consistent application of the more than 100 terms employed to

Ficha Sketch of the Character of The Marine Algal Vegetation of The Shores of The Gulf of MexicoWm . Randolph Taylor55ND3167no completoSin asignar
Ficha Research note: Characterization of a cDNA encoding glutamine synthetase II from Gelidium crinale (Rhodophyta)Wilson Freshwater D. and et. al.5017–21NOno completoRodofitasGelidium crinale, glutamine syn- thetase, Rhodophyta, RT-PCR, 5?-RACE, 3?-RACE.

A cDNA encoding glutamine synthetase (GS) was characterized from the red alga, Gelidium crinale (Turner) Gaillon, using reverse-transcriptase polymerase chain reaction and the 5′- and 3′-rapid amplific

Ficha A multigene phylogeny of the Gelidiales including nuclear large-subunit rRNA sequence dataWilson Freshwater D. & J. Craig Bailey10229–236NOCompletoRodofitasGelidiales phylogeny, gene evolution, LSU, rbcL, SSU

Partial sequences (1032 bp) of the nuclear-encoded large ribosomal RNA gene (LSU) were determined for 16 gelidialean species, and analyzed separately and in combination with plastid rbcL and nuclear SSU gene sequences.

Ficha A gene phylogeny of the red algae (Rhodophyta) based on plastid rbcLWILSON FRESHWATER D. and et. al.917281-7285NOCompletoRodofitas

A phylogeny for the Rhodophyta has been inferred by parsimony analysis of plastid rbcL sequences representing 81 species, 68 genera, 38 families, and 17 orders of red algae; rbcL encodes the large subunit of

Ficha International Caulerpa taxifolia Conference ProceedingsWilliams Erin and Edwin GrosholzNOClorofita
Ficha Circadian Activity Rhythm in the Horn Shark, Heterodontus Francisci: Effect of Light IntensityWilliam O. Finstad and Donald R. Nelson7420-26NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarisla de Santa Catalina, California.Activity onsets of horn sharks, Heterodontus francisci, were studied in the natural environment at Santa Catalina Island, California. The mean of activity onsets of these nocturnal sharks occurred 76 min after sunset which corresponded to an approximate l
Ficha Studies on Philippine Chlorophyceae-II. Survey of Literature and List of Recorded SpeciesWilliam J. Gilbert73-79NOLiga perdidaSin asignar
Ficha Pseudobryopsis oahuensis in HawaiiWILLIAM J. GILBERT132-36NOno completoGeneral
Ficha ·Contribution to the Marine Chlorophyta of Hawaii, II Additional Records'WILLIAM J. GILBERT19482-492NOno completoGeneral
Ficha Structural, Chemical and Ecological Studies on Iridescence in Iridaea (Rhodophyta)William H. Gerioick and Norma J. Lang13121-1271488no completoSin asignarcuticle; Iridaea; iridescence; RhodophytaTransmission electron microscopy of the iridescent algae Iridaea flaccida (S&G) Silva, Iridaea cordata (Turn.) Bory var. cordata and I. Cordata var. splendens (S&G) Abbott reveals a multilaminated cuticle covering the thallus. Eperimental results show the
Ficha The National Academy of Science Committee on the Ecology of the Interoceanic CanalWilliam A. Newman2247-260NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha The Phytoplankton of the J. W. Frisz Memorial Lagoon, Shades State Park, IndianaWilliam A. Daily, Jack McCormick10ND42no completoSin asignar
Ficha First reports for the algae Borzia, Aulosira and Asterocytis in IndianaWilliam A. Daily6NDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha The presence of gigartinine in a New Zealand Gracilaria speciesWilcox Sarah J., Stephen J. Bloor, Jacqueline A. Hemmingson, Richard H. Furneaux & Wendy A. Nelson13409–413NOCompletoRodofitasgigartinine, chemotaxonomic marker, nitrogen pulse, Gracilaria, New Zealand

Gigartinine, 5-(3-amidinoureido)-2-aminovaleric acid, serves as a chemotaxonomic marker to distinguish two species of Gracilaria with very similar morphologies. Gigartinine was identified by 13C-NMR spectroscopy and amino a

Ficha Impact of algal research in aquacultureWikfors G.H. and M. Ohno37968-974NOno completoCultivocultivation; culture; human food; macroalgae; mariculture; microalgae; seaweeds

Algal aquaculture worldwide is estimated to be a

$5–6 billion U.S. per year industry. The largest por-
tion of this industry is represented by macroalgal

production for human food in Asia, with increasing
activity in South

Ficha Algas marinas y su distribucion en balsas de cultivo (cuerdas y colectores) de Mytilus chilensis (Chloe, Chile). Westermeier, H. 131009-1026NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarEn tres mitiliculturas de la Isla de Chiloé (42 30' lat. S Y 73 45' Lon g . W), se llevaron a cabo estudios sobre la composición florística, biomasa y distribución en profundidad que las algas presentan en dos sustratos frecuentes en las balsas de cu! t
Ficha A pilot-scale study of the vegetative propagation and suspended cultivation of the carrageenophyte alga in southern ChileWestermeier Renato; David J. Patiño; Pedro Murúa; Juan C. Quintanilla; Juan Correa;Alejandro H. Buschmann & Ismael BarrosNORodofitas
Ficha Westermeier Renato; and et. al.NORodofitas
Ficha A new approach to kelp mariculture in Chile: production of free-floating sporophyte seedlings from gametophyte cultures of Lessonia trabeculata and Macrocystis pyriferaWestermeier R. and et. al.NOKelp
Ficha Towards domestication of giant kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) in Chile: selection of haploid parent genotypes, outbreeding, and heterosisWestermeier R. and et. al.NOKelp
Ficha Macrocystis mariculture in Chile: growth performance of heterosis genotype constructs under field conditionsWestermeier R. and et. al.NOKelp
Ficha Biological basis for the management of Gigartina skottsbergii (Gigartinales, Rhodophyta) in southern ChileWestermeier R. , A. Aguilar, J. Sigel, J. Quintanilla & J. Morales137–147NOCompletoRodofitasGigartina skottsbergii, population studies, demography

Environmental and biological parameters were analysed for populations of Gigartina skottsbergii (Setchell & Gardner) at Calbuco, Llanquihue Province (sheltered environment) and Ancud, Chiloe Province (exposed environmen

Ficha Sexual compatibility and hybrid formation between the giant kelp species Macrocystis pyrifera and M. integrifolia (Laminariales, Phaeophyceae) in ChileWestermeier R. and et. al.19215-221NOno completoKelpChile . conspecific . gametophytes. hybridization . interspecific . mariculture

Two species of giant kelp inhabit the coast
of Chile: Macrocystis integrifolia and M. pyrifera,
representing important economic resources. As part of
our efforts to domesticate these kelps for mariculture,
and to obtain superior cul

Ficha VARIACIÓN MENSUAL DE LOS CONTENIDOS ENÉRGETICOS, PORCENTAJE DE RENDIMIENTO DE CARRAGENANOS Y ANÁLISIS QUÍMICO DE LOS CARRAGENANOS EN LAS FASES DEL CICLO DE VIDA DE Chondrachantus chamissoi (C.Agardh) Kutzing,1843 (Rhodophyta,Gigartinales) EN COQUIMBO CHILWESTERMEIER H. RENATO NORodofitas
Ficha ESTUDIOS EXPERIMENTALES EN EL CULTIVO DE Macrocystis pyrifera (L. C. AGARDH), A PARTIR DE GAMETOFITOS PROCEDENTES DE CUATRO LOCALIDADES DEL SUR DE CHILE ( X –XII REGIONES).”Westermeier H. R. NOparcialmente completo con ligaFeofita

Macrocystis pyrifera L.C. Agardh, 1820, alga parda perteneciente al orden de las
Laminariales, esta siendo intensamente explotada debido a sus múltiples usos,
principalmente en la industria farmacéutica y alimenticia. En el sur

Ficha Investigación y Desarrollo Tecnológico del Cultivo de Algas y su utilización por Invertebrados Herbívoros en ChileWestermeier H Renato NOCultivo
Ficha The life history of Petrocelis franciscanaWest, John A.7299-308NOCompletoRodofitas

Tetraspores from Petrocelisfranciscana Setch. et Gardn. collected at Rockaway Beach, San Mateo County, California, 11 January 1971 were isolated into unialgal culture with Provasoli's enriched seawater medium at 1

Ficha The life history in culture of Petrocelis cruenta J. Agardh (Rhodophyta)from IrelandWest John A. ; Alan R. Polanshek; Michael D. Guiry1245-53NOCompletoRodofitas

Tetraspores of Petrocelis cruenta J. Agardh from County Waterford, Ireland gave rise to foliose, dioecious gametophytes in culture. Carpospores from this foliose phase gave rise to Petrocelis-like crusts that have not repro

Ficha Bacterial induction and inhibition of a fast necrotic response in Gracilaria conferta (Rhodophyta)Weinberger Florian, Hans-Georg Hoppe & Michael Friedlander9277–285NOCompletoRodofitascefotaxim, epiphytic bacteria, Gracilaria, seaweed-microbe interactions, seaweed pathology, Van- comycin

Of 45 bacterial isolates from healthy tips of Gracilaria conferta (Schousboe ex Montagne) J. et G. Feldmann, 29% were identified as 'conditional inducers' of an apical necrosis. That is, the isolates induced necrotic t

Ficha Endogenous and exogenous elicitors of a hypersensitive response in Gracilaria conferta (Rhodophyta)Weinberger Florian & Michael Friedlander12139–145NOCompletoRodofitascellulose, epiphytic bacteria, Gracilaria conferta, oligosaccharide, peptide, plant-pathogen interactions

Certain forms of oligocellulose and certain bacterially excreted peptides were identified as endogenous and exogenous elicitors, respectively, of a tip bleaching response in Gracilaria conferta (Schousboe ex Montagne) J. et G. Feldmann. The half-m

Ficha New Blennothrix-species (Cyanophyceae/Cyanobacteria) from Nepal. Watanabe, M., & Komárek, J.1567-79NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarA new species of the cyanophyte/cyanobacterial genus Blennothrix (B. Ganeshii) from running water in the Kathmandu Valley, Nepal, is describe. The morphology of trichomes and filaments, type of filament branching, life cycleand the fine structure of cells
Ficha Effect of blue light on indoor seedling culture of Saccharina japonica (Phaeophyta)Wang Wen-Jun and et. al.22737-744NOno completoFeofitaChlorophyll fluorescence . Gametophyte . Photosynthesis. Sporophyte . Zoospore

Saccharina japonica is a brown alga that has
been commercially cultured on a large scale in China.
Integrating the light condition under seawater and the
adaptation of Saccharina to this condition, it is expected
that blue light wou

Ficha Early development patterns and morphogenesis of blades in four species of Porphyra (Bangiales, Rhodophyta)Wang Jinfeng and et. al.22297–303NOCompletoRodofitasBlade . Development . Morphogenesis. Porphyra . Temperature

Pigment mutants were used as genetic markers to study the early development and morphogenesis of blades in four species of Porphyra. In Porphyra haitanensis, P. yezoensis, and P. oligospermatangia, the first

Ficha The Algal Ridges and Coral Reefs of St. Croix, their structure and Holocene developmentWalter H. AdyNDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarSt. Croix, EE. UU.; Lithophyllum congestum, Porolithon pachydermum, NeogoniolithonThe shallow coral reef and algal ridge systems on the eastern shelf of St . Croix are described and mapped in some detail. Based on present reef morphology, a section through the barrier reef in a ship channel, numerous sand probes and C 14 dating, Holoce
Ficha Walter H. Adey, Philip A. LebednikNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Studies on the biosystematics and ecology of the Epilithic Crustose Corallinaceae of the British IslesWalter H. Adey & Patricia J. Adey8343-4071703no completoSin asignar
Ficha Quantitative study of sediment contribution by epiphytic coralline red algae in seagrass meadows in Shark Bay, Western AustraliaWalker D.I. and Wm. J. Woelkerling4371-77NOCompletoRodofitas

Calcium carbonate on leave and within leaf clusters of the seagrass Amphibolis antaretica, resulting from the growth of epiphytic coralline red algae, was used to calculate the rate of accumulation and rate of deposition of

Ficha Growth rates and agar properties of three gracilarioids in suspended open-water cultivation in St. Helena Bay, South AfricaWakibia J.G. , R.J. Anderson & D.W. Keats13195–207NOCompletoRodofitasGracilariopsis sp., Gracilaria gracilis, growth, agar, yield, gel strength, dynamic gelling and melting temperatures, 3,6-anhydrogalactose, suspended cultivation

Relative growth rates (RGRs), yields and agar characteristics of three gracilarioid isolates (Gracilariopsis sp. from St. Helena Bay, and Gracilaria gracilis isolates from Langebaan Lagoon and Saldanha Bay) were measured to

Ficha Reseña geologica de la Cuenca de Lerma. Waitz, P. 58123-138NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha STUDIES ON SELECTED CORALLINACEAE (RHODOPHYTA) AND OTHER ALGAE IN A DEFINED MARINE CULTURE MEDIUMW. J. Woeljerling, Kenneth G. Spencer and John A. West6761-77NOLiga perdidaRodofitas

A marine culture medium (MCM) has been developed and shown to have the unique ability to support the growth of several coralline algae. The results of experiments designed to determine the effects of varying certa

Ficha Colonization, succession and growth rates of tropical crustose coralline algae (Rhodophyta, Cryptonemiales)W. H. ADEY AND J. MICHAEL VASSAR1455-69NOno completoGeneral

Ficha Cell Shape and Wall Pattern in Relation to Cytoplasmic Organization in Pediastrum simplexW. F. Millington and S. R. Gawlik62824-8321189no completoSin asignarP. simplex, P. boryanumP. simplex is a single-pronged, fenestrated species of Pediastrum. Comparison is made in regard to cell differentiation and structure with P. boryanum, a 2-pronged, unfenestrated species, with emphasis on the origin of cell wall pattern and the regulation
Ficha Hydrichthys Pietschi, New Species, (Coelenterata) Parasitic on the Fish, Ceratias HolboelliW. E. Martin7401-mayNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarHawaii; Hyclrichlhys pietscliiA new hydroid, Hyclrichlhys pietsclii, was found on a myctophid fish, Ceratias holboelli Krøyer, collected off the leeward shore of Oahu, Hawaii. The basal plate of thehydroid erodes the pigmented epidermis and underlying tissues of the host. The literatu
Ficha Culture of marine algae using a re-circulating sea water systemW. E. Jones and E. S. Dent2070-78NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarAgua de mar en laboratorio; Prasinocladus marinus, Pringsheimiella scutata, Enteromorpha spp, 1. A description is given of a re-circulating sea water system used to supply water for the culture of algae. Sea water is stored in two large storage tanks. From these, water is pumped to a header tank and then flows by gravity to experimental benches in
Ficha Fossil Arthropods of CaliforniaW. Dwight Pierce441361no completoSin asignar
Ficha Hannemania (Acarina: Trombiculidae ) and their Anuran Hosts at Fortynine Palms Oasis, Joshua Tree National Monument, CaliforniaW. Calvin Welbourn, Jr., and Richard B. Loomis7415-19NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarCalifornia; Hannemania hylae, Tree Frog Hyla cadaverina Cope y Hannemania bufonis Loomis y WelbournThe larval stage of Hannemania hylae (Ewing) embeds in the California Tree Frog Hyla cadaverina Cope and Hannemania bufonis Loomis and Welbourn parasitizes the Red-Spotted Toad, Bufo punctatus Baird and Girard at Fortynine Palms Oasis, San Bernardino Coun
Ficha Preservation of Some Algal Cultures by LyophilizationW. A. Daily - J. M. McGuire11NDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Evolution, species and fossils: how does life evolve?. Vrba, E. S.6161-843870no completoSin asignar
Ficha Ectocarpaceen-Studien VII GiffordiaVon Paul Kuckuck8119-1523278no completoSin asignar
Ficha Ectocarpaceen-Studien VIII Einige Arten aus warmen MeerenVon Paul Kuckuck361-3823331no completoSin asignar
Ficha Die Algenbesiedlung der Unterweser unter Berückisichtingung ihrer ZuflüsseVon Karl Behre2873no completoSin asignar
Ficha Die Algenbesiedlung einiger Seen um Bremen und BremerhavenVon Karl BehreNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Zur Algen- unid Pilzflora des LiesingbachesVon BrunoND73no completoSin asignar
Ficha Die Gattung Diplocbloris KORSIKOV - The genus Diplocbloris KORSIKOVVon BOHUSLAV FOTT56139-146NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarDiplochloris, Chlorococcales, taxonomy, systematic revision, new species.The genius Diplochloris was established by Korširov in 1939 from Ukraine. The type-species D. decussata was again found in Czecholovakia and the further data about its morphological variability are presented. Two new species from the centralEuropean water
Ficha NIVELES DE METALES PESADOS EN SEIS ESPECIES DE ALGAS MARINAS DE LA PENINSULA ANTARTICAVodopívez, Cristian and et. al.0NOno completoFitoplanctonmetales pesados, algas, Antártida

Seis especies de algas antárticas (rojas y pardas) fueron examinadas con el objeto de
evaluar su capacidad de acumulación de metales en el ambiente marino costero antártico.
Las muestras fueron recolectadas durante la cam

Ficha Chlamydomonas reinhardtii: a convenient model systemfor the study of DNA repair in photoautotrophic eukaryotesVlbek Daniel · Andrea Kevbovibová · Barbara Svieqená ·Elinka Gálová · Eva Miadoková1–22NOno completoClorofitaDNA repair · Chlamydomonas reinhardtii · Repair pathways · DNA repair-cell-cycle regulation

The green alga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii is a convenient model organism for the study of basic biological processes, including DNA repair investigations. This review is focused on the studies of DNA repair pathways in C. reinhardtii. Emp

Ficha The Biology of the Social Spider Anelosimus Eximius (Araneae: Theridiidae)Vincent Brach7437-41NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarThe social spider Anelosimus eximius has evolved advanced subsocial behavior which increases the efficiency of web construction, the capture of large prey, and defense. Colonies were observed in the field and in the laboratory. Communication between colon
Ficha Phytoplankton functional groups and harmful algal species in antropologenically impacted waters of the NW Mediterranean SeaVila M. and M. MasoNOparcialmente completo con ligaFitoplancton
Ficha Adiciones al catálogo de algas marinas bentónicas para el Archipiélago Canario III.Viera-Rodríguez, M. A., Audiffred, P. A. J., Gil-Rodríguez, M. C., Prudhomme van Reine, W. F., & Afonso-Carrillo, J. 17227-2353886no completoSin asignarSe amplia el catálogo de algas marinas bentónicas para el Archipiélago Canario en once especies; tres Phaeophyta: Cylindrocarpus berikeleyi (Greville) Crouan frat., Liebmannia Ieveillei J. Argard y Dictyota dichotoma (Hudson) Lamouroux, var. intricata (C.
Ficha Comparison of simple techniques for estimating chlorophyll a concentration in the intertidal zone using high spectral-resolution field-spectrometer dataVéronique Carrère, Nicolas Spilmont, Dominique Davoult27431-40NOno completoGeneralChlorophyll a · Reflectance spectra · Microphytobenthos · Intertidal · English Channel

We compared 3 simple techniques for estimating the concentration of microphytoben-
thos chlorophyll a at the sediment surface using high spectral-resolution field spectra. The tech-
niques are based on relationships established between chloro

Ficha Effect of Light on Motility, Life-Span, and Respiration of Bovine SpermatozoaVernon W. Proctor130624NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarExposure to light of bovine spermatozoa suspended in various media results in a progressive decline in metabolic activity followed by the premature death of the cells. The inhibitory and spermicidal effects of visible light resemble a photodynamic action;
Ficha Parasitic Relationship between Two Culturally Isolated and Unrelated Lichen ComponentsVernon Ahmadjian and Elisabet Henriksson1301251NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarThe presence of numerous haustoria, with accompanying death of the algas cells, was noted in a mixed cuture of the fungal symbiont (mycobiont) of Coliema tenax (Sw.) Ach., em . Degel. And Trebouxia impressa Ahm., the algal partner (phycobiont) of Physci
Ficha The Lichen AssociationVernon Ahmadjian63250-25432no completoSin asignar
Ficha Some New and Interesting Species of Trebouxia, a Genus of Lichenized AlgaeVernon Ahmadjian47677-683NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarPhycobiont TrebouxiaFour species of the phycobiont Trebouxia, 3 of which are new, have been described in this paper. On the basis of this study, the algal genus has been divided into 2 main groups depending on the position that the chromatophore assumes during its bipartitio
Ficha Investigations on Lichen SynthesisVernon Ahmadjian49277-283NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarSeparated fungal and algal components of the lichen, Acarospora fuscata (Nyl.) Arn., were recombined under controlled laboratory conditions to form structures comparable to those of the naturally occurring lichen thallus. The primary condition for this ar
Ficha A Contribution toward Lichen SynthesisVernon Ahmadjian5156-6033no completoSin asignar
Ficha Seasonal variation of agar from Gracilaria vermiculophylla, effect of alkali treatment time, and stability of its ColagarVergara-Rodarte et. al.22753–759NOCompletoRodofitasGracilaria . Agar. Seasonal variation . Gel strength . Storage . Baja California Sur

Gracilaria vermiculophylla, from Baja California Sur, Mexico, was studied in order to determine the seasonal variation of yield and quality of native and alkaline agar during 2007–2008. The highest alka

Ficha Mangrove Macroalgae in Southeastern Brazil: Spatial and Temporal PatternsVerena R. Eston, Nair S. Yokoya, Mutue T. Fujii, M. Rosário A. Braga, Estela M. Plastino and Marilza Cordeiro-Marino51829-8372614no completoSin asignarMangrove macroalgae; macroalgal dominance patterns; spatial and temporal patterns; Latin American mangals.To increase the limited ecological observations on mangrove rnacroalgae, seasonal changes and spatial differences of macroalgal abundance on pneumatophores, plantlets and branches of dwarf trees were analysed in mangrove areas bordering 2 rivers of IIha d
Ficha Gametophyte-sporophyte coalescence in populations of the intertidal carrageenophyte Mazzaella laminarioides (Rhodophyta)Vera César , Paulina Lobos & Héctor Romo20883–887NOCompletoRodofitasFrond demography . Gametophyte-sporophyte fusion . Gigartinaceae . Intertidal seaweed

Mazzaella laminarioides has consistently been reported as a typical coalescent/clump species with a triphasic life history of the Polysiphonia-type in which the haploid gametophyte is the predominant phase wi

Ficha DINÁMICA DE POBLACIONES DE Macrocystis integrifolia BORY (LAMINARIALES, PHAEOPHYTA) EN EL NORTE DE CHILEVega Reyes Juan Manuel AlonsoNOno completoFeofita

El objetivo general de esta tesis fue el estudio de los efectos del evento El Niño y de
la surgencia costera permanente en la dinámica de las poblaciones de Macrocystis
integrifolia en el norte de Chile. Para cumplir con el obje

Ficha Local processes compound the latitudinal variability in the collapse and recovery of Chilean Macrocystis integrifolia populations (Laminariales, Phaeophyceae) following the 1997-1998 El NiñoVega J. M.Alonso and et. al.0NOno completoFeofita

An integrated synchronic study was made on the interactive effects of the El Niño Southern
Oscillation (ENSO) of 1997-1998 with mesoscale coastal upwelling processes on distribution and
abundance patterns of the kelp Macrocystis integr

Ficha Seasonal and Spatial Monitoring of Productivity and of Reproduction of Chondrus canaliculatus (Gigartinales, Rhodophyta) from ChileVega J. M. A. and I. Meneses44571-581NOCompletoRodofitas

Chondrus canaliculatus (C. Agardh) Greville used to cover extensive areas at Puerto Aldea 308169 S, 718309 W), Tongoy Bay, Chile. The exploitation of this commercially-valuable alga without knowledge of its produc

Ficha CULTIVO COMERCIAL DE MACROCYSTIS sp. EN MAR SISTEMA SUSPENDIDO”, CALETA FLAMENCO, COMUNA DE CHAÑARALVecchiola Trabucco Rinaldo Mario NOCultivo
Ficha Long term variability in the structure of kelp communities in northern Chile and the 1997–98 ENSOVásquez, J. A., Vega, J. A., & Buschmann, A. H. 505–519NOLiga perdidaKelp
Ficha Distributional patterns and diets of four species of sea urchins in giant kelp forest (Macrocystis pyrifera) of Puerto Toro, Navarino Island, Chile.Vásquez, J. A., Castilla, J. C., & Santelices, B.  1955-633859no completoSin asignarThe distribution pattern of microhabitat and diet was studied in 4 species of sea urchins (Loxechinus albus, Pseudechinus magellanicus, Arbacia dufresnei, Austrocidaris canaliculata) in a forest of Macrocystis pyrifera in southern Chile. We conclude that:
Ficha Comunidades de macroinvertebrados en discos adhesivos de Lessonia nigrescens Bory (Phaeophyta) en Chile central. Vásquez, J. A., & Santelices, B. Comunidades de macroinvertebrados en discos adhesivos de Lessonia nigrescens Bory (Phaeophyta) en Chile central. Revista Chilena de Historia Natural 131-15457131-154NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarLos discos de adhesión de Lessonia nigrescens, al igual que los discos de otras Laminariales, albergan gran cantidad de invertebrados. Aun cuando se conocen algunos aspectos de la comunidad de organismos que habitan estos discos, se desconocen sus variaci
Ficha Distributional patterns and diets of four species of sea urchins in giant kelp forest (Macrocystis pyrifera) of puerto toro, Navario Island , ChileVasquez Julio A. and et. al.NOKelp
Ficha Limiting factors in optimizing seaweed yield in ChileVasquez Julio A. & Renato Westermeier313-320NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneralBiological, educational, economic, social, and management factors.

A number of factors influenced yield from natural beds of marine algae in Chile. These factors are related not only to biological and ecological knowledge of the algal resource, but also to external events, such as; (1) the pressure of internation

Ficha Production, use and fate of Chilean brown seaweeds: re-sources for a sustainable fisheryVásquez Julio A. 20457-467NOno completoGeneralKelp . Chile . Lessonia . Macrocystis . Abalone

Chile is an important producer of brown sea-
weeds representing 10% of world supply. Landings of

Chilean kelp fluctuated between 40,000 t.year−1 in the early
‘80s to 250,000 t.year−1 more recently. Commercialized

Ficha Chondracanthus chamissoi (Rhodophyta, Gigartinales) in northern Chile: ecological aspects for management of wild populationsVasquez J.A. and J.M. Alonso Vega13267-277NOCompletoRodofitasBiomass production, Chile, Chondracanthus chamissoi, epiphytism, herbory, reproduction phenology, resource managment

Abiotic and biotic factors affecting seasonal variations in the biomass and reproductive condition of Chondracanthus chamissoi were evaluated in a population at La Herradura Bay, northern Chile. During spring, increase in t

Ficha Macroinvertebrados asociados a discos de adhesión de algas pardas: Biodiversidad de comunidades discretas como indicadora de perturbaciones locales y de gran escalaVasquez J. A. and J. M. A. VegaNOparcialmente completo con ligaFeofita
Ficha El Niño 1997-98 en el norte de Chile: efectos en la estructura y en la organización de comunidades submareales dominadas por algas pardas.Vasquez J. A. and J. M. A. Vega119-135NOno completoFeofitaMacrocystis, lessonia, herbivoría, comunidades costeras submareales.

Este trabajo analiza los efectos de El

Niño 1997-1998 en las comunidades submarea-
les costeras en una localidad del norte de Chi-
le, enfatizando los cambios registrados sobre

los patrones de abundancia y distribuci&oacu

Ficha Repopulation of intertidal areas with Lessonia nigrescens in northern ChileVasquez J. A. and F. Tala7347-349NOparcialmente completo con ligaFeofitaLessonia, northern Chile, repopulation, intertidal

Intertidal rocky areas in northern Chile were repopulated experimentally with the brown alga Lessonia nigrescens
using spore seeding and placement of reproductive fronds. The results were successful, and it is suggested that
methods developed

Ficha The ecological effects of mining discharges on subtidal habitats dominanted by macroalgae in northern Chile: population and community level studiesVasquez J. A. and et. al.217-229NOparcialmente completo con ligaFeofitacoastal pollution, copper pollution, iron pollution, heavy metals, macroalgae, macroinvertebrates, Lessonia, L. trabeculata

Ficha The effects of mining pollution on subtidal habitats of nortjern ChileVasquez J. A. and et. al.13NOno completoFeofita

Ficha Ecological effects of harvesting Lessonia (Laminariales, Phaeophyta) in central ChileVasquez J. A. and B. Santelices41-47NOparcialmente completo con ligaFeofitaecological effects, harvesting, kelp, Lessonia

Lessonia nigrescens and L. trabeculata are economically important canopy-forming kelps in Chile . Experi-
mental harvesting of stipes above the first dichotomy reduces stipe movement and inter-stipe friction,

allowing the development of a h

Ficha Biomass, reproductive phenology and chemical characterization of soluble polysaccharides from Rhodymenia howeana Dawson, (Rhodymeniaceae, Rhodymeniales) in northern ChileVasquez J. A. and et. al.41235-242NOCompletoRodofitas

Ficha Variables morfometricas y relaciones morfologicas de Lessonia trabeculata Villouta & Santelices, 1986, en un poblacion submareal del norte de ChileVasquez J. A. 64271-279NOno completoFeofitaLessiona, macroalga ,manejo de recursos, ambientes submareales.

Ficha Ecological effects of brown seaweed harvestingVasquez J. A.38251-257NOno completoFeofita

Ficha estado de Tamaulipas, MéxicoPotencial económico de la flora ficológica delVargas López, V. R. and et. al.171-179NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneralficología, potencial económico, tamaulipas

La flora marina de ocho localidades del estado de Tamaulipas, fue
estudiada durante los meses de mayo a octubre del año 2002. La flora encontrada en
las diferentes localidades es de afinidad netamente tropical, observándose dife

Ficha Spatial and temporal variation of photosynthesis in intertidal Mazzaella laminarioides (Bory) Fredericq (Rhodophyta, Gigartinales)Varela Daniel A. and et. al.18827–838NOCompletoRodofitasPhotosynthetic acclimation . Spatial variation . Latitudinal variability . Tidal level . Photoinhibition

The red alga Mazzaella laminarioides is an economically important species with an extended latitudinal distribution along the Chilean coast. Its populations form mid-intertidal stands, several meters wide, and the

Ficha Inhibition of Ectocarpus siliculosus infestations with copper chloride in tank cultures of Gracilaria gracilisVan Heerden P. D. R. and et. al.9255-259NOno completoCultivocopper chloride, Ectocarpus siliculosus, epiphyte control, Gracilaria gracilis, Haliotes midae, tank culture

This study investigated copper chloride as an inhibitor of infestations of Ectocarpus siliculosusin Gracilaria gracilis
(Stackhouse) Steentoft, Irvine and Farnham grown in outdoor tank cultures. Copper at concentrations of 400 and
800 g L1 Cu

Ficha Activated defense systems in marine macroalgae: evidence for an ecological role for DMSP cleavageVan Alstyne K.L. and et. al.21353–65NOno completoGeneralAcrylic acid · Activated defenses · DMSP · Herbivory · Macroalgae

Activated defenses against herbivores and predators are defenses whereby a precursor compound is stored in an inactive or mildly active form. Upon damage to the prey, the precursor is enzymatically converted to a

Ficha Limited evidence of interactive disturbance and nutrient effects on the diversity of macrobenthic assemblagesValeska Contardo Jara, and et al.30837-48Nono completoGeneralIntermediate disturbance hypothesis · Species diversity · Nutrient enrichment · ‘Bottom-up’ · Fouling · Productivity · Species richness · Brazil

The causes and consequences of the coexistence of a number of species in a given habi-
tat have attracted ecological research for several decades. Numerous theories have been developed

in this context, including the ‘intermediate dist

Ficha Using genetic tools for sutainable management of kelps: a literature review and the example of Laminaria digitataValero M. and et. al.NOFeofita
Ficha Rapid assessment of epibenthic communities: A comparison between two visual sampling techniquesValeriano Parravicini39521-29NOno completoGeneralEpibenthos Mediterranean Sea Replication Rocky reef Sampling Underwater survey Visual census

Quantification and comparisons of the structure of subtidal marine communities are essential for answering
a suite of basic and applied ecological questions. However, time constraint associated with sampling
underwater by scuba diving is a ma

Ficha VARIACIÓN ESPACIAL Y TEMPORAL DE LA COMUNIDAD DE ALGAS EN EL ARRECIFE COSTERO DE BOCA DE CANASÍ, LA HABANA, CUBAValdivia A. A. & E. de la Guardia L.25123-131NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneralmacroalgae; spatial variations; temporal variations; ASW, Cuba.

A study on spatial and temporal variations of algae cover in the coral reef east of Canasí ?s river mouth was carried out from February to October 2000. Three stations parallel to the coast, were located at different

Ficha Siliceous microfossils (Bacillariophyceae, Chrysophyceae) form the Upper Lerma Basin, Mexico.Valadez, F., Caballero, M., Rodríguez-Vargas, D. C. & Sugiura-Yamamoto, Y.11879-93NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarSiliceous remains (diatoms and Chrysophyte stomatocysts) from the lacustrine sediments of lake Chignahuapan, Upper Lerma Basin, are illustrated and briefly described. The diatom record from these sediments has been used for palaeolimnological reconstructi
Ficha Life Forms in the AlgaeV. J. Chapman and D. J. Chapman1965-74Nono completoGeneral

A review of life-form schemes in the algae is given and a new one is proposed because no previous scherne has
had wide acceptance. The new scheme is intended to be a reflection of habitat reqmrements of response and to be
applicable to both m

Ficha Marine Algal EcologyV. J. Chapman320-3502864no completoSin asignar
Ficha The SpihonocladalesV. J. Chapman76-82NOLiga perdidaSin asignar
Ficha Mise au Point D'une Méthode de Cartographie des Macroalgues Marines Application á la Région de Calvi (Corse)V. Demoulin, M.-P. Janssen et M. Licot102ND3340no completoSin asignar Calvi, Córcega, Francia; Elaboration of a mapping method for seaweeds. Application to the Calvi area (Corsica). A technique for mapping seaweeds based on a sampling distributed along the coast is presented. It has been applied for some thirty species on about twelve km of coast n
Ficha Mitochondria and Plastids as Endosymbionts: A Revival of Special Creation? The similarities between cellular organelles and prokaryotes are probably primitive features retained independently from a common ancestor.Uzzell, T., & Spolsky, C.62334-343NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Geographical genetic structure and phylogeography of the Sargassum horneri/Wlicinum complex in Japan,based on the mitochondrial cox3 haplotypeUwal S. and et. al.156901-911NOno completoFeofita

The genetic structure and phylogeography of
the brown seaweed Sargassum horneri/Wlicinum complex

in Japan were studied based on the mitochondrial cox3 hap-
lotype. The cox3 haplotypes found were divided into three

clades in a st

Ficha The vertical distribution and seasonal abundance of intertidal microalgae on a rocky shore in New South Wales. Underwood, A. J.78199-220NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarThe abundance of intertidal microalgal food resources was estimated on shores at Cape Banks (Botany Bay, New South Wales) by indirect assays of the concentration of chlorophyll on and in the surface of sandstone rocks. Examination of the relationships bet
Ficha Colonisation primaire des murs de beton par und Chrysocapsa (Cyanobacterie) a pigment UV-protecteur. Turian, Gilbert.1643-48NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarPrimary stages of the seasonal co!onization of concrete by the epilithic and photophilous Cyanophyta Gloeocapsa dermochroa (Chrysocapsa) have been illustrated. The golden yellow pigment - considered as scytonernin - from its pericellular sheaths has been
Ficha Composants différentiels des croûte lichénoïde noires colonisatrices des roches basiques (calcicoles) versus acides (silicoles).Turian, Gilbert.1119 A 263801no completoSin asignarLeproplaca xantholyta is the lemon-yellow leproid lichen secondarily colonizing the basophilic black lichenoid crust cornposed of Gloeocapsa + cyanophilic form of Coniosporium on calcareous rocks. On the acidophilic black lichenoid crust composed of Pleur
Ficha Traînées noires biotiques (Cyanobactéries) et abiotiques (suie) de roches murales en ville de Genève. Turian, Gilbert.1271-773807no completoSin asignarAt the base of the calcareous or sandstone walls of several buildings in the City of Geneva, the ascending black streaks are composed of abiotic sooting materials. In co ntrast, rhe desc ending black streaks on a sandstone wall are biotic with, in their r
Ficha Cyanophyte dorée (Chrysocaspa) pionniere de la colonisation du béton.Turian, Gilbert.1469-773808no completoSin asignarThe colonies of 16-128 golden -yellow sheathed cells of the typus dermochroa Näg, of Gloeocapsa biformis Erceg, aggregate into blackish crusts which are primo-colonizers of the apparently still virgin surfaces of urban walls of concrete. The intensity of
Ficha  Interactions algo-fongiques dans le Pleurococcetum vulgaris corticole, étude en microscopie optique et électronique.Turian, G. et Reymond O.89278-2873802no completoSin asignar
Ficha Algal biotechnology industries and research activities in ChinaTseng C.K. 13375–380NOno completoGeneralalgal biotechnology, China, Gracilaria, Dunaliella, Laminaria, Nostoc, Porphyra, Spirulina, Undaria

In old China there were very few people engaged in the study of the algae, but in new China, freshwater and marine algae are studied by over one hundred old and new phycologists. There is now an algal biotechnology industry consisting of an aquaculture

Ficha Isotopic and elemental indicators of nutrient sources and status of coastal habitats in the Caribbean Sea, Yucatan Peninsula, MexicoTroy Mutchler and etal.74449-457Nono completoGenerald15N; nutrients; seagrass; coral reefs; eutrophication; wastewater; Mexico; Yucatan

Nutrient inputs associated with coastal population growth threaten the integrity of coastal ecosystems around the globe. In order to assess the
threat posed by rapid growth in tourism, we analyzed the nutrient concentrations as well as the d15N of

Ficha SEAWEEDSTrono C.G.NOGeneral
Ficha Sponge–seaweed associations in species of Ptilophora (Gelidiaceae, Rhodophyta)Tronchin Enrico and et. al.54140–148NOCompletoRodofitasGelidiaceae, Ptilophora, Rhodophyta, South Africa, sponge–seaweed association, surface proliferations.

Sponge–seaweed associations in the seaweed genus Ptilophora are poorly understood; therefore, 94 specimens, representing all 17 species of Ptilophora, were examined to detail this phenomenon. All but 2 Ptilo

Ficha Ptilophora leliaertii and Ptilophora coppejansii, two new species of Gelidiales (Rhodophyta) from South AfricaTronchin EM and et. al.39395-410NOCompletoRodofitasGelidiales, LSU, Protea Banks, Ptilophora, rbcL, Rhodophyta, South Africa, taxonomy

Ptilophora leliaertii Tronchin et De Clerck sp. nov. and Ptilophora coppejansii Tronchin et De Clerck sp. nov. are described from Protea Banks reef situated off the southern coast of the KwaZulu-Natal Province in South Afri

Ficha A Reassessment and Reclassification of Species in the Genera Onikusa Akatsuka and Suhria J. Agardh ex Endlicher (Gelidiales, Rhodophyta) Based on Molecular and Morphological DataTronchin E. M. and et. al.45548–558NOCompletoRodofitas

The phylogenetic relationships and taxonomic status of the Gelidialean genera Onikusa Akatsuka and Suhria J. Agardh ex Endlicher were examined based on analyses of molecular and morphological characters. The DNA s

Ficha A re-evaluation of the genera Beckerella and ptilohora (Gelidiales, rhodophyta)based on molecular and morphological dataTronchin E M and et. al.4280-89NOCompletoRodofitas

Ficha Ecological engineering in aquaculture: use of seaweeds for removing nutrients from intensive maricultureTroell m. and et. al.1189-97NOno completoCultivoecological engineering, biofilter, aquaculture, seaweeds, mariculture, eutrophication, Gracilaria, shrimp farming, mangroves, ecological footprint

Rapid scale growth of intensive mariculture systems can often lead to adverse impacts on the environment. Intensive
fish and shrimp farming, being defined as throughput-based systems, have a continuous or pulse release of nutrients
that adds

Ficha Physical forcing and phytoplankton distributionsTREVOR PLATT and et.al.6955-73NOno completoFitoplanctonfitoplancton, pigmentos, sensores remotos, color del océano, diatomeas, huracan, provincias biogeoquímicas.

INFLUENCIA DE FACTORES FÍSICOS Y DISTRIBUCIÓN DE FITOPLANCTON. – A escalas global y regional, la distribu-
ción y abundancia del fitoplancton marino están controladas por factores físicos. Además, la

Ficha Population dynamics of an association between a coral reef sponge and a red macroalgaTrautmana Donelle A. and et. al.24487–105NOno completoRodofitasCeratodictyon spongiosum; Dispersal; Fragmentation; Haliclona cymiformis; Rhodophyta; Symbiosis

Sponges are often as abundant as corals on tropical coral reefs and many species are symbiotic with algae. These associations may contribute significantly to reef primary productivity. This paper describes the first study e

Ficha Epulo multipedes gen. Et sp. Nov. (Corallinaceae, Rhodophyta), a coralline parasite from AustraliaTowsend R.A. and J. M. Huisman43288-295NOLiga perdidaRodofitas

Ficha Characterization of marine macroalgae by fluorescence signaturesTopinka, J. A., Bellows, W. Korjeff and Yentsch, C. S. NOGeneral
Ficha Mesoherbivores reduce net growth and induce chemical resistance in natural seaweed populationsToht G.B. and et. al.152245–255NOno completoGeneralAscophyllum - Gastropod - Littorina - Nutrients - Phlorotannins

Herbivory on marine macroalgae (sea- weeds) in temperate areas is often dominated by relatively small gastropods and crustaceans (mesoherbivores). The eVects of these herbivores on the perfor- mance of adult

Ficha A provisional classification of algal-characterised rocky shore biotopes in the AzoresTittley Ian & Ana I. Neto44019–25NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneralalgae, Azores, biotope, community structure, rocky shores

Recent studies of the rocky shores of the Azores archipelago have provided information on community structure allowing provisional identification of plant-characterised biotopes (habitats and their associated communiti

Ficha Seasonal changes in water quality and Sargassum biomass in southwest AustraliaTin C. Hoang, Anthony J. Cole, Ravi K. Fotedar, Michael J. O’Leary, Michael W. Lomas, Shovonlal Roy63-79NOLiga perdidaSin asignarPhysicochemical parameters · Sargassum beds · Seasonality · Canopy cover · Mean thallus lengthSargassum C. Agardh is one of the most diverse genera of marine macroalgae, and commonly inhabits shallow tropical and sub-tropical waters. This study aimed at investigating the effect of seasonality and the associated water-quality changes on the distrib
Ficha Tissue Type Matters: Selective Herbivory on Different Life History Stages of an Isomorphic AlgaThornber, C., Stachowicz, J. J., & Gaines, S. 2255-2263NOLiga perdidaGeneralalgae; gametophyte; herbivory; isomorphic life cycle; Mazzaella flaccida; population dynamics; sporophyte; Strongylocentrotus purpuratus; Tegula funebralis.

Selective grazing by herbivores can have large effects on the population dynamics and community structure of primary producers. However, the ecological impacts of within-species herbivore preference for tissues of

Ficha Functional properties of the isomorphic biphasic algal life cycleThornber, C. S.46605-614NOLiga perdidaKelp

Many species of marine algae have life cycles that involve multiple separate, free-living phases that frequently
differ in ploidy levels. These complex life cycles have received increasing scientific attention over the past few decades, due to

Ficha Spatial and temporal variation of haploids and diploids in populations of four congeners of the marine alga MazzaellaThornber Carol S. and Steven D. Gaines258 65–77NOCompletoRodofitasisornorphic life cycle, Mazzaella capensis, Mazzaella flaccida, Mazzaella laminarioides, Mazzaella splendens, haploid, diploid, macroalgae

Many algal species have life cycles that involve an obligate alternation of generations between nearly identical, free-living haploid and diploid individuals. The percentages of haploids to diploids, and the spatial and tem

Ficha Population consequences of biomass loss due to commercial collection of the wild seaweed Postelsia palmaeformisThompson S. A. and et. al.NOLiga perdidaKelp
Ficha Seaweed Communities in Retreat from Ocean WarmingThomas Wernberg, et.al.211828-1832NOno completoGeneral

In recent decades, global climate change [1] has caused
profound biological changes across the planet [2–6].
However, there is a great disparity in the strength of evidence
among different ecosystems and between hemispheres:

Ficha Submerged Aquatic Vegetation and Physico-Chemical Monitoring in the Florida Bay Mangrove Zone, Everglades National ParkThomas Frankovich, James Fourqurean, Nono completoGeneral
Ficha The life histories and developmental morphology of two species of Gloiosiphonia (Rhodophyta: Cryptonemiales, Gloiosiphoniaceae) from the Pacific Coast of North AmericaThomas C. DeCew, John A. West, and E.K. Ganesant20415-4233236no completoSin asignarBaja California, México; Gloiosiphonia capillarisIn culture the development of carpospores of Gloiosiphonia capillaris from Baja California, Mexico results in a free living crustose tetrasporophyte similar to Cruoriopsis. However, California isolates of the same species demonstrate direct gametophytic r
Ficha Culture studies on the marine red algae Hildenbrandia occidentalis and H. prototypus (Cryptonemiales, Hildenbrandiaceae)Thomas C. DeCew and John A. West2531- 41NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarPacífico nororiental; Hildenbrandia occidentalis SETCHELL y H. prototypus NARDO (Cryptonemiales, Hildenbrandiaceae)Tetraspores of the red algae Hildenbrandia occidentalis SETCHELL and H. prototypus NARDO (Cryptonemiales, Hildenbrandiaceae) from the northeastern Pacific were cultured. Isolates of both species appear to be apomeiotic, producing tetrasporangial crusts si
Ficha Investigations on the life histories of three F arLowia speCIes (Rhodophyta: Cryptonemiales, Dumontiaceae) from Pacific North AmericaThomas C. DeCew and John A. West20342-3513235no completoSin asignarFarlowia compressa, F. mollis y F. confertaCultures of Farlowia compressa, F. mollis, and F. conferta, begun with carpospores indicate that all three species have a life history in which upright gametophytes alternate with a crustose tetrasporophyte resembling Haematocelis and/or Cruoriopsis. Tetr
Ficha Investigations on the life histories of three Farlowia species (Rhodophyta: Cryptonemiales, Dumontiaceae) from Pacific North AmericaThomas C. Decew and John A. West20342-3513225no completoSin asignarFarlowia compressa, F. mollis y F. confertaCultures of Farlowia compressa, F. mollis, and F. conferta, begun with carpospores indicate that all three species have a life history in which upright gametophytes alternate with a crustose tetrasporophyte resembling Haematocelis and/or Cruoriopsis. Tetr
Ficha A sexual life history in Rhodophysema (Rhodophyceae): a re-interpretationThomas C. DeCew and John A. West2167-743234no completoSin asignarRhodophysemaPrevious studies of field collected and cultured plants of Rhodophysema from different localities have demonstrated the existence of tetrasporangial and male plants, whereas female plants were apparently absent. Re-investigation of R. elegans from Califor
Ficha A rapid, precise and sensitive method for the determination of total nitrogen in natural watersThomas A. Frankovich, Ronald D. Jones60227–234Nono completoGeneralnitrogen; water quality; automated analysis; instruments; quantitative analysis; combustion

A rapid, automated method is described for the accurate determination of total combined nitrogen TN in natural waters. Ž .
This methodology allows for TN analyses to be performed at three times the rate of previous techniques. The method is
s

Ficha Benthic indicators: Analysis of the threshold values of ecological quality classifications for transitional watersThierry Ruellet, Jean-Claude Dauvin541707-1714NOno completoGeneralBenthic index; Ecological indicators; Thresholds; Intercalibration; WFD

The effect of the modifications of the threshold values generally adopted for the five EcoQ (Ecological Quality) classes recognized by
the European Water Framework Directive (WFD) for the most used benthic indicators and diversity indicators (AMBI

Ficha INTEGRATING SEAWEEDS INTO MARINE AQUACULTURE SYSTEMS: A KEY TOWARD SUSTAINABILITYThierry Chopin et.al.37975–986no completoGeneralassimilative capacity; bioremedia- tion; coastal health; environmental impacts; integrated aquaculture; integrated coastal management; nutrifi- cation; salmon; seaweeds; sustainability

The rapid development of intensive fed aquaculture (e.g. finfish and shrimp) throughout the world is associated with concerns about the environmental impacts of such often monospecific practices, especially where activities are highly geograp

Ficha Rafting of benthic macrofauna: important factors determining the temporal succession of the assemblage on detached macroalgaeThiel Martin50349–57NOno completoGeneralrafting, reproduction, dispersal, benthos, macroalgae, debris

Rafting on biotic and abiotic substrata has been reported for many benthic marine invertebrates. Here, I describe

important characteristics of common floating substrata and review published studies examining the succession of
the assemblage

Ficha Are kelp holdfasts islands on the ocean floor? – indication for temporarily closed aggregations of peracarid crustaceansThiel M. and J. A. VasquezNOKelp
Ficha Defining and detecting undesirable disturbance in the context of marine eutrophicationTett P. and et. al.55282–297NOno completoGeneral
Ficha Electron microscope observations on the nuclear division in Valonia ventricosa (Chlorophyceae, Siphonocladales)Terumitsu Hort and S Achlto E Nomoto133-142NOLiga perdidaSin asignarThe process of nuclear division in a coenocytic, marine green alga, Valonia venrricosa J. Agardh, has been examined in the electron microscope. The mitotic (or meiotic) spindle is centric and totally closed throughout the nuclear division. Kinetochores ar
Ficha Phylogeographic analyses of the 30S south-east Pacific biogeographic transition zone establish the occurrence of a sharp genetic discontinuity in the kelp Lessonia nigrescens: Vicariance or parapatry?Tellier F. and et. al.NOKelp
Ficha THE LESSONIA NIGRESCENS SPECIES COMPLEX (LAMINARIALES, PHAEOPHYCEAE)SHOWS STRICT PARAPATRY AND COMPLETE REPRODUCTIVE ISOLATION IN A SECONDARY CONTACT ZONE1Tellier F. and et. al.NOKelp
Ficha Ecosystem e?ects of ?shing in kelp forest communitiesTegner, M. J. and P. K. DaytonNOKelp
Ficha Algae Collected on the presidential cruise of 1938.Taylor W. R.981 A 18NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Illumination or confusion? Dinoflagellate molecular phylogenetic data viewed from a primarily morphological standpointTaylor F. J. R. “Max” 52308-324NOno completoFitoplanctondinoflagellate, evolution, molecular phylo- geny, morphology, relationships.

Recent molecular sequencing results involving multi-
ple genes require evaluation in the light of pre-
existing morphological data, particularly as different

methodologies and genes produce trees that are
incongruent in some respe

Ficha ESTIMACION DEL EFECTO DE LA AUTOFERTILIZACION SOBRE LOS PARAMETROS REPRODUCTIVOS Y DE CRECIMIENTO EN LESSONIA NIGRESCENS BORY, 1825 (LAMINARIALES, PHAEOPHYCEAE) EN LABORATORIO” Tala Gonzalez F. B. NOFeofita
Ficha First estimates of productivity in Lessonia trabeculata and Lessonia nigrescens (Phaeophyceae, Laminariales) from the TALA FADIA and M. EddingNOparcialmente completo con ligaFeofita
Ficha Growth and loss of distal tissue in blades of Lessonia nigrescens and Lessonia trabeculata (Laminariales)TALA FADIA and M. Edding8239-54NOparcialmente completo con ligaFeofitaChile; Growth; Erosion; Lessonia; Macroalgae; Particulate organic matter; Tissue loss

Meristematic growth and loss of distal tissue from blades of two ecologically important species in
the south-east Pacific, Lessonia nigrescens and Lessonia trabeculata, was evaluated during 1 year.
Comparative growth was determined by a hole-

Ficha Aspects of the reproductive phenology of Lessonia trabeculata (Laminariales: Phaeophyceae) from three populations in northern ChileTALA FADIA and et. al.38255-266NOno completoFeofitaPhaeophyceae; Lessonia trabeculata; kelp; reproductive phenology; spore culture; Chile

Lessonia trabeculata is a brown sea-
weed inhabiting the rocky subtidal zone along the

coast of central and northern Chile, where it is the

dominant kelp, and an important species in commu-
nity structure. Morphological and repr

Ficha Sedimentatlon Studles of Red Algal SporesTakeo Okuda and Michael Neushul17113-1182688no completoSin asignarRed algae; red algal reproduction; sinking rate of spores; spore; micro-video.More than 1000 spores from 11 species of red algae were collected; their differences in size and sinking rateswere measured using a new micro-video technique. A relationship between size and sinking rates was shown with larger spores generally sinking fas
Ficha Contribution of environmental and spatial processes to rocky intertidal metacommunity structureTakehiro Okuda et. al.36413-422NOno completoGeneralb-Diversity Ecological traits Environmental heterogeneity Macro ecology Spatial structure Variation partitioning

It has been debated whether the community structure of an open system is more dependent on
environmental processes associated with niche explanations, or on spatial processes related to dispersal.
Their relative importance may differ among ta

Ficha NEW INSIGHTS IN THE TAXONOMY OF THE CERAMIUM SINICOLA COMPLEX: RESURRECTION OF CERAMIUM INTERRUPTUM (CERAMIACEAE, RHODOPHYTA)Tae Oh Cho, S. F. et. al.39775-788NOparcialmente sin ligaRodofitasCeramium; C. interruptum; C. sinicola; Ceramiales; morphology; phylogeny; Rhodophyta; rbcL; RUBISCO spacer; SSU rDNA; taxonomy

Phylogenetic relationships of the Ceramium sinicola complex (C. interruptum and C. sinicola) including C. codicola were studied using nucleotide sequences of rbcL and small subunit rDNA, and the RUBISCO space

Ficha CERAMIUM INKYUII SP. NOV. (CERAMIACEAE, RHODOPHYTA) FROM KOREA: A NEW SPECIES BASED ON MORPHOLOGICAL AND MOLECULAR EVIDENCETae Oh Cho and et. al.39236–247NOno completoRodofitasCeramium; C. inkyuii; Ceramiales; phylogeny; rbcL; Rhodophyta; SSU rDNA; taxonomy

Ceramium inkyuii sp. nov. is newly described based on samples collected from the east coast of Korea and compared with similar species such as C. paniculatum and C. tenerrimum. The new species is characterized by pseudo-dichotomously branched

Ficha NEW INSIGHTS IN THE TAXONOMY OF THE CERAMIUM SINICOLA COMPLEX: RESURRECTION OF CERAMIUM NTERRUPTUM (CERAMIACEAE, RHODOPHYTA)Tae Oh Cho and et. al.NORodofitas
Ficha Fungi in Oceans and EstuariesT.W. Johnson, Jr. and F.K. Sparrow, Jr.4ND3233no completoSin asignar
Ficha Influence of submarine springs and wastewater on nutrient dynamics of Caribbean seagrass meadowsT.J.B. Carruthers, B.I. van Tussenbroek, W.C. Dennison64191-199Nono completoGeneralnutrient sources; sewage; submarine springs; groundwater; eutrophication; Thalassia testudinum; d15N; nitrogen; phosphorus; iron; seagrass; conceptual diagrams

The east coast of the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico, consists of highly permeable limestone, such that surface flow and rivers are
absent in this region. Extensive underground cave systems connect sink holes (cenotes) to submarine springs (ojos de aqu

Ficha SUMMER GROWTH OF CZYORDARZA FLAGELLZFORMZS (O.F. Muell.) C. Ag.: PHYSIOLOGICAL STRATEGIES IN A NUTRIENT STRESSED ENVIRONMENTT.A. PROBYN and A.R.O. CHAPMAN73243-211Nono completoGeneral

The objective of this study was to determine the relative importance of mechanisms by which
Chordariu~~ge~~~rm~ (O.F. Muell.) C. Ag. maint~ns rapid summer growth in sea water of low nitrogen
content. Growth and nutrient uptake kinetic measure

Ficha Spatial and temporal distributions of epiphytic diatoms growing on Thalassia testudinum Banks ex Ko ̈nig: relationships to water qualityT.A. Frankovich and etal.569259–271Nono completoGeneraldiatoms, epiphytes, Florida Bay, NMDS, Thalassia testudinum, water quality

The spatial and temporal distributions of the epiphytic diatom flora on Thalassia testudinum was described
within the Florida Bay estuary and at one Atlantic site east of the Florida Keys over a 1-year period.
Species of the genus Mastogloia

Ficha Primary succession of coral-reef algae: Differing patterns on fished versus unfished reefsT. R. McClanahan21877-102NOno completoGeneral

Experimental coral plates were placed on four coral reefs to determine the effect that sea urchin and herbivorous fish grazing, and river sediments have on successional changes in algae. Algal functional-group composition,

Ficha Micro-Organisms In The Water Circuits Exposed To Radiation Of The Nuclear Reactor Budapest - Csillebe RcT. Hortobagyi and J. Vlgassy18151-160375no completoSin asignarBudapest, Hungría, Living micro-organisms have been demonstrated in the waters of the 2.5 MW research atomic reactor of Csillebére: in the secondary circuit, in the primary circuit and in the water of th e container for the storage of the burnt out fuel elements. Four demon
Ficha A CONSIDERATION OF THE " SPECIES PLAN- TARUM" OF LINN-SEUS AS A BASIS FOR THE STARTING-POINT OF THE NOMENCLATURE OF CRYPTOGAMS'T. G. FARLOW44Nono completoGeneral
Ficha Effect of Whey Wastes on Stabilization PondsT. E. Maloney, H. F. Ludwig, J. A. Harmon and L. McClintock321283-1299NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarEstanques de aguas residualesExperiments were carried out with pilot-plant sewage stabilization ponds to determine why full-scale sewage stabilization ponds, used in conjunction with a primary sewage treatment facility, were not operating in a satisfactory manner. Poor pond performan
Ficha Morphogenesis in Micrasterias I. Tip growthT. C. Lacalli3395-1151270no completoSin asignarMicrasterias rotataObservations on lobe growth in the lateral wings of the developing primary cell wall in the desmid Micrasterias rotata are reported and discussed. Patterns of incorporation of methyl-[3H]-methionine and C-1-[3H] glucose into the primary wall as revealed i
Ficha Morphogenesis in Micrasterias II. Patterns of morphogenesisT. C. Lacalli33117-1261271no completoSin asignarM. rotata, M. radiataThe final form of the polar lobe and lateral wings of developing semicells of M. rotata results from combined action of three growth processes: tip growth, branching and lobe broadening. Tip growth unaccompanied by branching or broadening occurs during no
Ficha A Review of the Marine Plants of PanamaSylvia A. Earle269-88NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha HIERARCHICAL SPATIAL STRUCTURE AND DISCRIMINANT ANALYSIS OF GENETIC DIVERSITY IN THE RED ALGA MAZZAELLA LAMINARIOIDES (GIGARTINALES, RHODOPHYTA)Sylvain Faugeronand et.al.37705-716NOno completoGeneralassignment test; seaweed dispersal; gene flow; Mazzaella laminarioides; population ge- netic structure; RAPD

Our study of the genetic structure of Mazzaella
laminarioides (Bory) Fredericq (Gigartinales) in the
central Chilean region documented a high level of

genetic diversity based on random amplified poly-
morphic DNA (RAPD) markers an

Ficha The Origin of Nitrogen Isotope Values in AlgaeSWART PETER K. and et. al.NOGeneral
Ficha Rocky-shore communities as indicators of water quality: A case study in the Northwestern MediterraneanSusana Pinedo et. al.55126-135NOno completoGeneralBioindicators; Quality assessment; Ecological status; Macroalgal communities; Water framework directive; Mediterranean sea

The collection of 152 samples from the upper sublittoral zone along the rocky coasts of Catalonia (Northwestern Mediterranean) was
carried out in 1999 in order to test the suitability of littoral communities to be used as indicators of water quali

Ficha Brown Algal Mastigonemes: Comparative UltrastructureSusan Loiseaux and John A. West89524-532778no completoSin asignar
Ficha Effects of unidirectional and oscillatory water flow on nitrogen fixation (acetylene reduction) in coral reef algal turfs, Kaneohe Bay, HawaiiSusan L. Williams, Robert C. Carpenter226293–316Nono completoGeneralAlgal turfs; Coral reefs; Hydrodynamics; Nitrogen fixation

Rates of acetylene reduction (nitrogenase activity) by algal turf communities from Kaneohe
Bay, Oahu, Hawaii, were measured as a function of increasing water flow speeds under
unidirectional and oscillatory flow regimes in an enclosed incubat

Ficha Lista de las macroalgas marinas cubanasSuarez A.M.2693-148NOno completoGenerallista de especies; macroalgas marinas; ASW, Cuba

En este trabajo, se hace un breve recorrido por el estudio de las macroalgas marinas en Cuba. Se hace la
revision de las colecciones y la bibliografía sobre ellas y se elabora una lista de todas las especies de
Rhodophyta, Phaeophyta y

Ficha Effects of herbivory, nutrient level, and introduced algae on the distribution and abundnace of the invasive macroalga Dictyosphaeria cavernosa in Kaneohe Bay, HawaiiStimson J. and et. al.19343-357NOno completoFeofitaCoral reef-Dictyosphaeria cavernosa- Herbivory-Macroalgae-Nutrients- Non-nativve- Phase shift

Ficha The origin of red algae: Implications for plastid evolutionSTILLER JOHN W. AND BENJAMIN D. HALL944520–4525NOCompletoRodofitas

The origin of the red algae has remained an enigma. Historically the Rhodophyta were classified first as plants and later as the most ancient eukaryotic organisms. Recent molecular studies have indicated simi

Ficha Vegetative growth rates of Pterocladia capillacea (Gelidiaceae, Rhodophyta). Stewart, J. G. 2785-923865no completoSin asignarAl though it has bcen shown car lier th at tha lli in sorne pop ulations u f Ptcrocludia capillace« gr ow slo wly ovc r periods 01' sc ve ra l years, an observ a rio n o f possibly more rap id gro wt l: in an intcrtidal habitat suggest c d that under cert
Ficha Seasonal abundance patterns of diatoms on Cladophora in Lake Huron. Stevenson, R. J., & Stoermer, E. F.8169-183NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarRocks bearing Cladophora were collected from May to November 1979 at two locations near Harbor Beach, Michigan, in Lake Huron to document seasonal patterns ofepiphytic diatom abundance and diatom proportion ofthe Cladophora-epiphyte assemblage biomass in
Ficha Fluid Mechanics of the Thallus of an Intertidal Red Alga, Halosaccion GlandiformeSteven Vogel and Catherine Loudon168161-1742689no completoSin asignarHalosaccion glandiformeThe elongate, ellipsoidal thalli of Halosaccion glandiforme (Gmei.) Rupr. are alternately exposed and immersed with tidal cycles. These sea water-filled thalli are penetrated, mainly in the distal third, by 5 to 15 pores. During emersion, water is lost by
Ficha THE EFFECT OF LIGHT INTENSITY AND LIGHT PERIOD ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THALLUS FORM IN THE MARINE RED ALGA PLEONOSPORIUM SQUARRULOSUM (HARVEY) ABBOTT (RHODOPHYTA: CERAMIALES). I. APICAL CELL DIVISION - MAIN AXESSTEVEN N. MURRAY and PETER S. DIXON1315-27Nono completoGeneral

An analysis and discussion of two mechanisms of apical cell division in filaments of Pleono-
sporium squarrulosum (Harvey) Abbott (Ceramiales) is given. It is suggested that the alternate,

oblique orientation of cross-wall formation during

Ficha Measuring Intertidal Wave ForcesStephen R. Palumbi81171-179NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarWave force; intertidal; wave measurement; exposure; fundamental nicheWave force is regarded widely to be an important determinant of distribution and abundance of shallow water, marine organisms, but is seldom measured in ecological studies. Here I describe a small, inexpensive device that measures forces due to wave actio
Ficha Effects of herbivory and nutrients on the early colonization of crustose coralline and fleshy algaeStephanie A. Belliveau*, Valerie J. Paul232105-114Nono completoGeneralAlgae · Coral reefs · Crustose coralline algae · Eutrophication · Herbivory

The persistence of phase shifts from coral-dominated to macroalgae-dominated commu-
nities following disturbances has been largely attributed to reduction of herbivores and eutrophication

on tropical coral reefs. The influence of reduced he

Ficha The caribbean's western-most algal ridges in Cozumel, MexicoSteneck R.S. and et. al.NOGeneral
Ficha Kelp forest ecosystems: biodiversity, stability, resilience and futureSteneck R.S. and et. al.NOKelp
Ficha Efecto de la temperatura sobre las tasas de fotosíntesis, crecimiento y calcificación del alga coralina de vida libre Lithophyllum margaritaeSteller DL and et. al.33441–456NOCompletoRodofitasrodolito, algas coralinas, calcificación, fotosíntesis, Lithophyllum margaritae.

Las praderas de rodolitos son la vegetación subacuática calcificante dominante en algunos ambientes costeros alrededor del mundo pero se cuenta con poca información cuantitativa acerca de su fisiolog&ia

Ficha The culture collection of algae at the university of Texas at AustinStarr R.47-100NOparcialmente completo con ligaCultivo
Ficha Isozymes in macroalgae (seaweeds): genetic differentiation, genetic variability and applications in systematicsSOSA PEDRO A. AND SANDRA C. LINDSTROM34427-442NOno completoGeneralallozymes, electrophoresis, genetic identity, genetic structure, genetic variability, isozymes, population genetics, seaweeds, systematics

Use of isozymes (including allozymes) in studies of population genetics and systematics of seaweeds has increased sufficiently in the last
decade to allow some generalization. Only a single locus has been observed for about half the enzymes analys

Ficha Genetic structure of natural populations of Gelidium species: A re-evaluation of resultsSosa P. A. and et. al.10279–284NOCompletoRodofitasCanary Islands, electrophoresis, F-statistics, Gelidium canariensis, Gelidium arbuscula, genetic distance, genetic structure, isozymes

Twenty-two loci were re-evaluated to assess genetic variation and differentiation in three natural populations (two from Gran Canaria and one from Tenerife) of Gelidium (G. canariensis and G. arbuscula). The new data using

Ficha A new species of Basicladia on Australian freshwater turtlesSophie C . Ducker157-1742768no completoSin asignarAustralia; Basicladia ramulosa1 . A new species of the genus Basicladia is described . It occurs on the Australian freshwater turtle, Chelodina longicollis (SHAW). 2 . This species differs from those hitherto described, because it has profusely branched upright filaments, hence the ch
Ficha Effect of nutrient enrichment on the source and composition of sediment organic carbon in tropical seagrass beds in the South China SeaSonglin Liu, et. al.110274-280NOno completoGeneralSeagrass bed Sediment organic carbon Source Composition Nutrient Microbial biomass carbon

To assess the effect of nutrient enrichment on the source and composition of sediment organic carbon (SOC) be-
neath Thalassia hemprichii and Enhalus acoroides in tropical seagrass beds, Xincun Bay, South China Sea, intertidal

sediment, pri

Ficha The red alga Porphyra dioica as a fish-feed ingredient for rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss): effects on growth, feed efficiency, and carcass compositionSoler-Vila Anna and et. al.21617–624NOno completoRodofitasRainbow trout . Feed ingredient . Seaweed . Porphyra dioica . Pigment

Porphyra dioica meal was added at levels of 5, 10 and 15% to a diet for rainbow trout formulated to be isonitrogenous and isolipidic. The control diet was a commercial trout diet without seaweed meal. The exp

Ficha BENTHIC DIATOM COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN BOREAL STREAMS. DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS ALONG ENVIRONMENTAL AND SPATIAL GRADIENTSSoininen Janne NOno completoFitoplancton

The past decade has seen growing appreciation of the role of regional influences in
determining the structure of local communities. An emerging view among ecologists is that
local community composition is controlled by acting of nested filter

Ficha Organismic determinants and their effect on growth and regeneration in Gracilaria gracilisSmit Albertus J. & John J. Bolton11293–299NOLiga perdidaRodofitasorganismic determinants, Gracilaria gracilis, Rhodophyta, regeneration, growth, mariculture

The growth of Gracilaria gracilis (Stackhouse) Steentoft, Irvine et Farnham was examined by studying the effect of organismic determinants such as thallus length, position along the thallus and branching. Knowledge of these

Ficha SEM-analysis of colonies of the cyanophyte Nodularia water bloom from Baltic Sea.Šmarda, J., Komárek, J., & Hübel, H.  319-3303770no completoSin asignarThe microcolon y structure of the cyanophytes Nodularia spumigena and Nodularia sp. forming blooms in the Baltic Sea, was studies by scanning electron microscopy. The morphnlogy of the dominant Nodularia filaments is described. Their colonies represent a
Ficha Contribuiç?o ao Estudo da Reproduç?o de Champia Minuscula (Rhodophyta-Rhodymeniales)Silvia Maria Pita de Beauclair Guimar?es217-411529no completoSin asignarThis papel describes the development of reproductive structures of Champia minuscula. Detailed informations about thallus organization, early stages and position of the procarp and also the development of the carposporophyte till maturity are given. Male
Ficha MACROALGAS FLOTANTES Y EPIFITAS ASOCIADAS CON Zostera marina L. EN BAHIA SAN QUINTIN (B.C., MEXJCO), DURANTE VERHNO-OTOÑO . 1982: BIOMASA Y COMPOSICION TAXONOMICASilvia E. Ibarra Obando, Raúl Aguilar Rosas1189-104Nono completoGeneral

De junio a diciembre de 1982 se tomaron muestras mensuales para la determinación de la
biomasa de las macroalgas flotantes y apífitas en una pradera dezostera murinaL. en Bahía Falsa,

San Quintin. Se instalaron tres tra

Ficha A reappraisal of the order Corallinales (Rhodophyceae). Silva, P. C., & Johansen, H. W. 23245-254NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha DRIFT AND EPIPHYTIC MACROALGAE ASSOCIATED WITH Zostera marina L. IN SAN QUINTIN BAY (B.C., MEXICO) DURING SUMMER-AUTUMN 1982: BIOMASS AND TAXONOMIC COMPOSITIONSilva E. Ibarra Obando and Raúl Aguilar Rosas1189-104NOno completoGeneral

From June to December 1982, monthly samples were taken to determine the biomass of drift and epiphytic macroalgae in a Zostera marina meadow, in Babia Falsa, San Quintin. Three transects were determined: -0.95 m. (1),

Ficha Predation, competition and prey communities: A review of field experimentsSih A. and et. al.NOKelp
Ficha Drachiella liaoii sp. nov., a new member of the Schizoserideae (Delesseriaceae, Rhodophyta) from Taiwan and the PhilippinesSHOWE-MEI LIN and et. al.3793-102NOno completoRodofitasCeramiales, Delesseriaceae, Drachiella liaoii sp. nov., LSU rDNA, Philippines, phylogeny, Rhodophyta, Schizoserideae, Taiwan

A new member of Delesseriaceae (Ceramiales, Rhodophyta) is described from Southern Taiwan and the Philippines. On the basis of comparative vegetative and reproductive morphology, and phylogenetic analysis inferred from nuclear-encoded large-subunit rib

Ficha Stressed, but not defenceless: no obvious inXuence of irradiation levels on antifeeding and antifouling defences of tropical macroalgaeShirin Appelhans Y. and et. al.1571151–1159NOno completoGeneral

The production of defence metabolites is
assumed to be costly in metabolic terms. If this holds true,
low-light stress should reduce the ability of seaweeds to

defend themselves chemically against herbivory and foul-
ing. We inves

Ficha Life history and molecular phylogenetic relationships of Asterocladon interjectum sp. nov. (Phaeophyceae)Shinya Uwai and et. al.40179-194NOparcialmente completo con ligaFeofitaanisogamy, Asterocladon interjectum, Asterocladon lobatum, Asterocladon rhodochortonoides, Asteronema, isomorphic life history, Phaeophyceae, pyrenoid, stellate chloroplast arrangement

A small prostrate filamentous brown alga, isolated from the warm temperate Pacific coast of Japan, was cultured to
investigate its life history, morphology, ultrastructure and molecular phylogenetic position. The isolate had an isomorphic,
di

Ficha New records of Gelidiella pannosa, Pterocladiella caerulescens and Pterocladiella caloglossoides (Rhodophyta, Gelidiales) from JapanShimada Satoshi and Michio Masuda4895–102NOno completoRodofitasGelidiales, Gelidiella pannosa, Japan, molec- ular phylogeny, morphology, Pterocladiella caerulescens, Pterocladiella caloglossoides, Rhodophyta, secondary rhizoidal attachment, SSU rDNA sequences.

Three gelidialean species, Gelidiella pannosa (Feldmann) Feldmann et Hamel, Pterocladiella caerulescens (Kützing) Santelices et Hommersand and Pterocladiella caloglossoides (Howe) Santelices, are newly report

Ficha Phylogenetic affinities of general Acanthopeltis and Yatabela (Gelidiales, Rhodophyta) inferres from molecular analysesShimada Satoshi and et. al.38528-540NOCompletoRodofitas

Ficha Two new species of Gelidium (Rhodophyta, Gelidiales), Gelidium tenuifolium and Gelidium koshikianum, from JapanShimada Satoshi and et. al.4837–46NOCompletoRodofitasGelidiales, Gelidium koshikianum sp. nov., Gelidium tenuifolium sp. nov., Japan, molecular phylogeny, morphology, rbcL gene, Rhodophyta, secondary rhizoidal attachment.

Two new marine red algae, Gelidium tenuifolium sp. nov. and Gelidium koshikianum sp. nov. (Gelidiales, Gelidiaceae) are described from Japan. Gelidium tenuifolium with large-sized thalli (up to 30 cm tall)&nb

Ficha Reassessment of the taxonomic status of Gelidium subfastigiatum (Gelidiales, Rhodophyta)Shimada S. and M. Masuda51271-278NOCompletoRodofitasGelidiales, Gelidium elegans, Gelidium sub- fastigiatum, ITS1 sequence, Japan, molecular phylogeny, morphology, Rhodophyta.

The taxonomic relationship between Gelidium elegans Kützing and Gelidium subfastigiatum Okamura, two morphologically similar species of the red algal genus Gelidium (Gelidiaceae) growing in the north-wes

Ficha First report of Gelidlella ligulata (Gelidiales, Rhodophyta) in JapanShimada Satoshi and Michio Masuda4797-100NOno completoRodofitasGelidiales, Geiidieiia indica, Geiidieiia iiguiata, Japan, morphology, Pacific, Rhodophyta, secondary rhizoidal attachment.

A gelidialean red alga that was newly found in Japanese waters is referred to as Gelidielia liguiata Dawson, It is characterized by erect lanceolate blades developing from a creeping axis that are relatively large in t

Ficha Taxonomy of the family Batrachospermaceae (Batrachospcrmalcs, Rhodophyta)Shigeru Kumano41253-2742805no completoSin asignarBatrachospermum; Batrachospermaceae; Rhodophyta; Nothocladus; Sirodotia; Tuomeya; taxonomy. In this review some reappraisals of the classification system of the family Batrachosper- maceae are introduced. An aspect of morphological relationships among the sections and the genera and a check list of the hitherto-described 104 taxa of the family B
Ficha The genus Chaetoceros (Bacillariophyta) from Peter the Great Bay, Sea of JapanShevchenko Olga G. and et. al.49236-258NOno completoFitoplanctonChaetoceros; diatoms; morphology; Sea of Japan.

Several studies in the Sea of Japan have dealt with the

taxonomy, morphology and ecology of Chaetoceros spe-
cies. In this study, a total of 33 Chaetoceros taxa was

recorded between 1991 and 2004 from the phytoplank-
ton of Pete

Ficha Seasonality of macroalgae and epilithic diatoms in spring-fed streams in Texas, USASherwood Alison R. & Robert G. Sheath39073–82NOno completoGeneraldiatoms, macroalgae, seasonality, springs, streams, Texas

A seasonal study of two spring-fed stream systems in south-central Texas was undertaken over a 15-month period
from June 1996 to September 1997. Relative abundance of the epilithic diatom flora, percent cover of macroalgae,

and several phys

Ficha SYSTEMATICS OF THE HILDENBRANDIALES (RHODOPHYTA): GENE SEQUENCE AND MORPHOMETRIC ANALYSES OF GLOBAL COLLECTIONSSherwood Alison R. and Robert G. Sheath39409-422NOCompletoRodofitas18S rRNA gene; Apophlaea; Hilden- brandia; Hildenbrandiales; morphometrics; rbcL gene; systematics

Fifty-seven collections of marine and freshwater Hildenbrandia from North America, South America, Europe, and Africa were compared with 21 type and historically important specimens using multivariate mor

Ficha A New Species of Paleocene Chimaeroid from CaliforniaShelton p. Applegate7427-30NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarCalifornia; Chimaeroid del Paleoceno A new species of Chimaeroid from the Paleocene of California is described which is the first New World record for the genus Ischyodus. The relationships of the present new species within the genus Ischyodus is discussed.
Ficha Size, survival and the potential for reproduction in transplants of Mazzaella splendens and M. linearis (Rhodophyta)Shaughnessy Frank J. and Robert E. DeWreede222109–118NOCompletoRodofitasBiomechanics · Common garden · Mazzaella splendens · Mazzaella linearis · Reproduction · Survivorship

Biomechanical models of red algae have been developed that make predictions about blade survivorship based on tissue strengths, drag coefficients, and blade surface areas. The first 2 objectives of the present fie

Ficha CONTRASTING PATTERNS OF ALLOMETRY AND REALIZED PLASTICITY IN THE SISTER SPECIES MAZZAELLA SPLENDENS AND MAZZAELLA LINEARIS (RHODOPOHYTA)Shaughnessy Frank J. 40846–856NOCompletoRodofitasallometry; genetic differentiation; Mazzaella; phenotypic plasticity; reproduction; survivorship

Phenotypic differences between the low wave exposure Mazzaella splendens (Setchell et Gardner) Hommersand and the high exposure Mazzaella linearis (Setchell et Gardner) Fredericq could be due to plasticity or gene

Ficha Seasonal Variation in Understory Kelp Bed Habitats of the Strait of Juan de FucaShaffer J. Anne NOKelp
Ficha Caracterización ficológica de la laguna de Bojórquez, Quintana Roo, Mexico.Serviere-Zaragoza, E., Collado-Vides, L. I. G. I. A., & González-González, J. 28126-1333753no completoSin asignarSe estudiaron las algas de la laguna de Bojórquez y áreas adyacentes. Se hicieron seis colectas en 14 estaciones, desde Mayo 1985 a Octubre 1986. Se identificaron 52 taxones que incluyen 28 especies de la división Chlorophyta, 22 de la Rhodophyta y 2 de l
Ficha Tissue nitrogen and phosphorus in seaweeds in a tropical eutrophic environment: What a long-term study tells usSergio O. Lourenço, et. al.18389-398NOno completoGeneraldissolved nutrients, seaweeds, trophic status, tissue nitrogen, tissue N:P ratio, tissue phosphorus

Percentages of nitrogen and phosphorus in 10 species of seaweeds (6 green and 4 red algae) were monitored from
1997 to 2004 by seasonal sampling in Guanabara Bay, South-eastern Brazil. The species did not show consistent
variations in tissue

Ficha El Sargazo Gigante (Macrocystis Pyrifera) y su Explotación en Baja CaliforniaSergio A. Guzmán del Próo, Sara de la Campa de Guzmán, José Luis Granados Gallegos.3215-491465no completoSin asignarBaja California, México; Macrocystis pyrifera1. A partir de fotografias aéreas de la costa occidental de Baja California, se elaboraron mapas que establecen la localizacion precisa de los mantos de "sargazo gigante" (Macrocystis pyrifera) en la peninsula de Baja California. Se confirma que el limite
Ficha Flora macroscópica asociada a los bancos de abulón (Haliotis spp.) en algunas áreas de la costa occidental de Baja Califonia.Sergio A. Guzmán del Prado, Sara de la Campa de Guzmán y Jorge Pineda Barrera257-2632806no completoSin asignarBaja California, México; algas rojas, algas pardas, algas verdes; El desarrollo de un programa de prospección abulonera en la costa occidental de Baja California, ha permitida hacer un estudio preliminar de la flora acompañante de las diversas especies de abulón (Haliotis spp.) que son explotadas regularmente en la zona
Ficha Sobre la actividad antibiótica de ciertas especies de algas del Mediterráneo. Serarols, M. D., Herna?dez, M. C., & Seoane, J. A. 13919-9273839no completoSin asignarThe study of algae antibiotic activity is on the complete increase, and there is bibliographic information about the activity of a great number of species that also live in our coasts. The purpose of the present work, is to open this li- ne of investigati
Ficha On the possibility of culturing Gelidium sesquipedale by vegetative propagation. Seoane-Camba, J. A.4859-68NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Sobre una rodofícea parásita de Gelidiáceas. Seoane Camba, J. A.13911-918NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Aportació al coneixement de les algues marines de les costes del País Valencià. Seoane Camba, J. A. 13767-775NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarIn this survey we present the first results about the seaweed flora in the area of Valencia. The plants, that we have succeeded in picking up and classify until this moment, come from sixteen places of the coast that we are studying, located between Penis
Ficha Proposals for Palisada poiteaui var. gemmifera comb. nov.and Palisada corallopsis comb. nov. (Rhodomelaceae,Rhodophyta)Sentíes Abel and Jhoana Díaz-Larrea5169–70NOLiga perdidaRodofitasCeramiales; Laurencia complex; nomenclatural proposals; Palisada.

Since Chondrophycus poiteaui var. gemmiferus and C. corallopsis fall within the new recently validated segregate genus Palisada K.W. Nam, two new nomenclatural combinations are proposed: Palisada poiteaui var. gem

Ficha CYANOPHYTA y CHLOROPHYTA Nuevas para la ArgentinaSebastian Guarrera y Guillermo Tell94-10194no completoSin asignarIn the present paper, four species of Cyanopbyta (Gloeocapsa magma, Lyngbya spiralis, Microcoleus acutissimus, Tolypothrix campylonenroides), and one species of Chlorophyta (Sphaeroplea africana) are studied. Also, the presence of the genus Tetracystis (C
Ficha ESTIMACION DEL EFECTO DE LA AUTOFERTILIZACION SOBRE LOS PARAMETROS REPRODUCTIVOS Y DE CRECIMIENTO EN LESSONIA NIGRESCENS BORY, 1825 (LAMINARIALES, PHAEOPHYCEAE), EN LABORATORIOSebastián Andrés Godoy Báezno completoFeofita

Las macroalgas pardas del orden Laminariales son un recurso natural
de alta importancia ecológica, económica y social. El ciclo de vida presenta
alternancias de estados, y su éxito reproductivo depende de factores bi&oacu

Ficha Demographic models to simulate the stable ratio between ecologically similar gametophytes and tetrasporophytes in populations of the Gigartinaceae (Rhodophyta)Scrosati Ricardo and Robert E. DeWreede47153–157NOCompletoRodofitasdemography, gametophyte, Gigartinaceae, matrix models, Rhodophyta, tetrasporophyte.

In populations of the Gigartinaceae (Rhodophyta), gametophytes often predominate numerically over tetrasporophytes. Several hypotheses have been proposed to explain this dominance, based on the usually implic

Ficha Effects of elevation, wave exposure, and year on the proportion of gametophytes and tetrasporophytes in Mazzaella parksii (Rhodophyta, Gigartinaceae) populationsScrosati Ricardo & Benita Mudge520199-205NOCompletoRodofitaselevation, gametophyte, Gigartinaceae, Mazzaella, tetrasporophyte, wave exposure

We investigated the effects of elevation, wave exposure, and year on the proportion of gametophytes and tetrasporophytes in populations of the intertidal red seaweed Mazzaella parksii (= M. cornucopiae, Gigartinaceae) 

Ficha Review of studies on biomass-density relationships (including self-thinning lines) in seaweeds: Main contributions and persisting misconceptionsScrosati Ricardo 53224–233NOno completoGeneralclonal, interspecific biomass-density rela- tionship, self-thinning rule, ultimate biomass-density line, unitary.

Ecological models relating biomass and density are
relatively simple to calculate and offer information
on, for example, the interactions among organisms
and size constraints. Biomass-density relationships
have mostly been studied f

Ficha Ramet dynamics for the clonal seaweed Pterocladiella capillacea (Rhodophyta): A comparasin with Chondrus crispus and with Mazzaella cornucopiae (Gigartinales)Scrosati R. and E. Servire-ZaragozaNORodofitas
Ficha Population structure and dynamics of the clonal alga Mazzaella cornucopiae (Rhodophyta, Gigartinaceae ) from Barkley Sound, Pacific Coast of CanadaScrosati R.41483-493NOCompletoRodofitas

Ficha Crowding in clonal seaweeds: Does self-thinning occur in Mastocarpus papillatus shortly before stand biomass peaks?Scrosati R.84233–238NOCompletoRodofitasClonal; Crowding; Gigartinales; Mastocarpus; Petrocelidaceae; Self-thinning; Size inequality

Fronds from crowded stands of clonal seaweeds, particularly those in which holdfasts are mostly perennial and are the major source of new fronds every year, are thought not to undergo self-thinning during the growth season,

Ficha Interannual variation of the abundance of Mazzaella cornucopiae (Rhodophyta, Gigartinales) from Pacific Canada in relation to changes in abiotic variablesScrosati R.13457–460NOCompletoRodofitasabiotic variables, carrageenophyte, Gigartinales, interannual variability, intertidal zone, Mazzaella cornucopiae, population dynamics, Rhodophyta

The seaweed Mazzaella cornucopiae (Postels & Ruprecht) Hommersand is common in rocky intertidal areas from Pacific Canada and is a potential economic resource. In both 1993 and 1994, the abundance of M. cornucopiae from

Ficha Morphological plasticity and apparent loss of apical dominance following the main apex in Pterocladiella capillacea (Rhodophyta, Gelidiales) frondsScrosati R.4196-98NOCompletoRodofitas

Ficha Mechanisms of recolonization of the clonal intertidal alga Mazzaella cornucopiae (Rhodophyta, Gigartinaceae) after disturbancesScrosati R.761717–1724NOCompletoRodofitasdemography, disturbance, Gigartinaceae, Mazzaella cornucopiae, mortality, recolonization, recruitment.

The recolonization of the clonal intertidal alga Mazzaella cornucopiae (Postels et Ruprecht) Hommersand is considered here, as part of a larger project on its population ecology. Recolonization in Barkley Sound, Pacific Can

Ficha Demography of gnenets of clonal red seaweeds: current limitations and solutions using genetic markers from experimental populationsScrosati R.NORodofitas
Ficha The relationship between stand biomass and frond density in the clonal alga Mazzaella cornucopiae (Rhodophyta, Gigartinaceae)Scrosati and et.al.259-265NOCompletoRodofitasbiomass-density relationship, Gigartinacaea, Mazzaella cornucopiae, seaweed, self-thinning

Ficha Dynamicsof the biomass-density relationship and frond biomass inequality for Mazzaella cornucopiae (Gigartinaceae, Rhodophyta): implications for the understanding of frond interactionsScroati R. and R. E. Dewreede36506-516NOLiga perdidaRodofitas

Ficha Persistence of gametophyte predominance in Chondrus crispus (Rhodophyta, Gigartinaceae) from Nova Scotia after 12 yearsScroasati R. & B. Mudge519215–218NOCompletoRodofitasChondrus, gametophyte, Gigartinaceae, G:T ratio, long-term study, tetrasporophyte

Gametophytes predominated clearly over tetrasporophytes in an intertidal population of Chondrus crispus at Tor Bay (Nova Scotia, Canada) in the summer of 1991. Since this species is perennial and the rocky substrate is stab

Ficha Notes on the marine algae of the Bermudas. 7. Additions to the flora including Chondracanthus saundersii sp. nov. (Rhodophyta, Gigartinaceae)based on rbcL sequence analysisSCHNEIDER CRAIG W. AND CHRISTOPHER E. LANE4472–83NOLiga perdidaRodofitas

Ten species are added to the benthic marine algal flora of the Bermuda islands: Caulerpella ambigua, Champia salicornioides, Chondracanthus saundersii sp. nov., Dictyota pinnatifida, Gelidiella lubrica, Gelidiopsis planicau

Ficha A synoptic review of the classification of red algal genera a half century after Kylin’s ‘‘Die Gattungen der Rhodophyceen’’Schneider Craig W. and Michael J. Wynne50197–249NOCompletoRodofitasclassification; genera; Kylin; red algae; Rhodoplantae.

Classification of the red algae (Rhodoplantae) has undergone significant change since the seminal work of Harald Kylin, ‘‘Die Gattungen der Rhodophyceen,’’ a half century ago. The number of

Ficha CEVA.Schereiber, M. & Cavaloc, E.NDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Water quality in the Great Barrier Reef region: responses of mangrove, seagrass and macroalgal communitiesSchaffelke Britta and et. al.51279-296NOno completoGeneralPollution; Mangroves; Seagrass; Macroalgae; Nutrients; Herbicides

Marine plants colonise several interconnected ecosystems in the Great Barrier Reef region including tidal wetlands, seagrass
meadows and coral reefs. Water quality in some coastal areas is declining from human activities. Losses of mangrove and ot

Ficha Assessing red algal supraordinal diversity and taxonomy in the context of contemporary systematic dataSaunders Gary W. and Max H. Hommersand911494-1507NOLiga perdidaRodofitasBangiophyceae; Compsopogonophyceae; Cyanidiophyta; Eurhodophytina; Florideophyceae; Metarhodophytina; Rhodophyta; Rhodoplantae.

The wondrously diverse eukaryotes that constitute the red algae have been the focus of numerous recent molecular surveys and remain a rich source of undescribed and little known species for the traditional taxonomist. Molec

Ficha Small-subunit rDNA sequences from representatives of selected families of the Gigartinales and Rhodymeniales (Rhodophyta). 3. Delineating the Gigartinales sensu strictoSaunders Gary W. and et. al.8243–74NOCompletoRodofitasCorynocystaceae, Cryptonemiales, Florideophyceae, Gigartinales, Rhodymeniales, systematics.

Nuclear small-subunit ribosomal DNA sequences were determined for 65 members of the Gigartinales and related orders. With representatives of 15 families of the Gigartinales sensu Kraft and Robins included for the first

Ficha A chronicle of the convoluted systematics of the red algal orders Palmariales and Rhodymeniales (Florideophyceae, Rhodophyta)SAUNDERS GARY W. ene-16NOCompletoRodofitasAcrochaetiales, Camontagnea, Florideophyceae, Meiodiscus, Palmaria, Palmariaceae, Palmariales, phylogeny, Rhodophysema, Rhodophysemataceae, Rhodophyta, Rhodothamniella, Rhodothamniellaceae, systematics
Ficha Late Hauterivian coralline algae (Rhodophyta, Corallinales) from the Iberian Chain (E Spain). Taxonomy and the evolution of multisporangial reproductive structuresSara Tomás, Julio Aguirre, Juan C. Braga, Carles Martín-Closas5379-95NOCompletoGeneralHauterivian . Corallines . Rhodophyta . Maestrat Basin . Phylogeny . Taxonomy

Upper Hauterivian reefal carbonates of the Llacova Formation (Maestrat Basin, Iberian Chain, E Spain) contain Sporolithon phylloideum (Bucur and Dragastan) Tomas, Aguirre, Braga and Mart ? ??n-Closas comb. no

Ficha Population modelling of Gelidium sesquipedale (Rhodophyta, Gelidiales)Santos R. & M. Nyman10261–272NOCompletoRodofitasGelidium sesquipedale, population models, demography, population growth rate, elasticity analysis, projection matrix model, Stella model

A matrix population model of Gelidium sesquipedale, a commercial agarophyte from the Northeast Atlantic, was developed based on demographic data obtained during two years in a commercial stand of Cape Espichel, Portugal. G.

Ficha SIZE INCREMENTS DUE TO INTERINDIVIDUAL FUSIONS: HOW MUCH AND FOR HOW LONG?Santelices, B., Alvarado, J. L., & Flores, V. 46685-692NOLiga perdidaRodofitasaxis differentiation; coalescence; Gracilaria; growth after fusion; interindividual fusions; marginal meristem; Mazzaella

Size increments following interindividual fusions appear as a general benefit for organisms, such as coalescing seaweeds and modular invertebrates, with the capacity to fuse with conspecifics. Using sporeling

Ficha Water movement and seasonal algal growth in Hawaii. Santelices, B.43225-2353858no completoSin asignarThe biomass distribution of frondose algae on a Hawaiian reef varied from a period of minimum biomass (635 g wet weight m-2) during July-September to a period of maximum biomass (1,554 g m-2) during February-May. The pattern of variation had no significan
Ficha Patterns of organizations of intertidal and shallow subtidal vegetation in wave exposed habitats of central Chile. Santelices, B. 19235-57NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarWave-exposed rocky intertidal habitats of central Chile exhibit zonation of algal morphologies rather than strict patterns of species zonation. In low shore areas, there is a vertical sequence of perennial belts of calcareous crusts, kelp-like forms and e
Ficha Contact responses between spores and sporelings of different species, karyological phases and cystocarps of coalescing RhodophytaSantelices Bernabe and et. al.143381–392NOCompletoRodofitas

Coalescence is a well documented event in many red algal orders. However, it is as yet unknown if genetic compatibility and phylogenetic relationships could be factors limiting coalescence. Using controlled&n

Ficha Competitive algal community organization in exposed intertidal habitats from central ChileSantelices Bernabé and et. al.6267-276NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneral

Measurements of cover in the field indicate that most of the lower intertidal wave-
exposed habitats of Central Chile are dominated by the colonial, non-calcareous, crustose chlorophyte

Codjum d~rnorphum. Summer bleaching of the C. dimorphu

Ficha Banks of microscopic forms and survival to darkness of propagules and microscopic stages of macroalgaeSantelices Bernabe and et. al.75547-555NOno completoGeneralbenthic algae, dark tolerance, germination, growth, microscopic forms.

Previous studies have found that the number of species conforming a bank of microscopic forms in tide pools in central
Chile accounted only for half the number of species present in the macroscopic vegetation around the pools. An
elemental co

Ficha A bank of microscopic forms on disturbed boulders and stones in tide poolsSantelices Bernabé and et. al.129215-228NOno completoGeneralBanks of microscopic forms - Disturbance - Diversity - Seaweed - Species-area relationship

Disturbed marine habitats contain banks of microscopic forms that develop into macro-
scopic vegetation under adequate conditions. This study examined seasonal species turnover, time-
space community development and species-area relationships

Ficha The fate of overgrown germlings in coalescing RhodophytaSantelices Bernabe and et. al.43dic-18NOCompletoRodofitas

The overgrowth of young sporelings by older and larger thalli is often assumed to result in death of the overgrown individual. However, if sporelings and larger conspecifics are able to coalesce, the fate of the overgr

Ficha The effects of coalescence on survival and development of Mazzaella laminarioides (Rhodophyta, Gigartinales)Santelices Bernabé and et. al.23395–400NOCompletoRodofitasCoalescence . Cluster of initials . Erect axis formation . Growth long-term effects. Mazzaella . Survival

The potential benefits associated with coalescence in red algae have been best documented with early stages of development. In this study, we report on the effects of the original number of spores on branching and

Ficha Field testing of inter- and intraspecific coalescence among mid-intertidal red algaeSantelices Bernabé and et. al.25091–103NOCompletoRodofitasChimerism · Coalescence · Competition · Algae shape · Intertidal habitats · Mazzaella · Nothogenia · Red seaweeds

Although spores, sporelings and juveniles of many ecologically important and competitively dominant seaweed species inhabiting intertidal and shallow subtidal habitats may coalesce, it is unknown whether coalescence am

Ficha RECENT ADVANCES IN FERTILIZATION ECOLOGY OF MACROALGAESantelices Bernabé 3804-octNOno completoCultivobroadcasters; brooders; gene flow; fertilization frequency; massive gamete release; sea- weeds; polyspermy blocks; sperm competition; win- dow of opportunity

Our understanding of natural patterns of fertiliza-
tion in seaweeds has increased substantially over the

last 10 years due to new approaches and methods to

characterize the nature and frequency of fertiliza-
tion processes in s

Ficha A comparison of ecological responses among aclonal (unitary), clonal and coalescing macroalgae Santelices Bernabe 30031– 64NOno completoGeneralAclonal seaweeds; Body size; Clonal seaweeds; Coalescing seaweeds; Chimerism; Competition; Ecological responses; Herbivory

Based on growth patterns, regeneration capabilities and genetic make up, benthic macroalgae
include three groups of species. Similar to land plants, they include clonal and aclonal species, and,
similar to colonial aquatic animals, seaweeds a

Ficha Isabella Aiona Abbott (obituario)Santelices BernabeNOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneral
Ficha Mosaicism and chimerism as components of intraorganismal genetic heterogeneitySantelices Bernabe 171187–1188NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneral
Ficha Taxonomic review of the species of Pterocladia (Gelidiales, Rhodophyta)Santelices Bernabe10237–252NOCompletoRodofitasGelidiella, Gelidium, Pterocladia, Pterocladiella, taxonomy

Segregating Pterocladiella from Pterocladia stimulated new taxonomic studies of the species originally assigned to Pterocladia. A total of 28 species are ascribed to the genus, one of them with doubts. Thirteen of the 27 na

Ficha Implications of clonal and chimeric-type thallus organization on seaweed farming and harvestingSantelices Bernabe 13153–160NOno completoGeneralclones, coalescence, harvesting, farming, seaweeds

Clonal seaweeds are capable of regrowing from thallus fragments, while unitary seaweeds lack this capacity. This
capability determines significant differences in the farming and harvesting models to be applied to the two types
of algae. Farmi

Ficha Parviphycus, a new genus in the Gelidiellaceae (Gelidiales, Rhodophyta)Santelices Bernabe25313-326NOCompletoRodofitasAlgae, Gelidiales, Gelidiellacaea, pannosa-type stichidia, Parviphycus, Rhodophyta

Ficha The discovery ofkelp forests in deep-water habitats oftropical regionsSantelices BernabeNOKelp
Ficha Intra-elonal variation in the red seaweed Gracilaria chilensisSantelices B.& D. Varela116543-552NOparcialmente completo con ligaRodofitas

The phenotypic plasticity often found in seaweed populations has been explained only from the perspective of inter-population or inter-individual differences. However, many seaweeds grow and propagate by fragmentation of ge

Ficha A harvesting strategy for Iridaea Laminarioides in central ChileSantelices B. and R. Norambuena329-3332637CompletoRodofitasseaweed, Iridaea, harvesting, Iridaea prodiction, carrageenan production
Ficha DEMOGRAPHIC CONSEQUENCES OF COALESCENCE IN SPORELING POPULATIONS OF MAZZAELLA LAMINARIOIDES (GIGARTINALES, RHODOPHYTASantelices B. and J.L. AlvaradoNOparcialmente completo con ligaRodofitas
Ficha Recruitment, growth and survival of Lessonia nigrescens (Phaeophyta) at various tidal levels in exposed habitats of central ChileSantelices B. and F.P. Ojeda1973-82NOparcialmente completo con ligaFeofita

Mortality effects of ecological factors have generally not been tested in field population
studies of benthic algae. We first measured recruitment, growth and survival of the low-intertidal/
shallow-subtidal Lessonia nigrescens at 4 tidal lev

Ficha CONVERGENT BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES IN COALESCING RHODOPHYTASantelices B. and et. al.351127–1149NOCompletoRodofitasAhnfeltiopsis; chimeric individuals; Chondrus; coalescing Rhodophyta; Gracilaria; Mazzaella; Sarcothalia; sporeling coalescence

Sporeling coalescence in Gracilaria chilensis Bird, McLachlan et Oliveira produces genetically polymorphic, chimeric individuals. If this is common in red algae, it may have significant biological consequences. In

Ficha Sporeling coalescence and intraclonal variation in Gracilaria chilensis (Gracilariales, Rhodophyta)Santelices B. and et. al.NORodofitas
Ficha Group recruitment and early survival of Mazzaella laminarioidesSantelices B. and D. Aedo18583–589NOLiga perdidaRodofitascoalescence, recruitment, Mazzaella, Ca++, spore abundance

Several phycocolloid-producing Rhodophyta of significant economic importance are coalescing species, able to fuse with conspecifics during recruitment, reach larger sizes and increase their survival. In these species spores

Ficha Causes and implications of intra-clonal variation in Graciaria chilensis (Rhodophyta)Santelices B. , D. Aedo & D. Varela7283-290NOno completoRodofitasintra-clonal variation, Gracilaria, spore coalescence, strain selection

Strain selection studies in Gracilaria chilensis detected significant levels of intra-clonal variation. These findings motivated more detailed studies on the causes and implications of intra-clonal variation in these and ot

Ficha Persistence of intraclonal variation in Gracilaria chilensis Bird, McLachlan & Oliveira (Gracilariales, Rhodophyta) through successive generations of cuttingsSantelices B. & A. Gonzalez75-80NOno completoRodofitasgeneration of cuttings, genetic instability, Graciñaria, intraclonal variation, somaclonal variation

Ficha A conceptual framework for marine agronomySantelices B. 15-23NOno completoCultivoagronomic ordination, farming productivity, multi-step farming, seaweeds, site fertility

Between the late 1960s and the early 1980s, several generations of phycologists in Hawaii and the Philippines, as-
sociated with M. S. Doty, contributed to developing a new approach, and to advance concepts in marine agronomy.

This study re

Ficha Mecanismo estructurados de comunidades de algas intermareales. Estudio de caso en Chile continentalSantelices B. NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneral
Ficha How many kinds of individual are there?Santelices B.14152-155NOno completoGeneral

The concept of the individual links population biology with darwinian selection.
In spite of its importance, the concept is used with great ambiguity.
Confusions seemingly stem from a limited analysis of the variability found in attributes

Ficha Advances in the study intraclonal variation in Gracilaria chilensis (Rhodophyta)Santelices B. 4239-44NOCompletoRodofitasIntra-clonal variation, Gracilaria, sporeling coalescence, genetic variability, chimeric tissues.

The search for causes of intra-clonalvariation in Gracilaria chilensis has lead to studying the effects of physiological and development factors, pathogenic infections, genetic instability and sporeling coalescence on this

Ficha A dichotomous species of Codium (Bryopsidales, Chlorophyta) is colonizing northern ChileSantelices77293-304NOno completoClorofitaCodium, introduced species, Chlorophyta, seaweed, northern Chile.

In late 2001 and early 2002, a dichotomous species of Codium appeared colonizing the low intertidal and
shallow subtidal bottoms of Caldera Bay, northern Chile (27o03’ S, 70o51’ W). Due to the ecological and
economic impact the sp

Ficha Field testing of seaweed-pom relations: algae get a dustingSantelicesNOparcialmente completo con ligaFeofita
Ficha Centrocerocolax ubatubensis Joly (Ceramiacea, Rhodophyta): A new reported parasitic form the Canary Islands.Sansón, M., Gil-Rodríguez, M. C. & Wildpret De la Torre, W.1151-154NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarCentrocerocolax ubatubensis Joly (Ceramiaceae, Rhodophyta): una nueva especie parásita de las Islas Canarias. Centrocerocolax ubatubensis Joly, una especie parásita de la familia Ceramiaceae (Rhodophyto) es citada por primera vez para el Atlántico Orienta
Ficha Datos sobre la colonización de sustratos rocosos intermareales en Las Caletillas (Tenerife, Islas Canarias).Sanson, M., Chacana, M., & Gil-Rodríguez, M. C. 1919 A 27NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarSe aportan datos sobre la colonización de superficies denudadas en la zona intermareal de Las Caletillas (S de Tenerife) yse describe la secuencia se especies instaladas en ellas a lo largo de un año y medio de estudio. Los experimentos se realizaron en l
Ficha Considerations on the genus Callithamnion (Ceramiaceae, Rhodophyta) in the Canary Islands. Sansón, M., & Gil-Rodríguez, M. C. 159139-1423898no completoSin asignarAfter a critical revision of the records of the Callithamnion species from the Canary Islands as well as the study of new material, the presence of six species of this genus is confirmed: C. byssoides, C. corymbosum, C. decompositum, C. hookeri, C. tetrag
Ficha Usefulness of tissue nitrogen content and macroalgal community structure as indicators of water eutrophicationSangil Kim et. al.261149-1158NOno completoGeneralCommunity structure . Macroalgae . Nutrient enrichment . Sewage effluent . Tissue nitrogen content

We tested the hypothesis that the community
structure and biochemical composition of macroalgae reflect
the degree of nutrient concentrations in the water column.
Benthic community structure and tissue nitrogen (N) content
of macroa

Ficha Bottom–up and cascading top–down control of macroalgae along a depth gradientSamuli Korpinen, Veijo Jormalainen, Tuija Honkanen34352–63Nono completoGeneralBaltic Sea; Eutrophication; Fish predation; Herbivory; Macroalgal control; Trophic cascade

On marine rocky shores, macroalgal herbivory is often intense, such that the cascading effects of fish predation may contribute
to the control of algal communities. To estimate the magnitudes of top–down and bottom–up control on a macr

Ficha Identificação e Importância dos Principais Gêneros de Algas de interêsse para o Tratamento de Àguas e EsgotosSamuel Murgel Branco, Wilma Cardinale Branco, Helena A. Dos Santos Lima, Maria Therezinha Martinsmar-59NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Dados sôbre a variaçào do nivel do Plâncton, causada pelas alteraçòes de temperatura e viscosidade da àguaSAMUEL M RGEL BRANCO2145-4624no completoSin asignar
Ficha CULTIVO DE OSTIONES Y MACROALGAS, EN BAHÍA INGLESA Y CALETA MORASalinas Blanco René HoracioNOCultivo
Ficha Cultivo de Macroalgas en Bahía Inglesa, III RegiónSalinas Blanco Rene HoracioNOCultivo
Ficha Cultivo de macroalga en Caleta Mora III RegiónSalinas Blanco R. H. NOSin asignar
Ficha Community-wide distribution of predator–prey interaction strength in kelp forestsSala Enric and Michael H. GrahamNOKelp
Ficha morphology, molecular phylogeny and taxonomy of Nitella comptonii (Charales, Characeae)Sakayama et. al.45417-421NOparcialmente completo con ligaClorofitaAtpB gene; charales; charophyceae; internal transcribed spacer region; Japanesse taxa; Morphology; Nitella; comptonii; Oospores; psaBgene, rbcL gene, scanning electron microscopy, Taxonomy
Ficha The role of the secondary attachment disc in the vegetative propagation of Chondracanthus chamissoi (Gigartinales; Rhodophyta)Saez Felipe and et. al.01-marNOCompletoRodofitasCarrageenan; Chile; Chondracanthus chamissoi; Propagule; Seaweed; Vegetative propagation

The reattachment and vegetative growth of tetrasporophytic and cystocarpic fronds of Chondracanthus chamissoi by means of secondary attachment discs was evaluated in vitro. Our results show that both the reattachment of fro

Ficha Discos secundarios de crecimiento C. chamisoiSaez and et. al.0NORodofitas
Ficha Culture studies of Dictyosphaeria (Chlorophyceae, Siphonocladales) II. Morphological analysis of segregative cell division in Dictyosphaeria cavernosaSachito Enomoto, Terumitsu Hori, and Kazuo Okuda103-112NOLiga perdidaSin asignarChlorophyceae ; coenocyte ; Dictyosphaeria cavernosa ; segregative cell division; Siphonocladales.The entire process of " segregative cell division " characteristic of the siphonocladalean algae was followed in the laboratory cultured material of the coenocytic marine green alga Dictyosphaeria cavernosa. Cell divisions both in the unicellular vesicles
Ficha Culture studies of Dictyosphaeria (Chlorophyceae, Siphonocladales) I. Life history and morphogenesis of Dictyosphaeria cavernosaSachito Enomoto and Kazuo Okuda225-236NOLiga perdidaSin asignarChlorophyceae; Dictyosphaeria cavernosa; life history, morphogenesis; reproduction; Siphonocladales ; Valoniaceae.The life history of the marine green alga Dictyosphaeria cavernosa (FORSSK.) BOERGESEN from the southwestern part of Japan was studied by laboratory culture experiments and field observation. Plants from the field kept in sterilized sea water produced rep
Ficha Culture studies on artificially induced aplanospores and their development in the marine alga Boergesenia forbesii (Harvey) Feldmann (Chlorophyceae, Siphonocladales)SACHITO ENOMOTO AND HIROYUKI HIROSE119-122NOLiga perdidaSin asignarWhen the vegetative thallus of the gigantic unicellular marine alga, Boergesenia forbesii, is either placed in concentrated sea-water (X2.0) or subjected to mechanical stimulation (pinching with a pincette or probing with a fine glass needle), its protopl
Ficha On the Life-History of A.nacdyomene wrightii with Special Reference to the Reproduction, Development, and Cytological SequencesSachito Enomoto and Hiroyuki Hirose270-280NOLiga perdidaSin asignarThe sexual and asexual reproduction, development and cytology of a marine alga, Anadyomene wrightii have been studied by culture experiments. The plants produced and liberated swarmers at 23°, 2500 lux, 14 hr light, 10 hr dark condition. There are three t
Ficha A Plastid of Probable Green Algal Origin in Apicomplexan ParasitesSabine Köhler et. al.2751485-1489NOno completoGeneral

Protozoan parasites of the phylum Apicomplexa contain three genetic elements: the nuclear and mitochondrial genomes characteristic of virtually all eukaryotic cells and a 35-kilobase circular extrachromosomal DNA.

Ficha A New Approach for Detecting and Mappaing Sewage ImpactsS.D. Cstanzo and et. all.42149-156Nono completoGeneralBioindicator; enviromental impact; isotopes; nutrients; pollution monitoring; sewage.

Ficha Presencia de Porphiridium Cruentium (Smith y Sowerby) Näg. en ArgentinaS.A. GuarreraND55no completoSin asignar
Ficha PHOTOSYNTHETIC PIGMENTS OF SYMBIOTIC DINOFLAGEL LATES (ZOOXANTHELLAE) FROM CORALS AND CLAMSS. W. JEFFREY AND F. T. HAXONono completoGeneral

1. The photosynthetic pigments of the brown symbiotic algae (zooxanthellae)
isolated from five triclacnid clams and nine corals were found to be identical
with the pigments of the dinoflagellate Ainphidinium. Identifications were car ned out

Ficha Field determination of the critical nutrient concentrations for cladophora in streams and their importance in waste load managementS. L. Wong and B. ClarkNono completoGeneral

Many streams in Southern Ontario are seriously infested with
excessive seasonal growth of aquatic plants such as Cladophora and
Potamogeton. A direct relationship, with a regression coefficient
of 0.87, was observed between ambient P con

Ficha EFFECTS OF NUTRIENTS, HERBIVORY, AND DEPTH ON THE MACROALGAL COMMUNITY IN THE ROCKY SUBLITTORALS. KORPINEN, V. JORMALAINEN, AND T. HONKANEN88839–852Nono completoGeneralBaltic Sea; bottom-up; community control; depth gradient; eutrophication; Fucus vesiculosus; macroalgal colonization; macroalgal consumption; nutrient enrichment; sublittoral herbivory; top-down.

We studied the interacting roles of nutrient availability and herbivory in
determining the macroalgal community in a rocky littoral environment. We conducted a
factorial field experiment where we manipulated nutrient levels and herbivory at t

Ficha A Checklist of the Seaweeds of the Mediterranean and Atlantic Coasts of Morocco. IV. Rhodophyceae – CeramialesS. Benhikssoune et. al.4655-68NOLiga perdidaGeneral

A checklist of Moroccan Ceramiales (Rhodophyceae), based on both literature records and some original data, is presented. The distribution of each taxon for this region (12 Mediterranean and 26 Atlantic localities)&nbs

Ficha Effect of water motion on the cultivation of the economic seaweed Gracilaria parvispora (Rhodophyta) on Molokai, HawaiiRyder Erin and et. al.238207–219NOCompletoRodofitasSeaweed; Gracilaria; Water motion; Spores; Molokai

A cage culture system was previously developed for the red alga Gracilaria parvispora Abbott on Molokai, HI; however, yields have shown marked variation, even among cages with identical stocking rates and fertiliz

Ficha Classes, Collections, and IndividualsRuth Barcan Marcus11227-2322761no completoSin asignar
Ficha Virus-Like Particles and Nuclear Inclusions in The Red Alga Porphyridium Purpureum (Bory) Drew et RossRussell L. Chapmun and Norm a J. Lang9117-1221487no completoSin asignarPorphyridium purpureumUltrastructural examination of the unicellular red alga Porphyridium purpureum has revealed cytoplasmic and nuclear inclusions termed concentrrosomes. These bodies are morphologically distinct from the irregular membranous inclusions previously reported b
Ficha Grazer biomass correlates more strongly with production than with biomass of algal turfs on a coral reefRuss G.R. 22 63–67NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneralAlgal turfs - Biomass - Coral reefs - Grazers - Production

The biomass of large herbivorous grazing fish
on the shallow reef crest of Myrmidon Reef, Great
Barrier Reef, is 7.0 times that on the reef slope (15 m
depth), and 2.3 times that on the reef flat. Biomass of
algal turfs on the crest

Ficha Intraspecific reproductive variation in Gelidium pusillum (Stackh.) Le Jol. (Gelidiales, Rhodophyta) from EuropeRueness Jan & Stein Fredriksen10253–260NOCompletoRodofitasGelidium, reproductive biology, chromosome number, life history, female sterility, sporeling survival

Interfertility has been demonstrated in vitro between isolates of G. pusillum from Norway, France and the British Isles, but anomalies in reproductive behaviour were observed in the two Norwegian isolates. In one of th

Ficha How to turn inside outRüdiger Schmitt and Manfred Sumper424499-500NOno completoGeneral

The discovery that a molecular motor of the kinesin family is involved in turning a multicellular green alga inside out might have implications for similar events in animal development.

Ficha Species of Nostoc Vaucher Occurring in the Sonoran Desert in ArizonaRoy E. Cameron81379-384NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarDesierto de Sonora, Arizona; N. ellipsosporum Rabenh., N. microscopicum Carm., N. muscorum Ag., N. parmelioides Kuetz., N. pruniforme (L.) Ag. Y N. verrucosum (L.) VauchSeven species of Nostoc Vauch. were found in the area of the Sonoran Desert in Arizona. These included Nostoc commune Vauch., N. ellipsosporum Rabenh., N. microscopicum Carm., N. muscorum Ag., N. parmelioides Kuetz., N. pruniforme (L.) Ag., and N. verruco
Ficha Some aspects of the origin of diatoms and their subsequent evolution. Round, F. E.14483-486NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha The taxonomy of the Chlorophyta. II, BritishRound F.E.6235-264NOno completoClorofita

The taxonomy of all the algal groups possessing both chlorophyll a and b is discussed for the
levels above that of the family. Much of the discussion is related to previously conceived taxa
but some new combinations are proposed. The subdivis

Ficha The taxonomy of the Chlorophyta, British Round F.E. NOClorofita
Ficha EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE AND GRAZING ON GROWTH AND REPRODUCTION OF FLOATING MACROCYSTIS SPP. (PHAEOPHYCEAE) ALONG A LATITUDINAL GRADIENT1Rothausler Eva and et. al.45547-559NOno completoFeofitaChile; detachment; floating; graz- ing; growth; macroalgae; Macrocystis; rafting; reproduction; temperature

Macroalgal rafts frequently occur floating in
coastal waters of temperate regions of the world’s

oceans. These rafts are considered important dis-
persal vehicles for associated organisms with direct

development. However,

Ficha Rotating Algal Turf Contactor SimulatorRotating Algal Turf Contactor Simulator0NOCultivo
Ficha Turf algal/sediment (TAS) mats: A chronic stressor on scleractinian corals in akumal, MRoshan E.A.R.NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneral
Ficha Index to the Brazilian Cryptogamic LiteratureRosa Maria Teixeira Bicudo – Carlos Eduardo de Mattos Bicudo5125-129NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Bioprocess engineering of cell and tissue cultures for marine seaweedsRorrer a Gregory L. and Donald P. Cheney32nov-41NOparcialmente completo con ligaCultivoCell and tissue culture; Macroalgae; Photobioreactor

Seaweeds are a rich source of valuable compounds including food additives and biomedicinals. The
bioprocess engineering of marine macroalgae or “seaweeds” for the production of these compounds
is an emerging area of marine biotech

Ficha Growth of the commercial carrageenophyte Sarcothalia crispata (Rhodophyta, Gigartinales) on suspended culture in central ChileRomo Hector and et. al.13229–234NOCompletoRodofitascarrageenophyte, Chile, field culture, germlings, growth, in vitro culture, irradiance, Sarcothalia crispata, temperature

Laboratory and field studies on growth of Sarcothalia crispata, which is one of the most important carrageen ophytes of Chile, were made in to assess its viability and growth in a system of suspended culture. In vitro&

Ficha Culture of Gigartina skottsbergii (Rhodophyta) in southern Chile. A pilot scale approachRomo Hector and et. al.18307-314NOCompletoRodofitascarrageenophyte, cultivation, Gigartina, growth, Rhodophyta

In the last 10 years studies on the management and exploitation of Chilean carrageenophytes have proliferated in response to the increasing development of the local processing industry. One of the most important sources of

Ficha Culture of Gigartina skottsbergii (Rodophyta) in southern Chile. A pilot sacle approachRomo Hector and et. Al.NOCultivo
Ficha Frond Size Distributions and the Effects of the Algal Canopy on the Behaviour of Ascophyllum Nodosum(L.) Le JolisRoger Cousens92231-2492630no completoSin asignarPopulation; behaviour; canopy; laterals; initiation; mortality; growth; light; AscophyllumStand sampling, field and laboratory experiments were conducted in order to examine the relationship between stand structure and individual frond behaviour in Ascophyllum nodosum (L.) Le Jolis. Size-frequency distributions were found to be extremely skewe
Ficha Chara connivens Salzm. ex Braun, un nuevo taxón para la flora ficológica de las Islas Canarias.Rodríguez, M. C. G., Tejera, E. B., & Wildpret De la Torre, W.1151-56NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarIn this paper the finding of a new taxon of the genus Chara L. Em. Ag., A.Br., C. Connivens Salzm. & Braun, in the islands of tenerife and Lanzarote, is announced.
Ficha The epiphyte community of mangrove roots in a tropical estuary: distribution and biomass. Rodriguez, C., & Stoner, A. W. 36117-1263834no completoSin asignarThe algal community associated with roots of the red mangrove Rhizophora mangle L. bordering Laguna Joyuda estuary in Puerto Rico was investigated during June and July 1986. With a total of eight macroalgal species collected, species richness in the lagoo
Ficha Consumption of drift kelp by intertidal populations of the sea urchin Tetrapygus niger on the central Chilean coast: possible consequences at different ecological levelsRodriguez S.R.NOKelp
Ficha Gelidiales (Rhodophyta) en las costas del Pacifico mexicano con enfasis en las especies tropicalesRodriguez D., López, N.López y J. González-González3NOno completoRodofitas
Ficha RAPD differentiation of Grateloupia lanceola and the invasive Grateloupia turuturu (Gigartinales, Rhodophyta) in the Iberian PeninsulaRodolfo Barreiro and et.al45213-217NOno completoGeneralGrateloupia lanceola, Grateloupia turuturu, Iberian Peninsula, invasive seaweeds, RAPD markers

Ficha Assessment of macroalgal nitrogen limitation in a seasonal upwelling regionRodney M. Fujita, Patricia A. Wheeler, Robert L. Edwards53293-303Nono completoGeneral

The relationship between nitrogen (N) availability and the growth of macroalgae in a
seasonal upwelling region (Yaquina Head, Oregon, USA) was investigated. Water column nutrient
concentrations were relatively high and stable during the winte

Ficha Nutritional value of micro-algal mass cultures to the oyster Ostrea edulis L. Rodhouse, P. G., Roden, C., & Somerville-Jacklin, M. E. 3211 A 18NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarMass cultures of natural phytoplankton were bloomed in outdoor tanks following nutrient enrichment. Once a bloom developed, tanks were enriched with nutrients daily and renewed at rates of 20%, 45% and 70% day-‘. The 20% flow rate culture was grown withou
Ficha The Genus Codium (Codiales, Chlorophyta) at Lord Howe Island (N.S.W.)Rod Jones and Gerald T. Kraft253-276NOLiga perdidaSin asignarFive species of Codium have been found on the world's southernmost coral reef at Lord Howe Island, New South Wales (3l033'S.,159"03'E.). The genus forms, along with the brown algal order Dictyotales, a dominant marine algal group on the island. One specie
Ficha Algal Virus: IsolationRobert S. Safferman, Mary-Ellen Morris140679-68021no completoSin asignarLynbya, Plectonema y PhormidiumFresh water blue-green algae of the genera Lynbya, Plectonema, and Phormidium are susceptible to a virus recently isolated from a wastestabilization pond. Electron micrographs of a partially purified preparation show that the viral particle has an icosahe
Ficha The Continuing Search for OrderRobert R. Sokal126729-7492756no completoSin asignarIn this paper I review the principles for forming biological classifications and summarize recent findings concerning optimality criteria for classifications. Natural taxa are recognized as polythetic and related to concept formation in cognitive psycholo
Ficha Terrestrial Plants of PanamaRobert L. Dressler2179-186NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Distribution and ecology of Papenfussiella callitricha (Rosenv.) Kylin (Phaeophyceae, Chordariaceae)Robert Hooper and G. Robin South16153-157NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarThe range of PapenJussiella callitricha, previously regarded an endemic to south-west Greenland, is extended to include Newfoundland and Nova Scotia. Phenology and distribution of the species correlate with temperaturas below 8°C in eastern Canada, while
Ficha Distribution and ecology of Papenfussiella callitricha (Rosenv.) Kylin (Phaeophyceae, Chordariaceae)Robert Hooper and G. Robin South16153-157NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarTerranova y Nueva Escocia, Canadá; Papenfussiella callitrichaThe range of Papenfussiella callitricha, previously regarded an endemic to south-west Greenland, is extended to include Newfoundland and Nova Scotia. Phenology and distribution of the species correlate with temperatures below 8°C in eastern Canada, while
Ficha Epiphytes on Cladophora Glomerata in The Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Seaway with Particular Reference to The Red Alga Chroodactylon Ramosum (=Asterocytis Smargdina)Robert G. Sheath and Mary O. Morison18385 -3912821no completoSin asignarAsterocytis; Chroodactylon; Cladophora; epiphytes; Great Lakes; Rhodophyta; St. Lawrence SeawayThe range of Cladophora glomerata along the east and north shorelines of the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Seaway extends form just east of Montreal to Thunder Bay on Lake Superior. However, it does not occur at sites sampled in Georgia Bay, the North Chan
Ficha On Habitat Predictability and Algal Preadaptation to Novel ChemicalsRobert A. Michaels113942-9451455no completoSin asignar
Ficha Predation on the Isopod Crustacean Porcellio Scaber by the Theridiid Spider Steatoda GrossaRobert A. Barmeyer7430-36NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarPacific Grove, CaliforniaA population of the theridiid spider Steatoda grossa in Pacific Grove, California was studied to observe its predatory behavior towards the terrestrial isopod Porcellio scaber and subsidiary prey items. The isopod and spider are both found to be noctumall
Ficha Macroalgal communities of intertidal rock pools in the northwest coast of PortugalRita Araújo, I. Sousa-Pinto, I. Bárbara, V. Quintino192 – 202NOLiga perdidaSin asignarRock pools; Macroalgae; Environmental variables; Intertidal; NW PortugalMacroalgal communities in littoral rock pools of the Northwest coast of Portugal were stu-died along 60 km of coastline. Thirty-eight pools were sampled twice between March and August 2003. Rhodophyta were the dominant algue group, whether the pools were
Ficha Characterization of polysaccharides extracted from brown seaweedsRioux L.E. and et. al.69530-537NOno completoFeofitaLaminaran; Fucoidan; Sodium alginate; Ascophyllum nodosum; Fucus vesiculosus; Saccharina longicruris; Polysaccharides; Seaweeds

The structural characteristics of polysaccharides extracted from Quebec’s seaweed have not been fully established to date. Ascophyl-
lum nodosum, Fucus vesiculosus and Saccharina longicruris were studied in this research. The seaweeds were t

Ficha Phenology and small-scale distribution of some rhodomelacean red algae on a western Mediterranean rocky shoreRindi Fabio & Francesco Cinelli35115-125NOCompletoRodofitasalgal turfs, Boergeseniella, distribution, Lophosiphonia, Mediterranean Sea, phenology, Polysiphonia, Womersleyella

Distribution and phenology of some filamentous species of Rhodomelaceae in the low littoral and shallow sublittoral zones of an exposed, western Mediterranean rocky shore were studied for 1 year. The spatial distribution of

Ficha Effects of environmental factors on net photosynthesis and growth of intertidal specie of the genus Gelidium (Gelidiaceae, Rhodophyta) in northern SpainRico J.M. and S. FredriksenNORodofitas
Ficha Morphology and systematics of gelidiella tenuissima (Gelidiales, Rhodophyta)from Gran Canaria(CanaryIslands, Spain)Rico J.M. and et. al.41463-469NOCompletoRodofitas

Ficha Museums as Environmental Data Banks: Curatorial Problems Posed by an Extensive Biological SurveyRichard S. Cowan259-68NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Antarctic Marine Flora: Uniquely Devoid of KelpsRichard L. Moe and Paul C. Silva1961206-12081543no completoSin asignarHimantothallus, Phyllogigas y Phaeoglossum.The discovery of embryonic stages of the common large Antarctic brown seaweed Himantothallus has led to the conclusion that this plant, hitherto assigned equivocally to the Laminariales (kelps), is a member of the Desmarestiales. Moreover, field study of
Ficha Morphological and taxonomic studies on Antarctic Ceramiaceae (Rhodophyceae). II. Pterothamnion antarcticum (Kylin) comb. nov. (Antithamnion antarcticum Kylin)Richard L. Moe & Paul C. Silva15ene-173247no completoSin asignarRhodophyceae Pterothamnion antarcticum (Kylin) peine. nov. Antithamnion antarcticum (Kylin)Reproductive structures in Antithamnion antarctieum Kylin (Rhodophyceae: Ceramiaceae) are described for the first time. Tetrasporangia are cruciately divided and sessile, replacing first- or second-order branchlets of major and minor whorl-branches. Sperm
Ficha Morphological and taxonomic studies on Antarctic Ceramiaceae (Rhodophyceae). III. Georgiella and Plumariopsis (Tribe Ptiloteae)Richard L. Moe & Paul C. Silva18275-2983218no completoSin asignarEstructura y reproducción de Georgiella confluens (Reinsch) Kylin; RhodophyceaeKnowledge of the structure and reproduction of Georgiella confluens (Reinsch) Kylin, the type of its genus, is amplified and clarified. The apical cell is not overtopped by lateral branches. Indeterminate axes are formed mainly from first-formed branches.
Ficha Minium parvum gen. et sp. nov., a crustose member of the Rhodymeniales (Rhodophyta)Richard L. Moe1838-46NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarMinium parvum gen. et sp. nov. exists in all stages as a crust, a growth form previously unknown in the order to which it belongs-the Rhodymeniales. While members of this order exhibit a diversity of thallus form and anatomy, only erect or decumbent types
Ficha Gainia and Gainiaceae, a new genus and family of crustose marine Rhodophyceae from AntarcticaRichard L. Moe24419-4283318no completoSin asignarAntártida; Rhodophyceae marinas crustosas.Gainia mollis gen. et sp. nov. es un alga costrosa, suave y resbalosa, de color rojo oscuro que crece en la zona infralitoral de la Península Antártica y en Antártica del Este. Los fragmentos del talo se separan fácilmente cuando se sujetan bajo presión.
Ficha Control of palmelloid formation in the green alga PediastrumRichard J. Ellis13663-6721233no completoSin asignarPediastrum tetrasPediastrum tetras, normally a non-motile colony of eight cells, aggregates into large masses of up to 1500? in diameter when grown in certain nutrient media. These masses ("palmelloids") can be prevented from forming or can be dissociated into separate co
Ficha The Status of Knowledge of Panamanian Echinoids, 1971, with Comments on Other EchinodermsRichard H. Chesher2139-158NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Notes on Marine Algae of Washington and Southern British ColumbiaRichard E. Norris and John West18766no completoSin asignarWashiington, y Sur de Columbia Británica; Thuretellopsis, Porphyropsis y PlatysiphoniaMarine algae on the Pacific Coast of North America often show interesting distribution patterns beca use typicall y southern species are absent or rarely found in northern regions and northern species usually do not occur in southern waters. In recent yea
Ficha Notes on Marine Algae of Washington and Southern British Columbia, IIRichard E. Norris and John A. West19111-116NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Homothallism In Golenkinia MinutissimaRichard C. Starr4325492no completoSin asignar
Ficha Brackish Water Species of Vaucheria (Xanthophyceae, Vaucheriales) from Louisiana and TexasRichard A. Pecora625-291494no completoSin asignarRegión costera del Golfo de México; Vaucheria compacta, V. dillwynii, V. erythrospora y V. longicaulislnvestigations of algal mats at 10 locations along the northwestern coast of the Gulf of Mexico from Grand Terre Island, Louisiana, west to Redfish Bay, Texas, were conducted from February 1975 to July 1976. Data on distribution, habitat preference, and m
Ficha La Flora Bentonicamarina del Caribe de Costa Rica (Notas Preliminares)Ricardo Soto y David L. Ballantine123-1622514no completoSin asignarAlgae, Caribbean, Costa Rica, Taxonomy, DistributionThis paper presents an updated checklist of the benthic alqas of the Caribbean Coast of Costa Rica. A total of 262 species are included; 163 Rhodophyta, 40 Phaeophvta and 60 Chlorophyta. We report 60 new taxa: 33 species of Rhodophyta, 9 Phaeophyta incht~
Ficha RAMET DYNAMICS FOR THE CLONAL SEAWEED PTEROCLADIELLA CAPILLACEA (RHODOPHYTA): A COMPARISON WITH CHONDRUS CRISPUS AND WITH MAZZAELLA CORNUCOPIAE (GIGARTINALES)Ricardo Scrosati and Elisa Servière-Zaragoza361061-1065NOCompletoRodofitasallometry; Chondrus; clonal; Gelidiales; Gigartinales; Mazzaella; population ecology; Pterocladiella; ramet; Rhodophyta

Little is known about the dynamics and the ecological interactions among ramets (fronds) from populations of clonal red seaweeds. Small ramets are very difficult to tag, so their growth cannot be monitored di

Ficha DEMOGRAPHY OF GENETS OF CLONAL RED SEAWEWDS: CURRENT LIMITATIONS AND SOLUTIONS USING GENETIC MARKERS FROM EXPERIMENTAL POPULATIONSRicardo Scrosati11145-155NOLiga perdidaRodofitasclonel; demography; Gelidiales; genet; genetic markers; Gigartinales; Gracilariales; ramet; Rhodophyta

Ficha The clonal seaweed Chondrus crispus as a foundation speciesRicardo A. Scrosati3141-48NOno completoGeneralChondrus; community structure; foundation species; Gigartinales; intertidal

The clonal seaweed Chondrus crispus (Rhodophyta, Gigartinales) forms extensive stands at low intertidal elevations on
wave-sheltered rocky shores of the North Atlantic. This study investigates if this bushy alga acts as a foundation species in

Ficha Phylogenomics and its Growing Impact on Algal Phylogeny and EvolutionReyes-Prieto Adrian and et. al.2101-octNOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneralalgal evolution, endosymbiosis, genome database, genomics, phylogenomics

Genomic data is accumulating in public database at an unprecedented rate. Although presently dominated by the
sequences of metazoan, plant, parasitic, and picoeukaryotic taxa, both expressed sequence tag (EST) and complete
genomes of free-liv

Ficha Coastal groundwater discharge – an additional source of phosphorus for the oligotrophic wetlands of the EvergladesRené M. Price, Peter K. Swart & James W. Fourqurean56923-36Nono completoGeneralcoastal groundwater discharge, Everglades, phosphorus

In this manuscript we define a new term we call coastal groundwater discharge (CGD), which is related to
submarine groundwater discharge (SGD), but occurs when seawater intrudes inland to force brackish
groundwater to discharge to the coastal

Ficha Biological bases for managment of Iridaea laminarloides Bory in southern ChileRenato Westermeier et. al.313-328NOLiga perdidaRodofitasSeaweed, Iridaea laminarioides, harvesting, regeneration, resource managment
Ficha A pilot-scale study of the vegetative propagation and suspended cultivation of the carrageenophyte alga Gigartina skottsbergii in southern ChileRenato Westermeier et. al.NOCompletoRodofitasCarrageenophyte . Cultivation . Gigartina skottsbergii . Regeneration . Rhodophyta . Southern Chile

Different propagation techniques for cultivation of vegetative Gigartina skottsbergii fronds were tested using a system of suspended ropes, to which inoculants were attached. Our results showed that triangular fragments obt

Ficha The Anthropology of Eastern PanamaReina Torres De Araúz2229-246NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha A Metapopulation Perspective on the Patch Dynamics of Giant Kelp in Southern CaliforniaReed Daniel C. and et. al.NOKelp
Ficha Algal MetabolismRaven J.A.NOGeneral
Ficha Raúl Aviles - José Saúl Canjura1NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarHay varios artículos en este pdf pongo uno por uno o sólo la revista?????
Ficha Halodule wtigbtii ASCHERS (Potamogetonaes: Cymodoceae) EN LA BAHIA TOPOLOBAMPO, SINALOA, MEXICORaúl Aguilar Rosas yJesús López Ruelas1187-91Nono completoGeneral

Ficha NUEVOS REGISTROS Y ALGUNAS NOTAS PARA LA FLORA ALGAL MARINA DE LA COSTA NOROCCIDENTAL DE BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICORaúl Aguilar Rosas et. al10149-158NOno completoGeneral

Se realizaron colectas de algas en la zona de entremareas en varias localidades de Baja California, en repetidos periodos de muestreo a partir de julio de 1978 hasta septiembre de 1983.Se observó la presencia de 21 e

Ficha NEW REGISTERS OF MARINE ALGAE FOR THE FLORA OF BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO.Raúl Aguilar Rosas and Marco Antonio Aguilar Rosas 1217-20NOno completoGeneral

As a result of a series of collects and ohscrrationsalong the northwestern coast uf Baja California from 1978 to the present (Aguilar Rosas et al., 1984) we found fine marine algae species which are new regis

Ficha Sargassum muticum (YENDO) FENSHOLT (FUCALES, PHAEOPHYTA) IN BAJA CALIFORNIA COASTS, MEXICO.Raúl Aguilar Rosas and Luis E. Aguilar Rosas11127-129NOno completoGeneral
Ficha Haloduk wrigbtii ASCHERS (Potamogetomdes: Cymodoceae) IN TOPOLOBAMPO BAY, SINALOA, MEXICO.Raúl Aguilar Rosas and Jesús López Ruelas1187-91NOno completoGeneral

We report new evidente on the presente of Halodue wtightii Aschers., in the southem part of the Gulf of California (Sea of Cortes) The population found in Topolobampo Bay, Sinaloa, is 490 km south of the first and

Ficha NUEVOS REGISTROS DE ALGAS MARINAS PARA LA FLORA DE BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO.Raúl .4guilar Rosas y Marco Antonio 4guilar Rosas1217-20Nono completoGeneral
Ficha IS THERE AN ECOPHYSIOLOGICAL EXPLANATION FOR THE GAMETOPHYTE– TETRASPOROPHYTE RATIO IN GELIDIUM SESQUIPEDALE (RHODOPHYTA)?Raquel Carmona and Rui Santos42259-269NOno completoGeneralecophysiological differentiation; frond re-attachment; gametophyte: tetrasporophyte ratio; Gelidium sesquipedale; recruitment; spore vital rates

In the fall, when 61% of the fronds of the Gelid-
ium sesquipedale (Clem.) Born. et Thur. population

located in Albufeira (southern Portugal) were re-
productive, about 90% of these fronds were tetra-
sporophytes, whereas an equal

Ficha Notes on Three Bermudian Marine AlgaeRandolph Taylor277-283NOLiga perdidaSin asignar
Ficha Pacific marine algae of the allan hancock expeditions to the Galapagos IslandsRandolph T. W.NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneral
Ficha Relative effects of grazers and nutrients on seagrasses: a meta-analysis approachRandall Hughes A.28287–99NOno completoGeneralSeagrasses · Meta-analysis · Epiphyte · Nutrients · Grazers · Management · Eutrophication · Top-down/bottom-up

Recent large-scale seagrass declines have prompted experimental investigations of

potential mechanisms. Although many studies have implicated eutrophication or reductions of epi-
phyte grazers in these declines, few experiments have simulta

Ficha La vegetación acuática vascular de seis lagos-crater del estado Puebla, México. Ramírez-García, P., & Novelo, A. 4675-88NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarLas aguas de los seis lagos presentan una elevada concentración de sales y fueron divididos en dos grupos de acuerdo a la concentración de las mismas: el primero, denominado "concentrados" o "salinos'', formado por los lagos Alchichica y Atexcac y el segu
Ficha Flora algal de rios templados en la zona occidental de la cuenca del Valle de MexicoRamirez V.M. and E.A. Cantoral Uriza74143-194NOno completoGeneralríos, algas, Rhodophyta, Xanthophyceae, Cyamoprokaryota, Chlorophyta, Bacillariophyceae, nuevos registros, Cuenca del Valle de México, México.

Ficha Microhabitat and morphometric variation in two species of Prasiola (Prasiolales, Chlorophyta) from streams in central MexicoRam?rez Rodr?guezRoc?o and et. al.41161-168NOno completoClorofitaEcology Freshwater algae Microhabitat Morphometric variation Temperate streams Mexico

Prasiolales are characterized by high

morphological plasticity. This problem in taxo-
nomic delimitation of the species may be a result

of environment heterogeneity. Habitat character-
istics and morphological variation of P. me

Ficha PhycologyRalph A Lewin, Michael A Borowitzka01-octNOLiga perdidaSin asignarThe study of algae is generally called ‘phycology’, from the Greek word phykos meaning ‘seaweed’. Just what algae are is difficult to define, because they belong to many different and unrelated classes including both prokaryotic and eukaryotic representat
Ficha Tissue culture and regeneration of thallus from callus of Gelidiella acerosaRajakrishna Kumar G. and et. al.43596-602NOno completoRodofitas

Ficha A molecular phylogeny of the marine red algae (Rhodophyta) based on the nuclear small-subunit rRNA geneRAGAN MARK A. and et. al.917276-7280NOCompletoRodofitasBangiophycidae - Florideophycldae - taxonomy - Kishino-Hasegawa test - Tempkton-Felsenstein test.

A phylogeny of marine Rhodophyta has been inferred by a number of methods from nucleotide sequences of nuclear genes encoding small subunit rRNA from 39 species in 15 orders. Sequence divergences are relative

Ficha Biological bases for management of iridaea laminarioides Bory in southern ChileRagan M.A. and C.J. BirdNORodofitas
Ficha The ups and downs of benthic ecology: considerations of scale, heterogeneity and surveillance for benthic–pelagic couplingRaffaelli Dave and et. al.191– 203NOno completoGeneral
Ficha The non symbiotic origin of mitochondria. Raff, R. A., & Mahler, H. R. 177575-582NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha En Defensa de la TaxonomíaRafael Lamothe-Argumedo52481-4832754no completoSin asignar
Ficha Botanic Gardens and ArboretaRadford2755no completoSin asignar
Ficha A comparison of two rearing sites of the giant kelp Macrocystis integrifolia in Sitka Sound, AlaskaRabung Samuel H.NOKelp
Ficha DESMIDS FROM UGADA AND LAKE VICTORIAR0LF GR0NBLAD, ARTHUR M. SC0TT AND HANNAH CROASDALENono completoGeneral
Ficha The role of nutrients in regulation and promotion of harmful algal blooms in upwelling systemsR.M. Kudela, S. Seeyave, W.P. Cochlan85122–135Nono completoGeneral

The Core Research Project on HABs in upwelling systems, as a component project of the international sci-
entific programme on the Global Ecology and Oceanography of Harmful Algal Blooms (GEOHAB), pro-
motes a comparative approach within and a

Ficha Physiological Ecology of Four Polysiphonia Species (Rhodophyta, Ceramiales)R.A. Fralick and A.C. Mathieson2929-36NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarNew Hampshire, EE. UU.; PolysiphoniaPhotosynthesis and respiration of 4 species of the marine red algal genus Polysiphonia were evaluated under a variety of light, temperature and salinity conditions. The manometric results were compared with the local distribution and abundance of each spe
Ficha Annulate Lamellae in Postfertilization Development in Polysiphonia novae-angliae (Rhodophyta)R. Wetherbee, J.A. West, and M.J. Wynne49401-404780no completoSin asignarPolysiphonia novae-angliaeAnnulate lamellae (AL) are observed following fertilization in the red alga Polysiphonia novae-angliae. Intranuclear AL are single and scattered in the nucleoplasm. Cytoplasmic AL are single, stacked, or in a circular configuration. The AL are generally s
Ficha Seasonal variation in the concentrations of nutrients in two green macroalgae and nutrient levels in sediments in the R? ?as Baixas (NW Spain)R. Villares, A. Carballeira58887-900NOno completoGeneralUlva; Enteromorpha; sediments; nutrients; eutrophication; Spain

Seasonal monitoring of the levels of carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus in two green macroalgae (Ulva and Enteromorpha) was
carried out at 22 sampling sites in four embayments (r? ?as) on the northwest coast of Spain. Sediments were also analysed to<

Ficha Experimental tank cultivation of Gracilaria chihsis in central ChileR. Ugarte and B. Santelices1017-16NOno completoGeneral

Gracilaria chilensis was grown continuously in tanks over a 13-month period, changing the water only every I5 days, and adding CO2. air and nutrients. Biomass production was markedly seasonal, with a summer maximum of 100 g m-2 day-2 (wet) an

Ficha Taxonomic Notes on Marine Algae from Malaysia III. Seven Species of RhodophyceaeR. Terada, S. Kawaguchi, M. Masuda and S. M. Phang347-357NOLiga perdidaSin asignarSix species of marine red algae are reported from Malaysia for the first time and their characteristic features are described: one species of the Halymeniaceae (Cryptonemiales), Cryptonemia crenulata (J. Agardh) J. Agardh; two species of the Solieriaceae
Ficha Preliminary Studies on the Growth of Selected ‘Green Tide’ Algae in Laboratory Culture: Effects of Irradiance, Temperature, Salinity and Nutrients on Growth RateR. Taylora, R. L. Fletcher and J. A. Raven44327-336Nono completoGeneral

During the summer months, Langstone Harbour, a eutrophic inlet on the south coast of England, is
subject to blooms of green macroalgae commonly referred to as ‘green tides’. In a series of laboratory
experiments, the vegetative gr

Ficha Controlled Manipulations in the Marine Interdial Zone and their Contributions to Ecological TheoryR. T. PaineNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Cultural Observations on the Morphology, Reproduction and Cytology of a Freshwater Red Alga Compsopogon Mon. from IndiaR. Shyam and Y.S.R. K. Sarma32NDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha The Caribbean’s western- most algal ridges in Cozumel, MexicoR. S. Steneck et. al.2227-28NOno completoGeneral
Ficha Observations on Phagocytosis of Coccomyxa parasitica (Coccomyxaceae; Chlorococcales) in Hacopecten magel/anicus lR. N. STEVENSON AND G. ROBIN SOUTH25307.-311Nono completoGeneral

Phagocytosis of Coccom~.xa parasilica in Placopecten magellanicus is described. Host

phagocytosis occurs throughout the infective process and can also be demonstrated experi-
mentally using cultured algae. Agranular and granular leukocytes

Ficha Observations on Phagocytosis of Coccomyxa parasitica (Coccomyxaceae; Chlorococcales) in Placopecten magellanicus lR. N. Stevenson and G. Robin South25307-311NOLiga perdidaGeneral

Phagocytosis of Coccomyxa parasilica in Placopecten magellanicus is described. Host phagocytosis occurs throughout the infective process and can also be demonstrated experimentally using cultured algae. Agranular and g

Ficha The Griffithsieae Group of the Ceramiaceae (Rhodophyta) and its Southern Australian RepresentativesR. N. Baldock24509-593NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarG. corallinoides, G, tenuis C. Agardh y G. barbata C. Agardh, Anotrichium NaegeliThe genus Griffithsia C. Agardh, with its type species G. corallinoides (L.) Batters, is characterized by subdichotomous filaments of large multinucleate cells; by a fertile axis of three small discoid cells of which the subapical cell produces 1(-2) proc
Ficha Sobre dos supuestas ProtofitasR. Margalef106-julNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha The culture of benthic marine algae in the laboratory and the fieldR. M. Smith and W. E. Jones2062-69NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarAnglesey, Reino Unido; Rhodophyceae1. Growth and development of algae from spores has been observed in the laboratory (Menai Bridge) and under field conditions at Ravenspoint (West coast of Anglesey). Attempts were made to culture all main components of the sub-littoral flora. Spore materi
Ficha Alternative Dynamic Regimes for Canopy-Forming Kelp: A Variant on Density-Vague Population RegulationR. M. Nisbet and J. R. Bence134377-4082635no completoSin asignarDifferent populations within at least some species show a range of qualitatively different population dynamics. Motivated by such an observation for giant kelp, we ask if a single set of underlying biological processes could be responsible for the differe
Ficha Sporangia in the brown algal genus Desmarestia with special reference to Antarctic D. LigulataR. L. Moe and P. C. Silva25159-1671545no completoSin asignarA critical review of the literature on sporangia in Desmarestia revealed scanty but important information. Variation in sporangial development and disposition ranges from the direct metamorphosis of scattered superficial cortical cells to the production o
Ficha A Contribution on the Toxicity of AlgaeR. E. Wheeler, James B. Lackey and Stuart Schott571695-17015no completoSin asignar1. Freshly collected Microcystis aeruginosa was found to be somewhat toxic for mice and guinea pigs when given parenterally but to be slightly, if at all, toxic when given by mouth. 2. Frozen, or frozen and vacuum dried, Microcystis aeruginosa was found t
Ficha Gametangial Constants of Extant Charophyta for Use in MicropaleobotanyR. D. Wood33186-194Nono completoGeneral

Descriptive data on extant species of Charophytes have been compiled,
and from them are presented four tables for use in identifying fossils. In the tables,
the species are arranged by increasing quantitative value of (1) maximum oogonium

Ficha Illustrated Revised Classification of the CharaceaeR. D. WoodNDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha http://biomar.fciencias.unam.mx/Sobretiros/2019/informacion%202019/1.%20LITERATURA%20NUTRIENTES%20BAJO%20AN%c3%81LISIS/1.%20CARPETAS%20SIN%20DATOS%20-%20130%ef%80%a8/Long%20time%20studies-%203/2010.%20Babcock%20etal.%20Decadal%20trends%20in%20marine%20resR. C. Babcocka, etal.1-6Nono completoGeneralfishing effects | interactions | time lags | trophic cascade | marine protected area

Decadal-scale observations of marine reserves suggest that indirect
effects on taxa that occur through cascading trophic interactions
take longer to develop than direct effects on target species.
Combining and analyzing a unique set of l

Ficha Decadal trends in marine reserves reveal differential rates of change in direct and indirect effectsR. C. Babcocka, etal.1-6Nono completoGeneralfishing effects | interactions | time lags | trophic cascade | marine protected area

Decadal-scale observations of marine reserves suggest that indirect
effects on taxa that occur through cascading trophic interactions
take longer to develop than direct effects on target species.
Combining and analyzing a unique set of l

Ficha Unusual mitosis in the red alga Porphyridium purpureumR. Bronchart, V. Demoulin26880-81NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Reevaluation of mitosis in the red alga Porphyridium purpureumR. Bronchart, V. Demoulin283409-4103339no completoSin asignar
Ficha Molecular biotechnology of marine algae in ChinaQin Song and et. al.51221–26NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneralgenetic engineering, marine algae, molecular biotechnology, molecular genetic marker

Molecular biotechnology of marine algae is referred to as the biotechnology on the identification, modification,
production and utilization of marine algal molecules. It involves not only the manipulation of macromolecule

Ficha Algal ChloroplastsPurton Saul 01-sepNOno completoGeneral

A great diversity of chloroplasts is found amongst the various algal groups. This diversity
is the result of an intriguing evolutionary process that involved the acquisition of
chloroplasts by different eukaryotic organisms.

Ficha Valuable products from biotechnology of microalgaePulz Otto and Wolfgang Gross65635-648NOparcialmente completo con ligaFitoplancton

The biotechnology of microalgae has gained
considerable importance in recent decades. Applications
range from simple biomass production for food and feed to
valuable products for ecological applications. For most of
these applicatio

Ficha Decalcification during epithallial cell turnover in Jania adhaerens (Coralinalles, Rhodophyta)Pueschel C.M. and et. al.44156-162NOLiga perdidaRodofitas

Epithallial cells of the coraline red algae are characterized by structural specializations that include deep invarginations of the dista cell surface, and by a unique developmental pattern that culmunates in senescence, sh

Ficha Specialized calciferous cells in the marine alga Rhodogorgon carriebowensis and their implications for models of red algal calcificationPueschel C. M. and et. al.16689- 98NOLiga perdidaRodofitasCalcification; Calcium carbonate; Rhodogorgon; Red algae.

Calcification in Rhodogorgon carriebowensis J. Norris et Bucher was associated with a particular cell type in the cortex. Calciferous cells were 4-6 times the length of cortical assimilatory cells. The distal two-

Ficha Polyphysa parvula (Solms-Laubach) Schnetter & Bula Meyer (Dasycladaceae, Chlorophyta) en la Región Macaronesica.Prud'homme van Reine, W. F., Gil-Rodríguez, M. C., Hauroum T., R., Carrillo, J. M. A., & Wildpret De la Torre, W.13219-2243880no completoSin asignarThe distribution of Polyphysa parvula (Solms-Laubach) Schnetter G Bula Meyer, Dasycladaceae has been ampliates to three Archipelagos of Marconesian region (Madeira, Canary Islands and Cape verde Islands) being collected until now only in the island of Gra
Ficha Tracking the invasive history of the green alga Codium fragile ssp. TomentosoidesPROVAN JIM, SUSAN MURPHY and CHRISTINE A. MAGGS14189-194NOno completoClorofitaCodium fragile, invasive species, phylogeography

The spread of nonindigenous species into new habitats is having a drastic effect on natural

ecosystems and represents an increasing threat to global biodiversity. In the marine environ-
ment, where data on the movement of invasive species i

Ficha Universal plastid primers for Chlorophyta and RhodophytaPROVAN JIM, SUSAN MURPHY AND CHRISTINE A. MAGGS3943-50NOparcialmente completo con ligaClorofitaChlorophyta, chloroplast, genetic markers, plastid, Rhodophyta, universal primers

To date, the majority of molecular genetic studies in algae have utilized a fairly limited range of markers such as the plastid
rbcL gene and spacer, the mitochondrial cox2-3 spacer or the nuclear ribosomal DNA and spacers. The lack of available

Ficha A subtidal algal turf communityPreskitt L.NOFitoplancton
Ficha Estudio citogenetico de macroalgas marinas con posibilidad de explotacionPonce-Marquez M.E.NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneral
Ficha Antifouling activity as a function of population variation in Sargassum vulgare from the littoral of Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)Plouguerné Erwan and et. al.22717-724NOno completoFeofitaAntifouling . Biofilms . Sargassum vulgare . Perna perna . Geographical variation . Polyphenols

The brown seaweed Sargassum vulgare is abun-
dant along the coast of Rio de Janeiro state. An investiga-
tion of the spatial variation of antifouling activity was

conducted, in which algae were collected at five locations
along th

Ficha Physical forcing and phyutoplankton distributionsPlatt T. and et. al.NOFitoplancton
Ficha MODIFICACION DE PROYECTO TECNICO: CULTIVO DE Macrocystis pyrifera EN SISTEMA SUSPENDIDOPLANCTON ANDINO LTDANOCultivo
Ficha ESTUDIO POBLACIONAL DE MACROCYSTIS PYRIFERA (L.) C. AGARDH (LAMINARIALES: PHAEOPHYTA) EN AMBIENTES PROTEGIDOY EXPUESTO AL OLEAJE EN TIERRA DEL FUEGOPlana J. and et. al.7166-75NOno completoFeofitaMacrocystis pyrifera, Phaeophyta, estudio poblacional, Estrecho de Magallanes, Chile.

Se realizó un estudio poblacional sinóptico en poblaciones de Macrocystis pyrifera considerando distintos regímenes
de exposición al oleaje en el Estrecho de Magallanes. Para un mejor manejo y análisis de la info

Ficha EVALUACION DE UNA TECNICA DE ENSILADO PARA EL ALGA Macrocystis pyrifera Y OBSERVACION DE SU CONSUMO POR PARTE DE ABALON ROJO (Haliotis rufescens) Pizarro Tonioni Cristian NOparcialmente completo con ligaFeofita

Se describe la evaluación de una técnica de ensilado para algas, adaptada
desde la experiencia del área agrícola como una alternativa para la
alimentación de abalones. Para esto se diseñó un si

Ficha Nitrogen and phosphorus removal rates using small algal turfs grown with dairy manurePizarro C. and et. al.14469–473NOCompletoGeneralAlgal turf scrubbers, Dairy manure, Nitrogen, Periphyton, Phosphorus

Conservation and reuse of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) from animal manure is increasingly important as
producers try to minimize transport of these nutrients from farms. An alternative to land spreading is to grow

crops of algae on the N

Ficha An economic assessment of algal turf scrubber technology for treatment of dairy manure effluentPizarro C. and et. al.NOno completoGeneralAlgal turf scrubber, Dairy manure, Phytoremediation, Algae, Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Organic fertilizer

Controlling the input of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) from dairies and other livestock
operations into the surrounding air- and water-sheds poses both technical and economic

challenges to the agricultural community. The purpose of this p

Ficha Changes in biomass and botanical composition of beach-cast seaweeds in a disturbed coastal area from Argentine PatagoniaPiriz M.L. and et. al.1567–74NOno completoGeneralArgentine Patagonia, Beach-cast seaweeds, Bioinvaders, Eutrophication, Seaweed wracks, Ulva, Undaria

Trends in wrack composition and biomass, and its relationship with the anthropogenic impact were studied along

a coastal area in Nuevo Gulf (south Patagonia) in front of Puerto Madryn city. Beach-cast macroalgae compo-
sition was sampled fr

Ficha Macroalgae blooms and d15N in subtropical coastal lagoons from the Southeastern Gulf of California: Discrimination among agricultural, shrimp farm and sewage effluentsPiñón-Gimate A. and et. al.581144–1151NOno completoGeneralMacroalgae blooms d15N, Nitrogen content, Nitrogen sources

Macroalgae blooms of Gracilaria vermiculophylla, Hypnea spinella and Spyridia filamentosa have been found
in coastal lagoons in the SE Gulf of California. Agriculture, livestock, shrimp and poultry farms and sewage

contribute anthropogenic

Ficha Effect of nutrient inputs on growth, chlorophyll, and tissue nutrient concentration of Ulva reticulata from a tropical habitatPimchanok Buapet and etal.34245–252Nono completoGeneralUlva, nutrient uptake, eutrophication, luxury accumulation, green tides

“Green tides” caused by overgrowth of Ulva species are an increasing problem in tropical areas. The effect of
dissolved nutrients on uptake rates, growth, chlorophyll, and tissue nutrient concentration of Ulva reticulata was examined

Ficha The genera Melanothamnus Bornet & Falkenberg and Vertebrata S.F. Gray constitute well-defined clades of the red algal tribe Polysiphonieae (Rhodomelaceae, Ceramiales)Pilar Díaz-Tapia, et.al.52ene-30NOno completoGeneralBiogeography; evolution; molecular systematics; morphology; phylogeny; Polysiphonia; red algae; time calibration

Polysiphonia is the largest genus of red algae, and several schemes subdividing it into smaller taxa have been proposed since
its original description. Most of these proposals were not generally accepted, and currently the tribe Polysiphonieae con

Ficha Sur Cinq Espéces d´UlvellaPierre Dangeard48ND1035no completoSin asignar
Ficha Quelques algues d'eau douce des tourbières à sphaignes de la région de Laigle (Orne)Pierre Bourrelly93338-345NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Early patterns of Caulerpa racemosa recovery in the Mediterranean Sea: the in£uence of algal turfsPiazzi Luigi and et. al8327-29NOno completoClorofita

Variability in recovery of the introduced green alga Caulerpa racemosa has been investigated on a subtidal
rocky shore in the north-western Mediterranean Sea. Two removal experiments were performed. The ¢rst
was designed to test the e&ie

Ficha The Freshwater CladophoraceaePhinney, H. K.  ND3740no completoSin asignar
Ficha Estimates of nuclear DNA content in 98 species of brown algae (Phaeophyta)Phillips N. and et. al.NOno completoFeofita

Background
and aims

Brown algae are critical components of marine ecosystems around the world. However, the
genome of only one species of the class has so far been sequenced. This contrasts with
numerous sequences available for mo

Ficha Marine macroalgal biodiversity hotspots: why is there high species richness and endemism in southern Australian marine benthic flora?Phillips J. 101555-1577NOparcialmente completo con ligaFeofitaAustralia, biodiversity, biogeography, endemism, marine macroalgae, species richness

The southern Australian marine macroalgal flora has the highest levels of species richness

and endemism of any regional macroalgal flora in the world. Analyses of species composition and dis-
tributions for the southern Australian flora hav

Ficha Ecological differences between the isomorphic phases of Mazzaella lilacina (Rhodophyta, Gigartineceae): 1. Spore production, 2. Recruitment specialization, 3. Resistance to removal by Wave ActionPhillips B. NORodofitas
Ficha Observations on the Ecology of The Caribbean and Pacific Coasts of PanamaPeter W. Glynn213-30NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Marine biological community baselines in unimpacted tropical ecosystems: spatial and temporal analysis of reefs at Howland and Baker IslandsPeter S. Vroom, et. al.19797-812NOno completoGeneralAlgae Coral reef Fish Monitoring Phase shift

Howland and Baker Islands are two small, isolated reef and sand islets located
near the equator in the central Pacific Ocean that are situated approximately 60 km apart.
In 2004 and 2006, species-level monitoring at multiple sites, coupled wi

Ficha Spatial heterogeneity of benthic community assemblages with an emphasis on reef algae at French Frigate Shoals, Northwestern Hawai‘ian IslandsPeter S. Vroom and et. al.24574–581NOCompletoRodofitasCoral reef - Ecozone - Geomorphic zone - PRIMER - Monitoring - Rapid ecological assessment

Reefs in tropical atoll systems have historically been described on a geomorphic basis, and segregated into loosely defined fore-reef, back-reef, and lagoonal reef zones. However, recent oceanographic monitor

Ficha A CRITIQUE OF THE TAXONOMY OF MARINE ALGAE*Peter S. Dixon, Ph.D.617-622NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Growth and Reproduction in Red Algae in Relation to Light and Dark CyclesPeter S. Dixon and W. Norma Richardson764-7771303no completoSin asignar
Ficha In situ spore germination in Erythrotrichia carneaPeter S. Dixon & John H. West3253-255819no completoSin asignar
Ficha Studies on Marine Algae of The British Isles: The Genus CeramiumPeter S. Dixon39331-374NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Variation and Speciation in Marine RhodophytaPeter S. Dixon51-62NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Taxonomic and Nomenclatural Notes on the Florideae, IV.Peter S. Dixon117NDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarRhodophytaThe present notes are concerned with problems of nomenclature and taxonomy which have discovered during the preliminary work for the preparation of the volumen on Rhodophyta for the proposedFlora of Bristish Marine Algae.
Ficha The Origin of Nitrogen Isotope Values in AlgaePETER K. SWART & SAMANTHA EVANSNono completoGeneral

The fractionation accompanying assimilation of NO3
-
and NH4
+
has been measured in
two species of macro algae (Gracilaria sp. and Agardhiella sp). For Agardhiella sp. the
values calculated for the assimilation of NO3

Ficha Life History Studies of Selected British Ceramium SpeciesPeter Edwards9181-1841286no completoSin asignarCeramium shuttleworthianum, C. rubrum y C. pedicellatum Ceramium shuttleworthianum, C. rubrum, and C. pedicellatum demonstrated a Polysiphonia type of life history without deviations in unialgal culture. The reported absence of fertile gametophytic plants of C. shuttleworthianum and C. flabelligerum from north
Ficha Field and Cultural Studies on The Seasonal Periodicity of Growth and Reproduction of Selected Texas Benthic Marine AlgaePeter Edwards1459-114NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarsiliculosus Ectocarpus, Giffordia mitchelliae, fascia Petalonia, Erythrocladia subintegra, Goniotrichum alsidii, Bangia fuscopurpurea, Porphyra leucosticta, Acrochaetium crassipes, A. flexuosum, Ceramium strictum, Centroceras clavulatum y Polysiphonia bolSeasonal observations in nature in the Port Aransas, Texas area in the Gulf of Mexico have been combined with cultural studies on the laboratory in an attempt to elucidate the casual factors of the distinctive seasonal alteration of the benthic marine alg
Ficha CULTIVO EXPERIMENTAL DE ALGAS PARDAS EN LA IV REGION, COQUIMBO, CHILE PESQUERA SAN JOSE S.A. NOCultivo
Ficha The prostrate system of the Gelidiales: diagnostic and taxonomic importancePerrone Cesira and et. al.4923–33NOCompletoRodofitasattachment; Gelidiales; Pterocladiaceae; rhizoids; rhizines; taxonomy.

Despite numerous recent studies on the Gelidiales, most taxa belonging to this order are still difficult to distinguish when in the vegetative or tetrasporic state. This paper describes in detail the morpholo

Ficha Principales tipos de vegetación bentónica y su zonación en el litoral comprendido entre las Rías de Camariñas y de Corme y Lage (Costa de Camelle, La Coruña).Pérez-Cirera, J. L., & Maldonado, J. L. 13893-910NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarEn este trabajo se realiza un estudio sobre las algas beníonícas de las costas de Camelle (La Coruña, NO. de Espolia), describiendo los principales tipos de vegetación y comunidades, así como su distribución vertical o zonación en el espacio intermareal.
Ficha Cistocarpos en el tetrasporofito de Polysiphonia macrocarpa (Rhodomelaceae, Rhodophyta).Perez-Ciera, J. L. 13887-891NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarThe occurrence of cystocarps and tet casporangia on the same thallus is reported in Polyaiphonia macrocarpa Harvey in Mackay from Ría de Corme y Lage (La Coruña, Spain). This species is characteristic of the communities of Ceramium shuttleworthinum and C
Ficha Estudios en las especies canarias de Galaxaura y Tricleocarpa (Galaxauraceae, Rhodophyta). Pérez, L., & Carrillo, J. M. A. 2235-63NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarDe acuerdo con los criterios taxonómicos más recientes cuatro especies pertenecientes a la familia Galaxauraceae han sido referidas para Canaria: Galaxaura rugosa (Ellis & Solander) Lamouroux, G. obtusata (Ellis & Solander) Lamouroux, Tricleocarpa cylindr
Ficha Temperature effects on the microscopic haploid stage development of Laminaria ochroleuca and Sacchoriza polyschides, kelps with contrasting life historiesPereira T.R. and et. al.52395-403NOno completoFeofitaKelp l Temperature l Growth rate l Fecundity l Haploid gametophyte l Demography

Kelp forests are one of the most diverse and productive ecosystems worldwide. Global climate change and human
exploitation threaten the stability of many of these ecosystems. In this study we compare differences in temperature responses
durin

Ficha A comparative analysis of phycocolloids produced by underutilized versus industrially utilized carrageenophytes (Gigartinales, Rhodophyta)Pereira Leonel and et. al.21599–605NOCompletoRodofitasSeaweed . Cultivation . Phycocolloids. Carrageenan . FTIR-ATR . FT-Raman

Carrageenan (E-407) and semi-refined carrageenan (E-407a) are some of the main additives used by the food industry for their gelling, emulsifying, thickening, and stabilizing properties. These are natural ingredie

Ficha Interactions Between Wave Action and Grazing Control the Distribution of Intertidal MacroalgaePer R. Jonsson, Lena Granhag, Paula S. Moschella, Per A ? Berg, Stephen J. Hawkins, and Richard C. Thompson1169–1178NOLiga perdidaSin asignarbreaking waves; breakwaters; climate change; dislodgment; Fucus spp.; grazing; hydrodynamic drag; limpets; Patella vulgata; transplantation; Ulva sp.; wave exposure.Canopy-forming macroalgae are key species on temperate rocky shores. However, there is a lack of understanding of how the relative balance of physical and biological factors controls the establishment and persistence of intertidal macroalgae. Here we pres
Ficha Estudio fitosociológico de una zona intermareal en la Bahía de Málaga, costa pacífica colombiana. Peña, E. J., Palacios, M. L., & Mejia, A. 412 A 213766no completoSin asignar
Ficha Evaluación preliminar de polisacáridos en el alga roja Catenella caespitosa (Gigartinales) en el pacífico colombiano.Peña, E. J., Benitez R. & Colmenares, A. J.612- 6193765no completoSin asignar
Ficha Macroalgas marinas bénticas asociadas al manglar de la Costa Pacífica colombiana. Peña, E. J., & Palacios, M. L.500 - 5053762no completoSin asignar
Ficha Influence of alkali treatment on agar from Gracilaria cornea from Yucat´an, M´exicoPelegrin Y. Freile & D. RobledoNOparcialmente completo con ligaCultivo
Ficha Nutrient content of macroalgae with differing morphologies may indicate sources of nutrients for tropical marine systemsPeggy Fong, Krista Kamer, Katharyn E. Boyer, Karleen A. Boyle137-152NOLiga perdidaSin asignarMacroalgae · Tropics · Nutrients · Morphological forms · Puerto RicoTo investigate whether tissue N and P content of morphologically distinct macroalgae reflect different processes controlling nutrient availability, we measured water column nutrients and collected 5 species of algae for tissue N and P analysis from 18 sta
Ficha El Proyecto Macroalgas del Pacífico Mexicano y sus avances. II . Estrategia General del Trabajo.Pedroche, Francisco F.1 A 113760no completoSin asignar
Ficha El Proyecto Macroalgas del Pacífico Mexicano y sus avances. I . Programación y Desarrollo.Pedroche, Francisco F.1 A 14NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Response of macroalgae and macroinvertebrates to anthropogenic disturbance gradients in rocky shoresPedro Almeida Vinagre, Antónia Juliana Pais-Costa, Rui Gaspar, Ángel Borja, João Carlos Marques, João Magalhães Neto850-864NOLiga perdidaSin asignarMarine, Intertidal, Nutrient enrichment, Biological quality elements, Comparative response, Opportunist/sensitive taxaThe compliance of macroalgal and macroinvertebrate assemblages to anthropogenic disturbance gradients (e.g.,nutrient enrichment) was investigated atintertidal rocky shores.Macroalgae and macroinvertebrates presented parallel behavior, both showing shifts
Ficha Simple and rapid RNA extraction from freeze-dried tissue of brown algae and seagrassesPEARSON GARETH and et. al.4197-104NOparcialmente completo con ligaFeofitabrown algae, Fucus, lyophilization, plastid gene expression, rbcL, RNA extraction, seagrass

An inexpensive and rapid RNA extraction protocol for brown algae and seagrasses is presented, based on homogenization
in a simple CTAB buffer and selective precipitation of RNA with lithium chloride. The protocol avoids the use of toxic
chaot

Ficha PATTERNS OF REPRODUCTION, GENETIC DIVERSITY, AND GENETIC DIFFERENTIATION IN CALIFORNIA POPULATIONS OF THE GENICULATE CORALLINE ALGA LlTHOTHRIX ASPERGILLUM (RHODOPHYTA)Pearson Elizabeth A. and Steven N. Murray33753-763NOCompletoRodofitasCorallinales; coralline algae; genetic variation; isozyme electrophoresis, Lithothrix aspergillum; reproduction; Rhodophyta; seaweeds

The reproductive composition and genetic diversity of populations of the red seaweed Lithothrix aspergillurn Gray (0. Corallinales) were studied at three southern California sites (Shaw's Cove and Treasure Island,

Ficha Water relations of the dune grasses Ammophila arenaria and Elymus mollis on the coast of Oregon, USA. Pavlik, B. M. 45197-205NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarPredawn water potentials of Ammophila arenaria and Elymus mollis were never more negative than -0.2 MPa and midday minima did not drop below -2.0 MPa dur- ing the May to October study period. Both species were probably rooted in a salt-free water table th
Ficha A cladistic analysis of Rhodophyta: Florideophycidean ordersPaul W. Gabrielson and David J. Garbary 22125 -138NOparcialmente completo con ligaRodofitas

A cladistic analysis of the orders of red algae is presented that concentrates on relationships among florideophyte taxa. The data matrix comprises 35 characters and 15 taxa. Biochemical and ultrastructural characters as we

Ficha Algae as indicators of environmental changePaul V. McCormick & John Cairns6509-526NOno completoGeneralenvironmental monitoring, algal indicators, environmental change, indicator organisms, pollution, microbial ecology

Despite an increased awareness by governments and the general public of the need for protecting all types of
aquatic habitats, human impacts continue to impair the services that these ecosystems provide. Increased monitoring
activities that f

Ficha Algae as indicators of environmental changePaul V. McCormick & John Cairns6509-526NOno completoGeneralenvironmental monitoring, algal indicators, environmental change, indicator organisms, pollution, microbial ecology

Despite an increased awareness by governments and the general public of the need for protecting all types of
aquatic habitats, human impacts continue to impair the services that these ecosystems provide. Increased monitoring
activities that f

Ficha Rhizoid formation in Valonia (Siphonocladales, Chlorophyceae)PAUL ROMMEL ELVIRA, SATOKO SEKIDA AND KAZUO OKUDA51391-402NOno completoGeneralWORDS: Actin, FITC-labeled lectin, Microtubule, Polysaccharide, Rhizoid induction, Valonia

Rhizoids were artificially induced by the contact or approach of substrata toward Valonia macrophysa, V. fastigiata and
V. aegagropila cell surfaces. A single, spherical cell produced rhizoids locally at the portion that contacted with a glass

Ficha Has the Biological Species Concept Outlived Its Usefulness?Paul R. Ehrlich10167-1762762no completoSin asignar
Ficha The ultrastructure of an alloparasitic red alga Choreocolax polysiphoniaePaul Kugrens and John A. West12175-186758no completoSin asignarChoreocolax polysipiloniaeAn alloparasite, Choreocolax polysipiloniae, apparently represents one of the most evolved parasitic red algae. Chloroplasts are highly reduced and consist of double membrane limited organelles lacking any internal thylakoid development. The uninucleate c
Ficha The effect of acidification on the determination of organic carbon, total nitrogen and their stable isotopic composition in algae and marine sedimentPaul Kennedy*, Hilary Kennedy and Stathis Papadimitriou191063-1068Nono completoGeneral

We investigated the effects of sample acidification on the stable carbon and nitrogen isotopic com-
position (d13C and d15N), as well as the organic carbon (OC) and total nitrogen (TN) composition, of

an algal culture and a marine sediment.

Ficha Experimental Evaluation of Ecological Dominance in a Rocky Intertidal Algal CommunityPaul K. Dayton45137-159NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarActinians; algae; asteroid; community organization; competition; dominance; echinoid; grazing; intertidal; obligate relationships; predation; succession.The mechanisms by which various species exert influence disproportionate to their abundance or mass on the structure of a lower intertidal algal community were evaluated experimentally. These functional roles were evaluated by various controlled manipulat
Ficha The Generic Name Hormidium as Applied to Green AlgaePaul C. Silva, Karl R. Mattox, Will H. Blackwell and Jr.21639-645NOno completoGeneral

Hormidium Kiitzing 1843 (non Lindley ex Heynhold 1840, Orchidaceae) is shown to have been lectotypified with H. velutinum, a  chizogoniaceous alga. Hormidium sensu Klebs 1896 comprises ulotrichaceous algae. Although in

Ficha Remarks on Algal Nomenclature IIPaul C. Silva860-64NOno completoGeneral
Ficha Remarks on Algal Nomenclature. IIIPaul C. Silva918-25NOno completoGeneral
Ficha Remarks on Algal Nomenclature. IVPaul C. Silva16941-945Nono completoGeneral
Ficha Remarks on Algal Nomenclature VPaul C. Silva21199-205Nono completoGeneral
Ficha Remarks on Algal Nomenclature VIPaul C. Silva29121-145NOno completoGeneral

Thirty-nine generic names of living algae are formally proposed for conservation. Two new combinations are made, Hormiscia gregaria (Braun) P. C. Silva, replacing H. neglecta Kornmann in connection with the proposal to cons

Ficha ThallobiontaPaul C. SilvaNDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha ChlorophycotaPaul C. SilvaNDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarThis division includes all algae that have chlorophyll a and b. exce pt the Euglenophyceae, which in all other respects are so different as to suggest a separate origin of their photosynthetic pigments. Three classes are recognized: the Chlorophyceae, Cha
Ficha Review of the Taxonomic History and Nomenclature of the Yellow-Green AlgaePaul C. Silva12120-63NOno completoGeneral

The taxonomic history of the yellow-green algae is reviewed with emphasis on classification above the rank of genus. Numerous nomenclatural situations in need of rectification or clarifieation are discussed. At the ord

Ficha REVEALING GENETIC MARKERS IN GELIDIUM VAGUM (RHODOPHYTA) THROUGH THE RANDOM AMPLIFIED POLYMORPHIC DNA (RAPD) TECHNIQUEPatwary Mohsin U. and et. al.89216-222NOCompletoRodofitasamplification fragment length polymorphism; DNA amplification fingerprinting; Gelidium ; genetic marker; polymerase chain reaction (PCR); random amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD); Rhodophyta

The recently developed random amplified polymorphic DNA technique was evaluated as n method for characterizing isolates of the agarophyte Gelidium vagum Okamura. Reaction conditions for single primer polymerase ch

Ficha Responses to nutrient enrichment, wave action and disturbance in rocky shore communitiesPatrik Kraufvelin262–274NOLiga perdidaSin asignarMesocosm; Nutrient enrichment; Canopy gap formation; Rocky intertidal; Algal colonisation; Marine biodiversityA high degree of resistance against nutrient enrichment has previously been demonstrated for macroalgal-dominated rocky shore communities in the presence of moderate to large amounts of macroinvertebrate grazers. To experimentally examine, under controlle
Ficha Nutrient Mass Flux between Florida Bay and the Florida Keys National Marine SanctuaryPatrick J. Gibson & Joseph N. Boyer & Ned P. Smith3121-32Nono completoGeneralFlorida Bay . Florida Keys. Nutrients. Nutrient loading . Volume transport . Nitrogen . Phosphorus

There is a net discharge of water and nutrients
through Long Key Channel from Florida Bay to the Florida
Keys National Marine Sanctuary (FKNMS). There has been
speculation that this water and its constituents may be
contributing to

Ficha The Ascidians of South Australia III. Northern Sector of the Great Australian Bight and Additional RecordsPatricia Kott99ene-20NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarGran Bahía de Australia; Euherdmaniinae y BotryllinaeAn account is given of 58 species of the Ascidiacea from South Australia, of which 7 species are new, including two assigned to new genera in the sub families Euherdmaniinae and Botryllinae. Records of 22 species from the northern part of the Great Austra
Ficha Growth of members of Cladophorales in experimental culture. Patel, R. J. 1040-53NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarChaetomorpha melagonium Kütz., Rhizoclonium riparium Harv. y Pithophora keioensis WittrThe effects of different ternperatures, light for different lengths of time and different quantities of light on growth of Chaetomorpha melagonium Kütz., Rhizoclonium riparium Harv. and Pithophora keioensis Wittr. have been described. The lower ternperatu
Ficha Facultative Heterotrophy in Some Chlorococcacean AlgaeParker, B.C., Bold, H.C. & Deason, T.R133761-763NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarBracteacoccus, Spongiochloris, Diciyochloris, Neochloris y Spongiococcum; morfológico.All know species of the genera Bracteacoccus, Spongiochloris, and Diciyochloris, and some of the species of Neochloris and Spongiococcum are capable of growing heterotrophically in darkness in glucose-salts médium. In contrast, all know species of Chloroc
Ficha Quelques stations francaises de Geitleria calcarea, Cyanophycde cavernicolePar P. Bourrelly and P. Dupuy35136-140NOno completoGeneral

The atmophytic, lime-incrusting alga Geitleria calcarea (Cyanophyta, Stigonemataceae), discovered in 1955 by Friedmann in two caves of Israel, has been found in six caves in France. Ecological conditions at all habitats are

Ficha Tank cultivation of the red alga Palmaria palmata: Effects of intermittent light on growth rate, yield and growth kineticsPang Shaojun & Klaus Lüning1693-99NOno completoCultivointermittent light, growth rate, growth kinetics, Palmaria palmata, photoinhibition, tank cultivation, yield

Tank cultivation of marine macroalgae involves air-agitation of the algal biomass and intermittent light conditions,
i.e.periodic, short light exposure of the thalli in the range of 10 s at the water surface followed by plunging to low
light

Ficha Application of SSR and AFLP to the analysis of genetic diversity in Gracilariopsis lemaneiformis (Rhodophyta)Pang Qiaoqiao and et. al.22607–612NOCompletoRodofitasGenetic diversity. Gracilariopsis lemaneiformis. SSR

The agarophyte Gracilariopsis lemaneiformis is both important for biological research and of significant economic value. However, the genetic diversity of wild populations of the alga has not been studied. We

Ficha Removal of phosphate by the green seaweed Ulva lactuca in a small-scale sewage treatment plant (Ios Island, Aegean Sea, Greece)Panagiotis Tsagkamilis, et.al.22331-339NOno completoGeneralBiofilter. Chlorophytes. Phosphate absorption . Sewage effluent . Ulva

In the present study, the use of seaweeds for
phosphate absorption was examined as a tertiary treatment
in sewage treatment plants, to improve the water quality
and reduce eutrophication risks. The data came from both
laboratory and

Ficha Signal transduction during fertilization in the unicellular green alga, ChlamydomonasPan Junmin and William J Snell3596-602NOno completoClorofita

Sexual reproduction in the green alga, Chlamydomonas, is
regulated by environmental conditions and by cell–cell
interactions. After gametogenesis, flagellar adhesion
between gametes triggers gamete activation, leading to cell

Ficha Preliminary Screening for Potential AlgicidesPalmer, C. Mervin; Maloney, Thomas E.5501-agoNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarMicrocystis, Nitzschia, Gomphonema, Scenedesmus, Chlorella y CylindrospermumA comparatively simple procedure for the preliminary screening of chemical compounds for algicides is described together with results obtained with the first 76 substances tested. As groups, inorganic and organic salts, rosin amine compounds, and antibiot
Ficha Algae in Water Supplies of OhioPalmer, C. Mervin62225-24412no completoSin asignar
Ficha Efectos de la contaminación sobre la diversidad genética de Mazzaella laminarioides (Bory) Fredericq (Gigartinales, Rhodophyta) en bahíasPalma Mario and et. al.6424-32NOCompletoRodofitassod-1, Mazzaella laminarioides, diversidad genética, contaminación.

Se determinó y comparó la variabilidad genética interpoblacional de Mazzaella laminaroides (Bory) Fredericq presente en Bahía Coliumo, Bahía San Vicente y Bahía Concepción, l

Ficha DESARROLLO DE GAMETÓFITOS Y ESPORÓFITOS DE MACROCYSTIS PYRIFERA (L.) C. AGARDH (LAMINARIALES: LESSONIACEAE) DE LA REGIÓN DE MAGALLANES EN CONDICIONES DE LABORATORIOPalacios M. and A. MansillaNOparcialmente completo con ligaFeofita
Ficha Exploring the potential of clay in mitigating Pyrodinium bahamense var. compressum and other harmful algal species in the PhilippinesPadilla Larry V. and et. al.22761–768NOno completoGeneralHAB mitigation . Clay . Red tide . Pyrodinium . Cell removal efficiency

Harmful algal bloom occurrences worldwide
have prompted the testing and use of methods to control

and mitigate their detrimental effects. This study inves-
tigates the potential of Philippine clay minerals to physi-
cally remove p

Ficha Agricultural fertilizers as alternative culture media for biomass production of Chondracanthus squarrulosus (Rhodophyta, Gigartinales) under semi-controlled conditionsPacheco-Ruíz I. and et. al.240201–209NOCompletoRodofitasBiomass production; Agricultural fertilizers; Chondracanthus squarrulosus; Nutrients

The red alga Chondracanthus squarrulosus was cultured under semi-controlled conditions to evaluate growth (biomass production) with agricultural fertilizers (ammonium nitrate, ammonium sulphate and urea) vs. analytical grad

Ficha Reclutasmiento in situj y fertilidad der fases nucleares de Gelidium robustum (Rhodophyta)Pacheco-Ru?z I. and et. al.NORodofitas
Ficha Biogeografia e historia de vida de dos especies de Porphyra (Rhodophyta) endemica del Golfo de California, MexicoPacheco R.I.NORodofitas
Ficha Host-specificity of Endophyton ramosum (Chlorophyta), the causative agent of green patch disease in Mazzaella laminarioides (Rhodophyta)Pablo C. Sánchez and et.al.31173-179NOCompletoRodofitasdisease, Endophyton, host-specificity, infection, Mazzaella

The level of host-specificity of Endophyton ramosum, the causative agent of green patch disease in Mazzaella laminarioides, was experimentally tested in the laboratory. Cross-infection trials demonstrated that the endophyte

Ficha Atmospheric nitrogen deposition from a remote source enriches macroalgae in coral reef ecosystems near Green Turtle Cay, Abacos, BahamasP.J. Barile, B.E. Lapointe501262–1272Nono completoGeneralAtmospheric deposition; Nitrogen; Macroalgae; Coral reefs; Bahamas

Over the past several decades, the fixation of ‘‘new’’ nitrogen to the biosphere has doubled. For the early 21st century, the most
significant rate increases in atmospheric nitrogen deposition are predicted for developing n

Ficha Invasion of Codium fragile ssp. tomentosoides in northern Chile: A new threat for Gracilaria farmingP.E. Neill, O. Alcalde, S. Faugeron, S.A. Navarrete, J.A. Correa259202-210no completoGeneralAlgal farming; Invasion ecology; Marine invasion; Non-indigenous species; Seaweed; South America

Invasive species are key components of the burgeoning global change in ecological communities. The green alga Codium fragile
ssp. tomentosoides (Chlorophyta) is a recognized invader in marine ecosystems around the world, with described ecological

Ficha EFFECTS OF SELF-FERTILIZATION IN THE GIANT KELP, MACROCYSTIS PYRIFERAP. T. RAIMONDI, D. C. REED, B. GAYLORD, AND L. WASHBURN853267-3276Nono completoGeneralCalifornia, USA; competition; dispersal; inbreeding; kelp; Macrocystis pyrifera; outcrossing; self-fertilization; spores.

The costs of self-fertilization were evaluated for the giant kelp, Macrocystis
pyrifera. Macrocystis, like other kelps, has a biphasic life history in which the dispersal

stage is the 1N spore generation. Once spores settle, they grow into

Ficha Changing Patterns of Distribution in Marine AlgaeP. S. Dixon14109-1151497no completoSin asignar
Ficha Cost of reproduction in Fucus distichusP. O. Ang, Jr8925-352668no completoSin asignarReproductive effort (ratio of fertile to total plant dry weight) was measured in Fucus distichus L. emend. Powell. On average, 12.7 % of plant dry weight is in reproductive biomass and this amount is relatively constant over most months. Reproductive effo
Ficha Interaction of top down and bottom up factors in intertidal rockpools: Effects on early successional macroalgal community composition, abundance and productivityP. Masterson, and et. al.363dic-20NOno completoGeneralGrazing Macroalgae Nutrient enrichment Rockpools Top down/bottom up control

Increasing levels of eutrophication in coastal waters and recognition of natural variation in supply of nutrients,
through for example variations in upwelling intensity, have led to an increasing demand to understand the role
of bottom up for

Ficha The Maintenance of Species-Richness in Plant Communities: The Importance of The Regeneration NicheP. J. Grubb52107-1452765no completoSin asignarI. According to ‘Gause’s hypothesis’ a corollary of the process of evolution by natural selection is that in a community at equilibrium every species must occupy a different niche. Many botanists have found this idea improbable because they have ignored t
Ficha Nouvelles observations sur deux Coccolithophoracees marines: Cricosphaera roscoffensis (P. Dangeard) comb. nov. et Hymenomonas globosa (F. Magne) comb. nov.P. Gayral et J. Fresnel15339-3551732no completoSin asignar
Ficha Notes on Sexual Reproduction in Desmids. Experiencies with Conjugation Experiments in Uni-algal CulturesP. F. M. Colsfl and R. M. Y. Teixeira23603-6111258no completoSin asignarlosterium Iimneticum Lemn. Cl. moniliferum Bory ex Ralfs, y Micrasterias papilifera Breb. De CI. limnetieum no zygoporas; fisiológicoOver 120 randomly selected strain helonging to 16 genera and to more than 80 species of Desmids were brought into uni-algal culture and subjected to condition, provoking conjugation. Only 3 isolates - all homothallic - exhibited sexual reproduction: Clost
Ficha On the Term CharacterP. Dearte Rodrigues35140-1412758no completoSin asignar
Ficha CODIUM AMPHIBIUM: A SPECIES OF DOUBTFUL VALIDITYP. C. SILVA AND D. E. G. IRVINE39631-636NOno completoGeneral

Plants agreeing in habit with the material originally described as Codium
amphibium have been shown to be juvenile stages of G.fragile subsp. atlanticum
and C. tomentosum. The type specimen is probably a juvenile of the former
species. G

Ficha Evaluación de Lactuca Sativa y Selenastrum Capricornutum como Indicadores de Toxicidad en AguasP. Bohórquez-Echeverry, C. Campos-Pinilla83-98NOLiga perdidaSin asignarbioensayos, contaminación del agua, Lactuca sativa y Selenastrum capricornutum, toxicidadEl bioensayo con Selenastrum capricornutum ha sido utilizado como herramienta de valoración de la contaminación del agua, debido a su habilidad para detectar efectos adversos a mezclas complejas de sustancias químicas. El objetivo de este estudio fue comp
Ficha Scandinavians who have contributed to the of the Knowledge flora of North America.P. A. Rydberg6NDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha A method for determining the surface area of coralsOve Hoegh-Guldberg7113-116NOno completoGeneral

Although there are several techniques available
that can accurately determine the surface area of simple
branching corals, there is an absence of techniques that
can be applied to finely branching species like Pocillopora

damicorn

Ficha De Algi et CharaceisOTTO XORDSTEDT.254313219no completoSin asignar
Ficha A multivariate analysis of morphological variation in the Hemizygia bracteosa complex (Lamiaceae, Ocimeae)Otieno D. F. and et. al.26119-38NOno completoFeofitaHemizygia bracteosa complex, phenetics, cluster analysis, discriminant analysis, principal component analysis.

The variation and recognition of taxa
within the Hemizygia bracteosa complex was

examined using multivariate techniques. Morpho-
logical characters were sampled on 197 herbar-
ium specimens. Phenetically H. bracteosa and

H.

Ficha Seasonal changes in abundance and shifts in dominance of life history stages of the carrageenophyte Sarcothalia crispata (Rhodophyta, Gigartinales) in south-central ChileOtaiza Ricardo D. and et. al.13161–171NOCompletoRodofitasChile, gametophytic dominance, Gigartinaceae, life history, resorcinol, Sarcothalia crispata, selfseeding

The population dynamics of the carrageenophyte Sarcothalia crispata is described from subtidal beds at two localities in south-central Chile. Seasonal fluctuations in total density and biomass were not evident. Fronds were

Ficha Composición Nutricional y Funcional de las Algas Clorofíceas Chilenas: Codium fragile y Ulva lactuca Ortiz V. Jaimeene-25NOno completoClorofita

Existen pocos antecedentes científicos referente a la composición químico-nutricional y de componentes funcionales de las diferentes macroalgas que proliferan en las amplias costas chilenas, en vista a la necesidad de&nbs

Ficha PARTHENOGENESIS IN THE BROWN ALGA LESSONIA NIGRESCENS (LAMINARIALES, PHAEOPHYCEAE) FROM CENTRAL CHILEOppliger L.V. and J. A. Correa431295-1301NOno completoFeofitaDNA quantification; flow cytom- etry; Lessonia nigrescens; parthenogenesis; Phaeo- phyceae

Parthenogenesis, the development of female gam-
etes without fertilization, is relatively common in

brown algae, although limited quantitative informa-
tion on the phenomenon is available. Its occurrence

is reported for the firs

Ficha SEX RATIO VARIATION IN THE LESSONIA NIGRESCENS COMPLEX (LAMINARIALES, PHAEOPHYCEAE): EFFECT OF LATITUDE, TEMPERATURE, AND MARGINALITYOppliger L. V. and et. al.46NOno completoFeofitacryptic species; gametophyte; latitude; Lessonia nigrescens; marginal populations; Phaeophyceae; sex determination; sex ratio; tem- perature

Little is known about variation of sex ratio, the

proportion of males to females, in natural popula-
tions of seaweed, though it is a major determinant

of the mating system. The observation of sexual
chromosomes in kelps suggest

Ficha Brazilian mangal vegetation with special emphasis on the seaweeds. Oliveira, E. C. 55-653824no completoSin asignar
Ficha Physiological Responses of Phytoplankton to Major Enviromental FactorsOlga v. H. Owens and Wayne E. Esalas27461-483NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Role of colonization in spatio-temporal patchiness of microgastropods in coralline turf habitatOlabarria C.274121-140NOCompletoRodofitasAustralia; Intertidal rocky shore; Microgastropods; Artificial turf; Colonization; Patchiness

The ability of benthic macrofauna to disperse and colonize new habitats throughout their life may contribute substantially to small-scale patchiness in abundances in different habitats. Microgastropods in coralline turf on

Ficha Seaweeds and their uses in Japan.Okazaki, A. 1-165NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Marine biotoxins and harmful algal blooms in mexico's pacific littoralOchoa J.L.and et. al.0NOGeneral
Ficha Underwater DisturbancesO. L. Martin Jr.53-60NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Wind-induced long term increase and short term fluctuations of shallow water suspended matter and nutrient concentrations, Ringkøbing Fjord, DenmarkO. B Pedersena, C. Christiansena & M. B. Laursenb273-287NOLiga perdidaSin asignarThe terrestrial supply of nutrients to the shallow lagoon Ringkøbing Fjord has shown a significant downward tendency for phosphorus during the past 10 years. In spite of a decreasing supply, there is at the same time an increase in nutrient concentrations
Ficha Observaciones traoficas y de distribucion espacial de peces asociados a un bosque submareal de Lessonia trabeculataNuñez M. L. and J. A. Vasquez CastroNOparcialmente completo con ligaKelp
Ficha Forces on intertidal organisms due to breaking ocean waves: Design and application of a telemetry systemNOTES27178-183NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarA new telemetry system measures the direction and magnitude of the forces imposed on intertidal organisms by individual breaking waves. Cast epoxy replicas of organisms are mounted on three transducers embedded in an exposed rock surface. Force data are e
Ficha A simple device for recording the maximum force exerted on intertidal organismsNOTES281269-12742683no completoSin asignarA new dynamometer records the magnitude and direction of the maximum force imposed on individual organisms by rapid water flow. These measurements allow “exposure” to be accurately quantified, and maximum water velocity to be estimated. The device is rugg
Ficha Rhodogorgon, an anamolous new red algal genus from the Caribbean Sea. Norris, J. N., & Bucher, K. E. 102 1050-1066NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarRhodogorgon (Rhodophyta) a new genus with two species , R. carriebowensis and R. ramosissima, superficially resembling some gorgonian soft corals, is described frorn the Caribbean Sea. Studies of vegetative morphology, male reprcductive structure, pigment
Ficha A New Species of Basicladia from the Snail Viviparus Malleatus ReeveNormandin, Robert F.; Taft, Clarence E.5958-622767no completoSin asignarBasicladia viviparaIn June 1956 a specimen of the snail Viviparus malleatus Reeve was obtained from a pond on South Bass Island, Lake Erie. An alga growing on the snail shell was identified with the Genus, Basicladia described by Hoffman and Tilden (1930). This habitat is n
Ficha An Empirical Comparison of Microcomputer Parsimony Programs,IINorman I. Platnick5145-1612771no completoSin asignarThe effectiveness and efficiency of J.S. Farris new microcomputer parsimony program (Henning86. version 1.5) are evaluated with reference to 60 data sets, including those used to benechmark earlier mainframe and microcomputer packages. By overcoming the
Ficha Vegetative and reproductive morphology of the type species of Gloiocladia, G. Furcata (Faucheaceae, Rhodophyta)Se ha habilitado la compatibilidad con lectores de pantalla.Noemí Sánchez and Conxi Rodríguez-Prieto44222-233NOLiga perdidaSin asignar

The type species of Gloiocladia, G. furcata, is described in detail, and its characters are compared with those of other species currently accepted in Gloiocladia. The presence of a subcortex of ovoid, angular or stellate cells, connected by secondary

Ficha Halogenated Monoterpene Derivatives from Desmia (Chondrococcus) japonicusNobutaka ICHIKAWA, Yoko NAPA, and Sachito ENOMOTO562-565NOLiga perdidaSin asignar
Ficha Purification of phycoerythrin from Porphyra yezoensis Ueda (Bangiales, Rhodophyta) using expanded bed absorptionNiu Jian-Feng and et. al.2225–31NOCompletoRodofitasPorphyra yezoensis. R-phycoerythrin . Hydrophobic interaction chromatography . Expanded bed absorption . Ion-exchange chromatography . Streamline column

R-phycoerythrin was purified by means of phenylsepharose expanded bed absorption and DEAE-sepharose ion-exchange chromatography from Porphyra yezoensis, one of the largest and important aquaculture species in Chin

Ficha Systematics and PaleobiologyNiles Eldredge and Michael J. Novacek1165-742769no completoSin asignarSystematics, ostensibly the "old" paleontology, actually plays a central and crucial role in modern paleobiology. We argue that a revised ontology has recently darified the nature of species and has expressly added monophyletic groups to the roster of spa
Ficha Field and morphological observations of Gelidium longipes (Gelidiales, Rhodophyta), a rare endemic red alga from northern New ZealandNELSON W. A. and T. J. FARR41707–713NOno completoRodofitasGelidiales; Gelidium longipes; northern New Zealand

Field observations of the little known, New Zealand endemic red alga Gelidium longipes (Gelidiales, Rhodophyta) indicate that this species has a highly restricted distribution in northern New Zealand. Pr

Ficha Invasion of Codium fragile ssp. tomentosoides in northern Chile: A new threat for Gracilaria fNeil and et. al.0NOClorofita
Ficha Nuevos registros de macroalgas para el Atlántico mexicano y riqueza florística del Caribe mexicanoNeidy Pauline Cetz-Navarro et. al.18nov-19NOno completoGeneralArrecifes de coral, Caribe mexicano, ficoflora, Península de Yucatán, Quintana Roo.

Se revisaron muestras de macroalgas de un hábitat pocas veces analizado (colindante a la parte basal del tejido vivo
de los corales Acropora palmata y Diploria strigosa) y de una zona de México poco conocida florísticamente (p

Ficha Evolvability, Modularity, and Individuality During the Transition to Multicellularity in Volvocalean Green AlgaeNedelcu Aurora M. and Richard E. Michodene-30NOno completoClorofitaevolvability, germ line, green algae, immortality, individuality, modularity, totipotency, Volvox

During evolutionary transitions in the units of evolution, individuality emerges at a new and
higher level. Here, we argue that the transition from unicellular to multicellular organisms requires
the re-organization at the higher level of cer

Ficha ECOLOGICAL DISTRIBUTION OF STREAM MACROALGAL COMMUNITIES FROM A DRAINAGE BASIN IN THE SERRA DA CANASTRA NATIONAL PARK, MINAS GERAIS, SOUTHEASTERN BRAZILNECCHI-JÚNIOR, O. and et. al.6301-dicNOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneralecological distribution, macroalgae, mountain stream, highland grassland.

Twelve stream segments were sampled four times in 1998-1999 (one sampling per season) in the drain-
age basin of the upper São Francisco River (19o

45’-21o
25’S, 49o
05’-51o
30’W), situated in S

Ficha Germination in Pithophora akinetes. Neal, E. C., & Herndon, W. R. 87525-5273728no completoSin asignar
Ficha The Entomology of PanamaNeal A. Weber2187-198NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Algas: Un importante recurso natural.NDND3725no completoSin asignar
Ficha Ley de Aguas NacionalesND22 A 44NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Flora ficologica de México.NDNDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Flora Ficológica de RiscosND1 A 6NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarEste documento representa el proyecto preliminar de investigacióll sobre algas mariras bentonicas presentes en los "Riscos o Peñascos" a lo Larqo del Pacífico Tropical Mexicano. Forma parte del proyecto "Macroalgas del Pacífico Mexicano", que integra junt
Ficha Cryptophyta, Euglenophyta and Pyrrhophyta.ND262-269NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha DINÁMICA DE LAS INTERACCIONES ALGA-CORAL EN DOS BAHÍAS DE LA REGIÓN DE SANTA MARTA (CARIBE COLOMBIANO) CON DISTINTO GRADO DE INFLUENCIA ANTROPOGÉNICANazira Mejía–Niño y Jaime Garzón–Ferreira.32243-261NOno completoGeneralArrecifes coralinos, Algas, Interacciones, Santa Marta, Colombia, Caribe.

Para contribuir al conocimiento del impacto potencial de las macroalgas sobre las comunida-
des coralinas se desarrolló el presente trabajo con el fin de evaluar la presencia y la dinámica de las

interacciones alga-coral en co

Ficha Iridaea cordata (Gigartinales, Rhodophyta): responses to artificial UVB radiationNavarro Nelso P. and et. al.22385–394NOCompletoRodofitasCarpospores . Germlings. Morphological alteration . Mortality . UVB effects

The effects of UVB radiation on the different developmental stages of the carrageenan-producing red alga Iridaea cordata were evaluated considering: (1) carpospore and discoid germling mortality; (2) growth r

Ficha UVB effects on early developmental stages of commercially important macroalgae in southern ChileNavarro N.P. and et. al.20897–906NOno completoGeneralCommercial seaweeds . Spores. UVB impact

High levels of ultraviolet-B radiation (UVB)
could represent a danger to seaweeds by affecting their
physiological processes and development. The aim of this
work was to study the effects of UVB radiation on early
developmental stag

Ficha New Species of Gelidium on The Pacific Coast of North AmericaNathaniel Lyon Gardner13273-3183240no completoSin asignar
Ficha Selectivity of Ingestion and Digestion in the Chrysomonad Flagellate Ochromonas malhamensisNathan Dubowsky21295-298NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarOchromonas malhamensis; digestion; Gomori stain; ingestion; phagotrophy; electron microscopy.Ochromonas malhamensis cells were allowed to feed on autoclaved Aerobacter aerogenes, biochemically inert polystyrene latex particles of comparable size, shape and density, or a combination of these to determine if this protozoan is capable of phagotrophi
Ficha The Structure and Reproduction of the Genera Ceramium and Campylaophora in Japan with special Reference to Criteria of ClassificationNakamura, Yositeru415-621383no completoSin asignar1. In the species examined, the mean diametel of the tetraspore is smaller than that of the carpospore, and both spores of Ceramium are smaller than those of Campylaephora in the mean diameter respectively. The mode of germination of the spores shows both
Ficha Taxonomic notes on Caribbean Neosiphonia and Polysiphonia (Ceramiales, Florideophyceae): five species from Florida, USA and MexicoNadya R. Mamoozadeh and D. Wilson Freshwater54269-292NOno completoGeneralCaribbean Mexico; Florida; molecular-assisted identification; Neosiphonia; Polysiphonia.

Molecular-assisted identification using plastid-encoded rbcL
and mitochondrion-encoded COI loci identified five species
of Polysiphonia sensu lato from 16 Florida and Caribbean

Mexico samples. Morphological character states were exam-<

Ficha Competitive Relationships in Natural and Artificial Algal CommunitiesNabivailo Yu. V. and E. A. Titlyanov32S21–S31NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneralcompetition, seaweeds, mechanisms, community.

Modern data on competitive relationships and their role in the succession of natural and artificial
algal communities are reviewed. The mechanisms of macroalgae competition and the factors that affect the
competitive outcomes are considered.

Ficha Identification, definition and quantification of goods and services provided by marine biodiversity: Implications for the ecosystem approachN.J. Beaumont, M.C. Austen, J.P. Atkins, D. Burdon, S. Degraer, T.P. Dentinho, S. Derous, P. Holm, T. Horton, E. van Ierland, A.H. Marboe, D.J. Starkey, M. Townsend, T. Zarzycki253–265NOLiga perdidaSin asignarMarine biodiversity; Goods and services; Ecosystem Approach; Environmental managementThis paper identifies and defines ecosystem goods and services provided by marine biodiversity. Case studies have been used to provide an insight into the practical issues associated with the assessment of marine ecosystem goods and services at specific l
Ficha RhodophyceaeN. SvedeliusND3149no completoSin asignar
Ficha The Clinging Mechanism of Pseudophryne Bibroni (Anura: Leptodactylidae) to an Alga on GlassN. Gradwell9931-34NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarDespite the absence of an oral sucker, tadpoles of all stages from 26 to 40 (of Gosner 1960) were found to be capable of clinging by their jaws to an alga on vertical glass. When the glass was wiped clean of the alga, Phyllobium sp., tadpoles were no long
Ficha Possible role of a mitochondrial genome rearrangement in maintaining the spatial segregation of two cryptic species of the Lessonia nigrescens species complexMyriam VALERO2,3 and Sylvain FAUGERON452371-383NOLiga perdidaKelpHeteroplasmy l Kelp l Mitochondria l Parapatric distribution l Range edge l Speciation

In numerous taxa, studies have reported the co-occurrence of several copies for a single mitochondrial marker
(heteroplasmy), leading to incorrect phylogenetic inferences if not detected. While this phenomenon has been widely
investigated in

Ficha Using genetic tools for sustainable management of kelps: a literature review and the example of Laminaria digitataMyriam VALERO et. al.52467-483no completoFeofitaSeaweed harvesting l Spatial and temporal genetic variation l Population connectivity l Conservation strategy

Kelp forests are threatened by human activities that result in habitat loss or deplete natural stocks, but little is
known about genetic diversity, importance of gene flow and effect of population fragmentation on genetic structure. We
review

Ficha AlgasMyriam KrasilchikNDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Stictosiphonia Kelanensis (Grunow Ex Post) King & Puttock (Rhodomelaceae, Rhodophyta): A New Record from Atlantic MangrovesMutue Toyota Fujii, Nair Sumie Yokoya y Marilza Cordeiro-Marino1793-972618no completoSin asignarStictosiphonia kelanensis, mangrove, new record, Atlantic.Stictosiphonia kelanensis (Grunow ex Post) King & Purtock (Rhodomelaceae, Rhodophyta): a new record from Atlantic mangroves. During a study of the algae in mangroves of Rio Sítio Grande, Ilha do Cardoso (25°03'S; 47°55'W), Sao Paulo State,Brazil, plants b
Ficha QUANTIFICATION OF THE EFFECTS OF SPORELING COALESCENCE ON THE EARLY DEVELOPMENT OF GRACILARIA CHILENSIS (RHODOPHYTA)'Munoz Alejandro A. and Bernabe Santetices30387-392NOparcialmente completo con ligaRodofitascoalescence; ecology; Gracilaria chi- lensis; Rhodophyta; sporeling coalescence; sporeling growth

Sporeling coalescence in species of Gracilariales and Gigartinales is predicted to result in larger basal areas of growing disks as well as earlier initiation, increased abundance, and faster growth rales of

Ficha Seasonal Variations in the Vertical Distribution of Benthic Microalgae in the Upper Sediment of the Mdloti Estuary, South AfricaMundree Sarasvathi and et. al.46323–331NOno completoGeneralchlorophyll-a; light; microphytobenthos; nutrients; pheopigments, temporarily-open estuary; vertical distribution.

A 12-month survey investigated seasonal variations in the vertical distribution of benthic microalgal biomass
in relation to major factors potentially controlling their dynamics in the subtropical temporarily-open Mdloti
Estuary, KwaZulu-Nata

Ficha Effects of wave exposure on the proportion of gametophytes and tetrasporophytes of Mazzaella oregona (Rhodophyta: Gigartinales) from Paci¢c CanadaMudge Benita and Ricardo ScrosatiNOparcialmente completo con ligaRodofitas
Ficha  Morphologische und physiologische Studien an der Cladophoracee Pithophora.Mothes, K. 48110-1213732no completoSin asignar
Ficha The influence of environmental factors on the distribution of freshwater algae: an experimental study: II. The role of pH and the carbon dioxide-bicarbonate system. Moss, B. 61157-177NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarOligotrophic species of algae would not grow at pH values above 8 6-8 85, whilst eutrophic ones grew at pH values above 9, and at considerably higher bicarbonate levels than did the former. The results are interpreted in terms of the available free CO2 at
Ficha The influence of environmental factors on the distribution of freshwater algae: An experimental study: III. Effects of temperature, vitamin requirements and inorganic Nitrogen compounds on growth. Moss, B. 61179-192NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarGrowth rates of fifteen species of algae were measured at temperatures between 40 C and 360 C. The maximum growth rates of oligotrophic species tended to be smaller than those of eutrophic species. Temperature optima for growth under the conditions used d
Ficha Macroalgal morphology mediates particle capture by the corallimorpharian Corynactis californicaMorrow Kathleen M. and Robert C. Carpenter155273–280NOLiga perdidaRodofitas

The shallow kelp forest at Santa Catalina Island, California (33.45 N, ¡118.49 W) is distinguished by several canopy guilds ranging from a floating canopy (Macrocystis pyrifera), to a stipitate, erect u

Ficha Responses to desiccation stress by Klebsormidium rivulare (Ulotrichales, Chlorophyta) from a Rhode Island stream.Morison, M. O. & Sheath, R. G. 24129-145NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Macro- and mesoherbivores prefer native seaweeds over the invasive brown seaweed Sargassum muticum: a potential regulating role on invasionsMonteiro C. A. and et. al.1562505-2515NOparcialmente completo con ligaFeofita

Herbivory has a strong impact on algal distribu-
tion, abundance and community structure and may inXu-
ence the establishment and spread of introduced seaweed

species. In this study, we assess the potential regulating role
of herb

Ficha Mazzaella laminarioides spp. Tres especies cripticas con hsitorias demograficas dsitintas en ChileMontecinos A.NOGeneral
Ficha TETRASPOROGENESIS IN Gelidium floridanum (GELIDIALES, RHODOPHYTA): CYTOCHEMICAL STUDYMonte-Domecq, F. A. and et. al.1221-22NOCompletoRodofitas

Gelidium is a genus of red algae with a very wide geographic range. It is an economically valuable seaweed used in agar production. The taxonomy of red algae is based on the complexity of reproductive structures and life hi

Ficha Areal and vertical distribution of Cladophora glomerata biomass in western lake Erie.Monaco, M. E. & Herdendorf C. E.8478NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha GRAZING IMPACT OF, AND INDIRECT INTERACTIONS BETWEEN MESOGRAZERS ASSOCIATED WITH KELP (LAMINARIA DIGITATA) Molis M. NOKelp
Ficha Phylogenetic Position of SiphonocladialesMohammed Nizamuddin83282-290NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarThirteen species of tardigrades were colleted primarily from the Appalachian Mountains of North and South Carolina. A few collections from Virginia and Vermont are included also in the study. Additional collections records are cited for Echiniscus (Echini
Ficha Phytogeography of the Fucales and their Seasonal GrowthMohammed Nizamuddin13131-139NOLiga perdidaGeneral
Ficha Algal Taxonomy: Historical OverviewMoestrup Øjvind NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneral01-jun
Ficha Algae: Phylogeny and EvolutionMoestrup Øjvind 01-mayNOno completoGeneral

Ideas on the phylogeny and evolution of the algae are presently based on a combination of
ultrastructural and molecular data. Following the discovery that the chloroplasts of
eukaryotic algae arose after one or more symbiotic events, the term

Ficha Hymenocladiopsis crustigena (Rhodymeniaceae), a new genus and species of marine Rhodophyceae from the Antarctic Peninsula. Moe, R. L. 251 A 9 NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Notophycus fimbriatus (Solieriaceae), a new genus and species of marine Rhodophyceae from the Antarctic Peninsula.Moe, R. L.25544-5503918no completoSin asignar
Ficha Recherches sur les Céramiacées (Rhodophycecs-Cernmiales) et leur morphogéuèse, l. Structure de I´appareil végétatif et des organes reproducteurs.Mme M.-Th. L'Hardy-Halos77211-2871372no completoSin asignarAtlántico frances; Antithamnion plumula, Spyridia filamentosa, morfológica.This work is the study of the vegetative strcture and of the reproductive organs of a few Ceramiaceae from the French Atlantic and Chanel Coasts. The typical cladomian structure (Chadefaud, 1952) is detailed for Antithamnion plumula v. plumula where we ha
Ficha Recherches sur les Céramiacées (Rhodophycecs-Cernmiales) et leur morphogéuèse, Il. Les modalités de la croissance et Ies remaniements cellulaires.Mme M.-Th. L'Hardy-Halos78201-2561370no completoSin asignarCallithamnion tetragonum, Spyridia filamentosa, Corynospora pedicellataGrowth of Ceramiaceae is generally typically monopodial, but certain species show a different pattern difficult to explain. Thus, Callithamnion tetragonum shows monopodially developed eladomian axes and the growth of Spyridia filamentosa and of Corynospor
Ficha Recherches sur les Céramiacées (Rhodophycées-Céramiales) et leur morphogénèse. III.Observations et recherches experimentales sur la polarité cellulaire et pour la hiérarchisation des elements de la fronde.Mme M.-Th. L'Hardy-Halos78407-4911427no completoSin asignar
Ficha Les Ceramiaceae (Rhodophycaea Florideae) des côtes de Bretagne 1.- Le genre Antithamnion NägeliMme M.-Th. L'Hardy-HalosNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha La morphogénèse chez les Ceramiaceae: Organisation hiérarchique de la frondeMme M.-Th. L'Hardy-Halos115142-148NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarSpyridia filamentosa (Wulf.) Harv. y Callithamnion tetragormm (con) C. Ag.The indeterminate and determinate branches which constitute the Ceramiaceae's thallus depends upon regulation and inter-relation phenomena which can be studied experimentally. Sorne species show branches, the nature and part played in the morphologie orga
Ficha Characterization of carbohydrate combining sites of Bryohealin, an algal lectin from Bryopsis plumosaMin Gui Jung & et. al.22793-802NOno completoClorofitaBryopsis plumosa . Algae . Bryohealin . Lectin . N-acetyl-D-galactosamine . N-acetyl-D-glucosamine . Sugar binding site . Chemical modification

Bryohealin is a lectin involved in the wound-
healing process of the marine green alga Bryopsis plumosa.

In the previous purification study, it has been shown that
lectin was composed of two identical subunits of 27 kDa,
cross-lin

Ficha Ingestion and transformation of algal turf by Echinometra mathaei on Tiahura fringing reef (French Polynesia)Mills Suzanne C. and et. al.25471–84NOno completoGeneralSea urchins; Bioerosion; Grazing; Ingestion; Coral reef

The sea urchin Echinometra mathaei is the most abundant herbivore on many tropical reefs. We studied the ingestion and digestion diel rhythms, transformation of algal turf and bioerosion attributable to this species on the

Ficha New records of marine benthic algae from the Lagon Sud-Ouest of New Caledonia, South PacificMillar Alan J. K. and Claude E. Payri54154–170NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneralbiogeography, New Caledonia, new records, Macroalgae, taxonomy.

As part of an ongoing project to substantially increase
knowledge of the marine algal flora of the French
Pacific territory of New Caledonia, a survey of the
Nouméa region was conducted that has resulted in the
discovery of 4

Ficha New records of marine benthic algae from New South Wales, eastern AustraliaMillar Alan J. K. 52117–128NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneralAustralia, Caulerpa taxifolia, Laurencia platyclada, Lord Howe Island, marine algae, new records, New South Wales.

Twenty-four species of marine macroalgae are recorded
from the mainland coast of New South Wales for the
first time. One species, Laurencia platyclada Boergesen,
represents a new record for Australia and the Pacific

Ocean. Include

Ficha Morphology and molecular phylogeny of the marine algal order Gelidiales (Rhodophyta) from New South Wales, including Lord Howe and Norfolk IslandsMillar A.J. and D. Wilson F.18215-263NOno completoRodofitas

Fifteen species in seven genera of the marine benthic red algal order Gelidiales are reported from the New South Wales coast including Lord Howe Island and Norfolk Island. Critical sampling, a re-examination of herbarium sp

Ficha Comparative Reproductive Patterns in Culture of Different Gigartina Subgenus Mastocarpus and Petrocelis Populations from Northern JapanMichio Masuda, John A. West, Yukimasa Ohno and Munenao Kurogi97107-1253164no completoSin asignarGigartina subgenus Mastocarpus - Hybridization - Life hitory - Petrocelis - Rhodophyta.Samples of the Gigartina pacifica-ochotensis complex were collected at 21 localities around Hokkaido and northern Honshu. The carpospore and blade tip cultures showed 3 reproductive patterns. (1) 237 (86.8%) of the 273 cultured isolates derived from singl
Ficha Setting nutrient thresholds to support an ecological assessment based on nutrient enrichment, potential primary production and undesirable disturbanceMichelle Devlin, Suzanne Painting, Mike Best5565–73Nono completoGeneralNutrients; Primary productivity; Water Framework Directive; Classification

The EU Water Framework Directive recognises that ecological status is supported by the prevailing physico-chemical conditions in

each water body. This paper describes an approach to providing guidance on setting thresholds for nutrients taking a

Ficha Polyneuropsis stolonifera gen. and sp. nov. (Delesseriaceae, Rhodophyta) from the Pacific Coast of North...Michael Wynne and John A. West6243-253NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarSanta Cruz Conty en el centro de California hasta Vancouver Island, British Columbia; Delesseriaceae (Ceramiales, Rhodophyta), Polyneuropsis stolonifera gen. et sp. nov.,A new taxón of the red algal family Delesseriaceae (Ceramiales, Rhodophyta), Polyneuropsis stolonifera gen. et sp. nov., is described and recorded from sites ranging from Santa Cruz Conty in central California to Vancouver Island, British Columbia. This m
Ficha Definition, Character, and Other Equivocal TermsMichael T. Ghiselin33104-1102759no completoSin asignar
Ficha Dominance and Distribution of Benthic Macrophyte Assemblages in a North Florida Estuary (Apalachee Bay, Florida)Michael S. Zimmerman and Robert J. Livingston2927-401516no completoSin asignarLaurencia poitei, Digenia simplex, Gracilaria verrucosa, Gracillaris joliiferaA comparative analysis was made concerning the distribution of benthic macrophyte assemblages in shallow portions of Apalachee Bay (north Florida). This included a comparison of areas affected by bleached kraft mill effluents (BKME) (the Fenholloway River
Ficha Temporal variation and succession in an algal-dominated high intertidal assemblageMichael S. Foster, Eric W. Nigg, Laurie M. Kiguchi, Dane D. Hardin, John S. Pearse15 – 39NOLiga perdidaSin asignarEcological generalization; Endocladia muricata; Grazing; Mastocarpus papillatus; Succession; Recovery rate; Rocky intertidal; SeasonalityWe determined whether temporal variation and succession were similar among sites with similar species composition by sampling unmanipulated and cleared plots in a high intertidal assemblage dominated by Endocladia muricata and Mastocarpus papillatus. Samp
Ficha A method to determine which nutrient is limiting for plant growth in estuarine waters—at any salinityMichael Neill50945–955Nono completoGeneralLimiting; Nutrient; Estuary; Nitrogen; Phosphorus; Carbon; Plant; Phytoplankton; Salinity

A method, utilising overlaid graphs for nutrients vs salinity, was developed in order to determine which nutrient is limiting for
plant growth in estuarine waters—at any salinity. Dissolved inorganic nitrogen (DIN 1⁄4 NO
3 þ

Ficha Structure and Significance of Crueiate Flagellar Root Systems in Green Algae: Comparative Investigations in Species of Chlorosarcinopsis (Chlorosarcinales)Michael Melkonian130265-2922861no completoSin asignarChlorophyceae, Chlorosarcinopsis, C. pseudominor, C. gelatinosa, C. auxotrophica, C.minor, C. dissociata.--Comparative ultrastructure, zoospores, flagellar root system, function, taxonomy.The ultrastructure of biflagellate zoospores in seven species of the green alga Chlorosarcinopsis (Chlorosarcinales) was studied, particularly the cruciate flagellar root system, and a comparative approach was attempted. The seven species constitute four
Ficha Life History and Systematic Studies of some Pacific North American Phaeophyceae (Brown Algae)Michael James Wynne50NDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarPacífico de América del Norte; Ectocarpales, Chordariales, Dietyosiphonales y SeytosiphonalesMembers of four orders of brown algae (Ectocarpales, Chordariales, Dietyosiphonales, and Seytosiphonales), occurring along the Pacific Coast of North America, were investigated using culture techniques. The purpose of the study was to contribute to a bett
Ficha Studies on the Life Forms in Nature and in Culture of Selected Brown AlgaeMichael J. WynneNDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarAmérica del Norte (California a Alaska); Petalonia, Seytosiphon lomentaria, C. bullosa de C. peregrina, C. sinuosa f. tuberculatta,Petalonia fascia and Seytosiphon lomentaria have been collected from various locations along the west of North America (California to Alaska), and cultures have been established in an effort to determine what morphological and life-history attributes may
Ficha Culture studies of Pacific coast PhaeophyceaeMichael J. Wynne119129-144NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarSyringoderma abyssicola, the little known type spedes of an apparently dictyotalean genus, is reported on after field and culture observations. Fungal infestations of the genus Eurychasma produce conspicuous sporangia which give the appearance of reproduc
Ficha Inorganic nutrition in pond cultivated Gracilaria conferta (Rhodophyta): nitrogen, phosphate and sulfateMichael Friedlander13279-286NOCompletoRodofitasagar, Gracilaria conferta, nitrogen, nutrition, phosphate, sulfate

The experience gained in the outdoor cultivation system of Gracilaria conferta in Israel suggests three main inorganic variables: inorganic carbon, macronutrients and micronutrients. The effects of the macronutrients nitrog

Ficha Life History and Hybridization Studies on Gigartina Stellata and Petrocelis Cruenta (Rhodophyta) in The North AtlanticMichael D. Guily and John A. West19474-4943162no completoSin asignarCarrageenan; Gigartina; hybridiuition; life history; north Atlantic; Petrocelis; photoperiod; Rhodophyta; tetrasporogenesis.Fourteen isolates of the crustose marine red alga Petrocelis cruenta J. Agardh from various localities in the British Isles, France (including the type locality), Spain and Portugal gave rise in culture to dioecious foliose plants identifiable as Gigartin
Ficha Photosynthetic activity of benthic diatoms in response to different temperaturesMi Sun Yun & Sang Heon Lee & Ik Kyo Chung22559-562no completoFitoplanctonBenthic diatoms. Temperature . Photosynthesis. SA/V ratio . Chlorophyll fluorescence

The photosynthetic activities of benthic diatoms
in response to temperature changes were assessed by
measuring chlorophyll fluorescence kinetics. Small benthic
diatom species with large surface area to volume (SA/V)
ratios responded

Ficha Stasis or kinesis? Hidden dynamics of a rocky intertidal macrophyte mosaic revealed by a spatially explicit approachMenge Bruce A. and et. al.3143 –39NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneralCompetition; Disturbance; Grazing; Macrophyte mosaics; Oregon; Phyllospadix scouleri

Macrophyte mosaics, or tile-like assemblages of turfy marine macroalgae and surfgrass (Phyllospadix scouleri), are
persistent and highly diverse along the central Oregon coast. To test the hypothesis that spatial pattern and species abundances

Ficha Gracilaria and Polycavernosa (Rhodophyta) from Micronesia. Meneses, I. S. A. B. E. L., & Abbott, I. A. 20187-2003845no completoSin asignarThree species of the red algal genus Gracilaria (Gracilariaceae) and four entities, one a new species, of the closely related genus Polycavernosa are recognized from material dcposited in the University of Guam herbarium. Gracilaria salicornio, widely rep
Ficha Strain selection and genetic variation in Gracilaria chilensis (Gracilariales, Rhodophyta)Meneses I. & B. Santelices11241-246NOparcialmente completo con ligaRodofitasDNA polymorphism, Gracilaria chilensis, genetic variability, strain selection

Strain selection processes in seaweed often have assumed that sterile clones could be maintained for long periods in a diversity of environments without major genetic changes. However, clonal species such as Gracilaria chil

Ficha Integración florística de las algas marinas de la costa sur de Jalisco, MéxicoMendoza-González A. Catalina and et. al.8219-49NOno completoGeneralCyanophyta, Rhodophyta, Heteroconthophyta, Chlorophyta, riqueza específica.

Se presentan los resultados obtenidos en un estudio sobre las algas marinas bentónicas en 7 localidades de
la costa sur de Jalisco, México. Se determinó la presencia de 165 especies de algas marinas. Se identificaron 13 especi

Ficha Estudio preliminar de las algas marinas bentónicas de la costa de Jalisco, México.Mendoza, A. C., & Mateo, L. E. 379 A 25NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarSe presentan los resultados preliminares de un estudio sobre la flora marina bentónica de las costas de Jalisco, en aguas del Pacífico tropical de México. La lista florística se acompaña de datos relativos a la distribución de las especies en el área de e
Ficha Speciation and Mating Behavior in EudorinaMelvin Goldstein11317-3441474no completoSin asignarA comparative morphological study was made of 73 clones of Eudorina isoated from 44 natural populations and grown under controlled environmental conditions. Utilizing the information obtained in this study in association with the existing taxonomic and ex
Ficha Se busca Caulerpa TaxifoliaMeinesz, A., De Vaugelas, J. & CNS de Caulerpa TaxifoliaNDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Survival strategies in Polysiphonia adamsiae and P. strictissima (Rhodophyta, Rhodomelaceae) subjected to sediment deposition and grazing pressureMei Junxue and David R. SchielNOparcialmente completo con ligaRodofitas
Ficha Phylogeny of Oedogoniales (Chlorophyceae, Chlorophyta) inferred from 18S rDNA sequences with emphasis on the sequencesrelationships in the genus Oedogonium based on ITS-2Mei H. , W. Luo, G. X. Liu, and Z. Y. Hu265179-191NOno completoClorofitaOedogoniales, Oedogonium, Oedocladium, Bulbochaete, 18S rDNA, ITS-2, phylogeny, systematics.

The phylogeny of Oedogoniales was
investigated by using nuclear 18S rDNA sequences.
Results showed that the genus Oedocladium, as a
separated clade, was clustered within the clade of
Oedogonium; whereas the genus Bulbochaete was in<

Ficha Preparation of galactans from Gracilaria debilis and Gracilaria salicornia (Gracilariales, Rhodophyta)of Indian watersMehta Gaurav K. and et. al.22623–627NOCompletoRodofitasGracilaria debilis. Gracilaria salicornia . Galactans. 13C NMR . GC-MS

Superior quality non-methylated and low-sulphated galactans were extracted from two Indian agarophytes namely Gracilaria debilis and G. salicornia growing naturally along the west coast of India, using an eco

Ficha Algal d15N values detect a wastewater effluent plume in nearshore and offshore surface waters and three-dimensionally model the plume across a coral reef on Maui, Hawai‘i, USAMeghan L. Dailer and etal.Nono completoGenerald15N Wastewater Nitrogen Algal bioassay Coral reefs

The coral reef at Kahekili, Maui is located 300 m south of the Lahaina Wastewater Reclamation Facility
which uses four Class V injection wells to dispose of 3–5 million gallons of wastewater effluent daily.
Prior research documented tha

Ficha The ecology of intertidal algal crusts: variation within a functional groupMegan N. Dethier37-71NOLiga perdidaSin asignarCrustose algae; Disturbance; Functional group; Herbivory; Morphology; StressEncrusting marine algae are found at all depths in the photic zone from polar to tropical seas worldwide, yet little is known about their ecology. Crusts (including red, brown, and green algae as well as lichens and Cyanobacteria) tend to predominate in a
Ficha Refining cryptophyte identification: matching cell fixation methods to FISH hybridisation of cryptomonadsMedlin Linda K. & Sabine Strieben22725-731NOparcialmente completo con ligaFitoplanctonCryptophytes. Fixation methods. Flow cytometry . FISH hybridisation

The Division Cryptophyta, Class Cryptophyceae,
contains ecologically important microalgae that are found in
all aquatic habitats. The identification of the Cryptophyta is
challenged by a need to examine species in the scanning
elect

Ficha In situ net primary productivity and photosynthesis of Antarctic sea ice algal, phytoplankton and benthic algal communitiesMcMinn Andrew and et. al.1571345–1356NOno completoGeneral

Primary production at Antarctic coastal sites is
contributed from sea ice algae, phytoplankton and benthic
algae. Oxygen microelectrodes were used to estimate sea
ice and benthic primary production at several sites around
Casey, a c

Ficha A selected bibliography on seaweed aquaculture research and development in the tropical pacificMcLachlan J.L. and et. al. NOCultivo
Ficha Ultrastructure and differentiation in Cladophora glomerata. I. Cell division. McDonald, K. L., & Pickett-Heaps, J. D. 63592-601NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarCladophora glomerata,Cladophora glomerata is a coenocytic, fresh-water green alga in which mitosis and cyto- kinesis occur independently. The mitotic spindle is centric, closed, and develops from two half- spindles which form from amorphous but well-defined MTOCs at each pole
Ficha Responses of algae, corals and fish to the reduction of macroalgae in fished and un fished patch reefs of glovers reef atoll, belizeMcClanahan T.R. and et. al.19367-379NOno completoGeneralAlgae, coral reef fishes, disturbance, fishing, herbivory, marine protected areas,

Ficha Algal growth and species composition under experimental control of herbivory, phosphorus and coral abundance in Glovers Reef, BelizeMcClanahan T.R. and et. al.44441-451NOno completoGeneralAlgal growth; Cage experiments; Herbivory; Nutrients; Phosphorus; Pollution

The proliferation of algae on disturbed coral reefs has often been attributed to (1) a loss of large-bodied herbivorous fishes, (2)
increases in sea water nutrient concentrations, particularly phosphorus, and (3) a loss of hard coral cover or a co

Ficha The Marine Algae of Oregon part I. Chlorophyta and PhaeophytaMaxwell S. Doty3ene-681287no completoSin asignar
Ficha Rocky Intertidal SurfacesMaxwell S. Doty67535-5852808no completoSin asignar
Ficha Recent devlopments in the sustematics of the Gigartinaceae (Gigartinales, Rhodophyta) based on rbcL sequence analysis and morphological evidenceMax H. Hommersand et. al.47139-151NOCompletoRodofitasBiogeography, cysticarp, Gigartinaceae, Gigartinales, molecular systematics, red algae, Rhodophyta, seaweeds

Ficha SOLVING TAXONOMIC AND NOMENCLATURAL PROBLEMS IN PACIFIC GIGARTINACEAE (RHODOPHYTA) USING DNA FROM TYPE MATERIALMax H. Hommersand et. al.371091-1109NOLiga perdidaRodofitasChondracanthus; DNA; Gigartina- ceae; herbarium specimens; Iridaea; ITS 1; Mazzaella; PCR; red algae; RUBISCO spacer; type material

Molecular data obtained by a procedure for extracting PCR-amplifiable nuclear and chloroplast DNA from old and formalin-fixed red algal herbarium specimens were used to elucidate problems in the systematics of Pac

Ficha Max H. Hommersand and Richard B. Searles1736no completoSin asignar
Ficha DESARROLLO DE GAMETÓFITOS Y ESPORÓFITOS DE MACROCYSTIS PYRIFERA (L.) C. AGARDH (LAMINARIALES: LESSONIACEAE) DE LA REGIÓN DE MAGALLANES EN CONDICIONES DE LABORATORIO.Mauricio Palacios & Andrés Mansilla3143-53no completoFeofitaMacrocystis, cultivo, Tierra del Fuego

El objetivo del presente estudio consiste en describir y evaluar el desarrollo de gametófitos
y esporófitos de M. pyrifera, en condiciones de laboratorio. Esporofilas fértiles provenientes de
poblaciones naturales de Tier

Ficha Life history studies in culture of a Mastocarpus species (Rhodophyta) from central Japan. Masuda, M., West, J. A., & Kurogi, M.1411 A 383846no completoSin asignarMastocarpus plants (= Gigartina mammillosa sensu MIKAMI) were collected at 9 localities covering its whole geographical range in Japan. A total of 286 plants were studied in laboratory culture using unialgal strains each derived from individual plants, in
Ficha The induction of reproductive cell formation of Ulva pertusa Kjellman (Ulvales, Ulvophyceae)Masanori Hiraoka and Sachito Enomoto199-203NOLiga perdidaSin asignarinduced reproduction, maturation inhibitor, reproductive cells, Ulva pertusa, zooid for-mation.Synchronous zooid formation in Uiva pertusa Kjellman was induced in excised disks maintained in sterilized seawater at 20°C, 12:12 h L: D cycle and fluorescent light at 100 ?mol photons m -2 S-1 Zooids were reieased from mature disk tissue on the morning
Ficha Production of antibacterial substances by benthic Tropical Marine AlgaeMARY BELLE ALLEN AND E. YALE DAWSON79459-460NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarLaminaria angustata, Undaria pinnatifida y Rhodomela larixMethanol extracts of three benthic algae from Japanese waters, Laminaria angustata, Undaria pinnatifida, and Rhodomela larix, have been shown to inhibit several species of bacteria.
Ficha RECOVERY AND GENETIC DIVERSITY OF THE INTERTIDAL KELP LESSONIA NIGRESCENS (PHAEOPHYCEAE) 20 YEARS AFTER EL NIÑO 1982/83Martinez E.A. and L. Cardenas39504-508NOno completoFeofita

Massive mortality in kelp beds of the Pacific
coasts of North and South America was caused by
the rise in surface seawater temperature during the
El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) event of
1982/83, the strongest in the four

Ficha Selective mortality on haploid and diploid microscopic stages of Lessonia nigrescens Bory (Phaeophyta, Laminariales)Martinez E.A. and B. Santelices229219-239NOparcialmente completo con ligaFeofitaComplex life-histories; Haplo–diploid phases; Herbivory; Laminariales; Lessonia; Microscopic algal stages; Size selection; Wave impact

In seaweeds, potential selective events on juveniles are particularly important because the
highest mortality rates usually affect these microscopic stages rather than the macroscopic ones.
This study evaluates the degree to which the mortali

Ficha Clasificación de Asociaciones Vegetales Bentónicas por Métodos Objetivos. Aplicación al Mediolitoral de una Playa Rocosa.Martín A. Hall y Alicia L. BorasoND1345no completoSin asignarSeveral methods commonly used for objetive description of plant communities were teste don a rocky shore (Punta Cavendish, Puerto Desead, Argentina); this site permitted assessinets of the discriminating power of the methods in severe conditions. The quan
Ficha El AgarMartha Ma. Ortega9ND842no completoSin asignar
Ficha Estudio de las Algas comestibles del Valle de México.Martha Ma. Ortega1485-97NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarValle de México, Lago; Cyanophyta Phormidium tenue (Menegh) Gomont y Chroococus turgidus (Kuetz) NaegeliSe exponen los antecedentes históricos del “tecuítlatl” o “cocolin” y “amomoxtle” que constituían un suplemento alimenticio humano en las épocas del florecimiento y esplendor de los pueblos del Anáhuac. Se describe la evolución del gran Lago del Valle de
Ficha Consideraciones Taxonómicas sobre Diatomeas Epifitas del Intermareal Rocoso Marplatense. IIMartha E. Ferrario and Eugenia A. Sar88nov-272542no completoSin asignarDiatomeas, taxonomía, ecología, distribución.Catorce especies y variedades de diatomeas epífitas de macroalgas intermareales fueron estudiadas usando microscopio óptico y electrónico de barrido. La distribución ecológica de Navicula tripunctata (Müller) Bory es ampliada a ambientes marinos litorales
Ficha Marine Diatoms from Chubut (Argentina Republic) Centrales II-ThalassiosiraMartha E. Ferrario and Eugenia A. Sar48421-4292540no completoSin asignarThalassiosira, taxonomy, morphology, drstribution.Eight species of Thalassiosira from the coastal wáter of the Province of Chubut, Argentina, were studied using both light and scanning electron microscope. Th. minima Gaarder represent a new record for the South Atlantic Coast and Th. minuscula Krasske a
Ficha Diatomeas Pennadas de la Ria de Puerto Deseado (Provincia de Santa Cruz, Argentina) I. Araphidales.Martha E. Ferrario193135-17658no completoSin asignarSanta Cruz, Argentina; Rhaphoneis amphiceros, Licmophora flabellata (Carmichael) Agardh, Grammatophora hamulifera Kiitzing, Rhabdonema arcualum.Se han estudiado las Diatomeas correspondientes al orden Araphidales, en la Ría de Puerto Deseado. Se identificaron 8 géneros y 16 especies, las cuales, con excepción de Rhaphoneis amphiceros, son nuevas para el área revisada. Dos de ellas: Licmophora fla
Ficha Notes on New or Little-Known Marine Algae from Brazil Se ha habilitado la compatibilidad con lectores de pantalla. Marshall Avery Howe and William Randolph Taylorjul-33NOLiga perdidaSin asignar
Ficha Deepest Known Plant Life Discovered on an Uncharted SeamountMark M. Littler, Diane S. Littler, Stephen M. Blair, James N. Norris22757-593263no completoSin asignarThe discovery of abundant autotrophic macrophytes living below 200 meters indicates their importance to primary productivity, food webs, sedimentary processes, and as reef builders in clear oceanic waters. Estimates concerning minimun light levels for mac
Ficha BLOOM OF THE GIANT ANADYOMENE GIGANTODICTYON SP. NOV. (ANADYOMENACEAE, CLADOPHORALES) FROM THE OUTER SLOPE (25–50 m) OF THE BELIZE BARRIER REEFMark M. Littler and Diane S. Littler4860-63Nono completoGeneralalgal bloom Anadyomene; Anadyo- menaceae; Anadyomene gigantodictyon; Belize Barrier Reef; Cladophorales

A giant form of Anadyomene, most similar to Ana-
dyomene pavonina (J. Agardh) Wille, a rare and

diminutive alga endemic to Florida, appeared as up
to 10 m long net-like strands covering 10%–80% of
a 0.5 km region of the 25&n

Ficha Assessment of coral reefs using herbivory/nutrient assays and indicator groups of benthic primary producers: a critical synthesis, proposed protocols, and critique of management strategiesyMARK M. LITTLER and DIANE S. LITTLER17195–215Nono completoGeneralcoral reefs; eutrophication; management; relative-dominance model; monitoring; indicator groups; herbivory; nutrients

1. Rapid assessment protocols for determining and monitoring the status of any given coral reef
are provided and include measuring: (a) standing stocks of functional indicator groups, (b) herbivore
populations, (c) water-column nutrient level

Ficha Species as 'noise' in community ecology: do seaweeds. block our view of the kelp forest?Mark E. Hay9414-4162694no completoSin asignar
Ficha THE FUNCTIONAL MORPHOLOGY OF TURF-FORMING SEAWEEDS: PERSISTENCE IN STRESSFUL MARINE HABITATS1Mark E. Hay62739-750NOno completoGeneralcompetitiom; desiccation; Dictyota; fringing reef; Halimeda; herbiory; Laurencia; morphology; productivity; seaweeds; turf.

Many seaweeds that occur in physically stressful habitats or habitats subject to mod-
erate herbivory grow as colonial turfs rather than as spatially separated individuals. The turf growth

form is energetically expensive (the net production

Ficha Simulation of alternative management strategies for red algae, luga roja, (Gigartina skottsbergii Setchell and Gardner) in southern ChileMarin S.L. and et. al.NOKelp
Ficha Ficologia Marinha Bentónica no Brasil: Situaç?o Actual e perspectivaMarilza Cordeiro Marinoene-23NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Observations on Two Species of Hyperiid Amphipods Associated with the Ctenophore Pleurobrachia BachelMarilyn Flores and Gary J. Brusca74oct-15NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarHyperoche medusarum y H. mediterraneaTwo species of hyperiid amphipods (Hyperoche medusarum and H. mediterranea) were found in symbiotic associations with the ctenophore Pleuiobrachia bachei. H. mediterranea has not previously been reported from this ctenophore. Adult amphipods were most fre
Ficha Les difficultes de la phylogenie chez les Algues CorallinacéesMarie Lemoine191319-13253288no completoSin asignarArchaeolitholhamnium Investigations concerning Corallinaceous phylogeny encounters serious impediments since fossilization tends to destroy some important cell Wall characters. In addition, a structural type may, at different periods, be associated to two unlike reproductive
Ficha 15N MEASUREMENTS OF AMMONIUM AND NITRATE UPTAKE BY ULVA FENESTRATA (CHLOROPHYTA) AND GRACILARIA PACIFICA (RHODOPHYTA): COMPARISON OF NET NUTRIENT DISAPPEARANCE, RELEASE OF AMMONIUM AND NITRATE, AND 15N ACCUMULATION IN ALGAL TISSUE1Mariachiara Naldi and Patricia A. Wheeler38135-144Nono completoGeneralammonium; Gracilaria; isotope dilution; macroalgae; 15N; nitrate; Ulva; uptake

Ammonium and nitrate uptake rates in the mac-
roalgae Ulva fenestrata (Postels and Ruprecht) (Chlo-
rophyta) and Gracilaria pacifica (Abbott) (Rhodophyta)

were determined by 15N accumulation in algal tissue
and by disappearance of

Ficha Nitrate uptake and storage in the seaweed Ulva rigida C. Agardh in relation to nitrate availability and thallus nitrate content in a eutrophic coastal lagoon (Sacca di Goro, Po River Delta, Italy)Mariachiara Nald, Pierluigi Viaroli26965 – 83Nono completoGeneralCoastal lagoon; Eutrophication; Nitrate; Ulva rigida; Uptake

The seasonal cycle of biomass and tissue composition of Ulva rigida C. Agardh, in relation to
nitrogen availability in the water column, was studied in 1991 – 1992 in the Sacca di Goro, a highly
eutrophic lagoon in the Po River Delta (I

Ficha Feofíceas do Litoral Norte do Estado do Rio De Janeiro, BrasilMaria Teresa Menezes de Szechy y Marilza Cordeiro-Marino18205-2412616no completoSin asignarBrown algae, marine flora, taxonomic survey.Phaeophyceae from the Northern coast of Rio de Janeiro State, Brazil. From September 1982 to March 1984, a survey of the brown algae of Northern coast of the Rio de Janeiro State was carried out. Within this region, 7 collecting stations were established,
Ficha Fitobentos de Arrecife de Lanzarote, Reserva de la Biosfera (Islas Canarias)María Elena Guadalupe, María Candelaria Gil-Rodríguez y María del Carmen Hernández-González1633-462645no completoSin asignarPhytobenthos, Arrecife de Lanzarote, Canary Islands.Se presenta un catálogo de 200 especies de vegetales marinos bentónicos: 9 Cyanophyta, 109 Rhodophyta, 34 Phaeophyta, 44 Chlorophyta, 2 Eumycota y 2 Magnoliophyta recolectadas entre Playa del Reducto e Islote del Francés (Arrecife, SE Lanzarote) durante e
Ficha Studies on the Development, Life History and Taxonomy of the Ectocarpales (Phaeophyta) in Southern AustraliaMargaret N. Clayton22743-813NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarFeldmannia, Giffordia y Hecatonema; MorfológicoThe morphology, development and life history of filamentous brown algae, in particular species of the commoner genera Feldmannia, Giffordia and Hecatonema, are described. Morphogenetic differences parallel the well known n~orphological distinctions betwee
Ficha A study of variation in Australian species of Coipomenia (Phaeophyta, Scytosiphonales)Margaret N. Clayton14187-1951183no completoSin asignarAustralia; Colpomenia peregrina (Sauvageau) Hamel y Colpomenia sinuosa (Roth) Derbes & SolierMorphological and anatomical variation exhibited by Colpomenia in Australia has been studied using a hybrid index method and by analysis of variance. Some of the characteristics commonly used to distinguish the species are found to be variable and provide
Ficha THE ROLE OF CHARACEAN ALGAE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF EUTROPHIC SHALLOW LAKESMarcel S. van den Berg, and et al.34750-756Nono completoGeneralCharaphytes; freshwater; Lake Veluwe- meer; shallow lake restoration

Characeae (charophytes or stoneworts) are ana-
tomically highly developed green algae. The family

is divided into two tribes, the Chareae and Nitelleae,
which together contain six genera and about 200
species worldwide (Moore 1986

Ficha Un Nuevo Equipo de Muestreo Cuantitativo para la Colecta de Organismos Asociados al Fitobentos MarinoManuel Ortiz, Ana María Suárez493-1042621no completoSin asignarThalassia; Cuba.Se describe y ofrece Ie forma de operar un nuevo equipo para el muestreo de organísmos asociados a los vegetales bentósicos de aguas someras. Se presentan además los resul-tados obtenidos mediante los muestreos efectuados en dos localidades de la platafor
Ficha Algas Asociadas a Laurencia implicata (Ceraiviiales. Rhodophyta) en la Cayeria De Bocas De Alonzo, CubaManuel Brito y Ana M. Suarez1593-982620no completoSin asignarAsociaciones ecológicas, Laurencia implicata, ASW, Cuba.Se realizó una investigación sobre las algas asociadas a las masas del alga roja Laurencia implicata. Se encontraron 29 especies, las cuales 13 son Rhodophyta, 12 Chlorophyta, 2 Phaeophyta y 2 Cyanophyta. La biomasa de L. implicata varió de 551.1 g/m2 en
Ficha Growth and survival performance of the gametophyte of Gigartina skottsbergii (Rhodophyta, Gigartinales)under defined nutrient conditions in laboratory cultureMansilla A. and et. al.20889–896NOCompletoRodofitasGigartina skottsbergii . Growth . Nutrient requirements

Gigartina skottsbergii is a commercially important carrageenan producer that has been suffering severe extraction pressure in Chile’s Magellan Region and Cape Horn Archipelago since 1998. In order to create

Ficha Morphology and composition of mineral deposits of Lithophyllum byssoides (Lamarck) Foslie (Corallinales, Rhodophyta) from the Island of UsticaMannino A. M. 137203-214NOCompletoRodofitaschemical-mineralogy, Coralk'naceae, Lithophyllum byssoides, morphology, southern Tyrrhenian Sea

The present study is based on the analysis of thalli of Lithophyllum byssoides (Lamarck) Foslie (Corallinales, Rhodophyta) collected from the Islandof Ustica (southern Tyrrhenian Sea). Both the composition of 

Ficha The species concept in diatomsMann D.G.38437-495NOno completoFitoplancton

Ficha Chemical extraction techniques to free fossil silicoflagellates from marine sedimentary rocks. Mandra, Y. T., Brigger, A. L., & Mandra, H.39273-284NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarsilicoflagelados fósilesTechniques of extracting fossil silicoflagellates and other siliceous micro- fossils from marine sedimentary rocks are described. The extraction is achieved by dissolving and chemically disaggregating all the rock, (or the cementing agents of the rocks) e
Ficha Paleoecology and taxonomy of silicoflagellates from an upper Miocene diatomite near San Felipe, Baja California, Mexico. Mandra, Y. T., & Mandra, H. 991 A 35NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarBaja California, México.Surface or near-surface temperatures at time of deposition probably were between 8°and 13° C. Systematics, camera lucida drawings, optical micro- scope photographs, and scanning electron micrographs are included. The slides and specimens used in this stud
Ficha Seasonal accumulation of metals by red alga Gracilaria verrucosa (Huds.)Papens. from Thermaikos Gulf, GreeceMalea P. & S. Haritonidis11503–509NOLiga perdidaRodofitasaccumulation, Gracilaria verrucosa, metals, seasonal variation

Concentrations of Fe, Pb, Cu, Zn and Cd were determined during one season in the red alga Gracilaria verrucosa, sediment and seawater from the Thermaikos Gulf, Greece. This region has been subject to change due to increases

Ficha Molecular systematics of red algae: building future structures on firm foundations structures on firm foundationsMaggs Christine A. 103-122NOCompletoRodofitas

Red algal systematics has a solid morphological foundation, based on analyses of female reproductive structures and post-fertilization development by Kylin and other workers. Recognition of the value of pit-plug ultras

Ficha YET ANOTHER NEW RED ALGAL ORDER?Maggs Christine A. 38619–620NOCompletoRodofitas
Ficha Algal SporesMaggs C.A. & M.E. CallowNOGeneral
Ficha Gelidiella calcicola sp. nov. (Rhodophyta) from the British Isles and Northern FranceMaggs C. A. and M. D. Guiry 22417 - 434NOLiga perdidaRodofitas

Gelidiella caleicola sp. nov. (Gelidiales, Gelidiaceae) is described from plants growing on loose-lying subtidal coralline algae and shells on southern, western and northern shores of the British Isles, and from Roscoff in

Ficha COMPETITION STUDIES OF MARINE MACROALGAE IN LABORATORY CULTUREMaggs & Cheney2618-24NOparcialmente completo con ligaCultivo
Ficha Phytoplankton functional groups and harmful algal species in anthropogenically impacted waters of the NW Mediterranean SeaMAGDA VILA and MERCEDES MASÓ6931-45no completoFitoplanctonasociaciones fitoplanctónicas, grupos funcionales, dinoflagelados tóxicos, mar Mediterráneo.

GRUPOS FUNCIONALES DE FITOPLÁNCTON Y ESPECIES TÓXICAS O NOCIVAS EN AGUAS DEL MEDITERRANEO NORDOC-
CIDENTAL IMPACTADAS ANTRÓPICAMENTE. – Se presentan los resultados de un analisis multivariante de asociaciones fitoplanc-<

Ficha A classic Caribbean algal ridge, Holandes Cays, Panama: an algal coated storm depositMacintyre Ian G. and et. al.2095-105NOCompletoRodofitasAlgal ridge. Storms deposits. Submarine lithification. Crustose coralline algae.

Twenty-seven radiocarbon dates of cores covered from six drill holes indicate that the relief of the ridge on the seaward edge of the Holandés Cays, San Blas. off the Caribbean coast of Panamá, was formed by s

Ficha Vegetative propagation and spore-based recruitment in the carrageenophyte Chondracanthus chamissoi (Gigartinales, Rhodophyta) in northern ChileMacchiavello Juan E. A., Cristian R. Bulboa C. and Mario Edding V.5145-50NOCompletoRodofitasChile, Chondracanthus chamissoi, frond re- attachment, recruitment, reproduction, spores.

In the present study we compared vegetative and spore-based propagation for Chondracanthus chamissoi (C. Agardh) Kützing. Monthly field observations were made over a 1-year period at Puerto Aldea, Tongoy

Ficha Genetic structure of the giant kelp Macrocystis pyrifera along the southerastern PacificMacaya E.C. and G. C. ZuccarelloNOparcialmente completo con ligaKelp
Ficha PRESENCE OF SPOROPHYLLS IN FLOATING KELP RAFTS OF MACROCYSTIS SPP. (PHAEOPHYCEAE) ALONG THE CHILEAN PACIFIC COASTMacaya E.C. and et. al.41913-922NOno completoKelpChile; detachment, dispersal; float- ing; kelp rafts; Macrocystis; Pacific Coast; sporophylls

Some species of macroalgae continue to live for
extended periods of time after detachment and may
even maintain reproductive structures, yet very
little is known about this process. Here, we describe

the presence of sporophylls (w

Ficha VARIACIÓN MENSUAL DE LOS CONTENIDOS ENÉRGETICOS, PORCENTAJE DE RENDIMIENTO DE CARRAGENANOS Y ANÁLISIS QUÍMICO DE LOS CARRAGENANOS EN LAS FASES DEL CICLO DE VIDA DE Chondrachantus chamissoi (C.Agardh) Kutzing,1843 (Rhodophyta,Gigartinales) EN COQUIMBO CHILMacarena Herrera Abaroa Valdiviaene-66NOLiga perdidaRodofitas

Chondrachanthus chamissoi, Rhodophyta endémica del extremo Sur de Sudamérica, es intensamente extraída debido a que sintetiza polisacáridos sulfatados de muy buena calidad, que pertenecen a la fa

Ficha Ficoflora del Sustrato Rocoso dentro de las Costas del Golfo de México, MéxicoMa. Elena Sáncez Rodríguez29347-350NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Nutrient manipulation methods for coral reef studies: A critical review and experimental field dataM.M. Littler, D.S. Littler, B.L. Brooks, B.E. Lapointe336242–253Nono completoGeneralAlgae; Corals; Coral reefs; Methods; Nutrients

The results reported in this paper demonstrate suboptimal experimental designs in some of the previously published
manipulative methods and provide insights for the improvement of in-situ nutrient studies on coral reefs. Overgrown 0.5-liter
p

Ficha Observacion Sobre la Estructura Valvar de Thalassiosira Tumida (Janisch) Hasle, Presente en Bahia Margarita (Antartida)M.E. Ferra rio y E.A. Sar36301-jul2539no completoSin asignarBahía Margarita (Antártida), Argentina; Thalassiosira tumida (Janisch) Thalassiosira tumida (Janisch) Hasle proveniente de bahía Margarita (Antártida) fue estudiada usando Microscopio de Luz y Microscopio Electrónico de Barrido. La presencia de especímenes con contorno valvar triangular, es señalada por primera vez para la e
Ficha Succession in an intertidal benthic community affected by untreated sewage effluent: A case of study in the SW Atlantic shoreM.E. Becherucci and et. al.10995-103NOno completoGeneralBenthic assemblages Recovery time Marine pollution Berkeleya sp. Boccardia proboscidea Brachidontes rodriguezii

A study of benthic succession related with sewage pollution was conducted in a warm-temperate coastal area of
Mar del Plata city, Argentina. The effect of nutrient enrichment and starting period of the succession was tested
after cleared spac

Ficha Seasonal variation in growth and carrageenan content of Calliblepharis jubata (Rhodophyceae, Gigartinales) from the Normandy coast, FranceM. Zinoun & J. Cosson829-34NOno completoGeneralRhodophyceae, Calliblepharis jubata, growth, carrageenan

Study of the seasonal variation in the quality and content of iota carrageenan in Calliblepharis jubata from the
Normandy coast of France shows that seasonal fluctuation of the environment affects the growth and chemical
composition of this r

Ficha Algal Succession in a Macrocystis pyrifera ForestM. S. Foster32313-329NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarMacrocystis pyrifera,Algal succession within a subtidal forest of the giant kelp Macrocystis pyrifera was studied by following colonization and community development on concrete blocks fastened to the bottom. Sets of blocks were placed in the bed at 3-month intervals. Subsequ
Ficha Regulation of Algal Community Development in a Macrocystis pyrifera ForestM. S. Foster32331-342870no completoSin asignarSubmareal; Macrocystis pyriferaThe effects of small and large-scale roughness, overstory development, competition for space with sessile animals, and grazing on algal community development in a subtidal Macrocystis pyrifera forest were examined using specially prepared concrete blocks
Ficha Seasonal patterns of tidepool macroalgal assemblages in the North of Portugal. Consistence between species and functional group approachesM. Rubal, P. Veiga, R. Vieira, I. Sousa-Pinto66187-194NOno completoGeneralSeasonal Pattern Tidepool Macroalgae Functional Groups Monitoring Grateloupia Turuturu

Macroalgae are useful organisms to monitor the environmental quality and to detect impacts due to
anthropogenic activities. However, it is very important to identify the scales of variation in natural
assemblages, particularly for the detecti

Ficha Vegetation of the intertidal zone of the lagoon of Aldabra, with particular reference to the photosynthetic prokaryotic communitiesM. Potts and B.A. Whitton20813-552167no completoSin asignar
Ficha pH and Eh On Aldabra Atoll 2. Intertidal Photosynthetic Microbial Communities Showing ZonationM. Potts & B . A. Whitton6799-1052154no completoSin asignarpH, Eh, mangrove forest, intertidal sediments, Chromatium, Hyella balani, diatomsAn account is given of changes taking place in intertidal photosynthetic microbial communities during every 14-day tidal cycle on Aldabra Atoll . These changes are apparently a consequence of movement of water with low Eh values from mangrove forest passi
Ficha EntéromorphesM. Pierre Dangerard01-abrNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha EntéromorphesM. Pierre Dangerard01-abrNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha A List of Marine Algae from LibyaM. Nizamuddin, J. A. West and E. G. Menez22465-476NOLiga perdidaGeneral

Based on published records of earlier collections, a list of marine algae was compiled totaling 178 species: Chlorophyta-15 genera, 29 species, Phaeophyta-19 genera, 34 species, Rhodophyta-76 genera, 112 species, Cyanophyta

Ficha Taxonomic Notes on Marine Algae from Malaysia. V. Five Species of Rhodymeniales (Rhodophyceae)M. Masuda, K. Kogame, S. Kawaguchi and S. M. Phang81-88NOLiga perdidaSin asignarFive species of the red algal order Rhodymeniales are reported from Malaysia for the first time and their characteristic features are described: Chamaebotrys boergesenii (Weber-van Bosse) Huisman (Rhodymeniaceae), Coelarthrum sp. (Rhodymeniaceae), two spe
Ficha Unusual linear arrays of the coral reef macrophyte Halimeda incrassata in the BahamasM. M. Littler, B. E. Lapointe26817-818Nono completoGeneral
Ficha Notes on The Genus Pseudomalaxis Fischer (Mollusca: Gastropoda) and its Fossil Species in AustraliaM. F. Buonaiuto9921-29NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarAustralia y Nueva Zelanda; Two fossil species of Pseudomalaxis Fischer are discussed; P. asculpturatus Maxwell (Late Eocene) and P. praemeridionalis (Chapman) (Early Middle Miocene). The former is a new discovery in Australia and is one of a few forms common to both Australia and N
Ficha Distribution of the Marine Benthic Flora of the Caribbean SeaM. Díaz - PiferrerND1293no completoSin asignarA paper on the distribution of the benthic marine flora of the Caribbean and neighboring áreas was presented at the Symposium on Investigations and Resorces of the Caribbean Sea and Adjacent Regions which was held at Willemstad, Curaçao, Netherlands Antil
Ficha Cladograms Should Be Called TreesM. D. Hendy and David Penny33245-247NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Reinstatement of the Genus Mastocarpus Kützing (Rhodophyta)M. D. Guiry, J. A. West, D.-H. Kim and M. Masuda3353-633163no completoSin asignarMorfología; historia de vida; caracteres bioquímicos; género Mastocarpus.Morphological, life history and biochemical characters are used to show why the genus Mastocarpus should be reinstated for four widely distributed species of Gigartina (Gigartinaceae). Mastocarpus species have channelled thalli on which the female reprodu
Ficha Gelidieila minima sp. nov. (Rhodophyta) from Victoria, Australia: Implications for the Generic Classification of the GelidiaceaeM. D. Guiry & H. B. S. Womersley27165-176NOno completoGeneral

Gelidiella minima sp. nov. (Gelidiaceae, Gelidiales) is described from the shallow subtidal of Point Lonsdale, Victoria, Australia, where it grows on shell fragments and both calcareous and non-calcareous encrusting algae.

Ficha Mangrove Macroalgal Communities of Latin America: The State of Art and PerspectivesM. Cordeiro-Marino, M. R. A. Braga, V. R. Eston, M. T. Fujii, and N. S. Yokoya51-642613no completoSin asignar
Ficha Morphological and Cytological Studies on Brazilian Laurencia. 1: L. Arbuscula Sonder (Rhodomelaceae, Rhodophyta)M. Cordeiro-Manno, M.T. Fujii y N. Yamaguishi-Tomita1029-392617no completoSin asignarLaurencia arbuscula Sonder (Rhodomelaceae, Rhodophyta); morfológico.Morphological studies on Laurencia arbuscula Sonder (Rhodomelaceae, Rhodophyta) were carried out to provide a more detailed description for this species. L. arbuscula was classified in the genus Laurencia, subgenus Laurencia, section Laurencia. This speci
Ficha South African Parasitic Florideae and their Hosts 3. Four Minute Parasitic FlorideaeM. A. Pocock167nov-41NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarSudáfrica; Choreonema thureli, Episporium centroceratis, Falkenbergieila caespitosa, Polysiphonia incompla, Four small parasitic florideae are recorded and observations on their structure, development, reproduction and occurrence described. The cosmopolitan Choreonema thureli is recorded for the first time from South Africa, where it is widespread and of compar
Ficha Hydrodictyon in South Africa. With Notes on The Known Species of Hydrodictyon.M. A. Pocock24ND1424no completoSin asignar
Ficha On the Origin of Mitosing CdlsLynn Sagan14225-2742825no completoSin asignar
Ficha Grateloupia huertana sp. nov. (Halymeniaceae, Rhodophyta), a peculiar new prostrate species from tropical Pacific MexicoLUZ ELENA MATEO-CID and et. al.44abr-16NOno completoGeneral

Grateloupia huertana sp. nov. is newly described from Oaxaca, Pacific Mexico on the basis of comparative morphology
and rbcL sequence analysis. It is distinguished from other Grateloupia species by its entirely prostrate, fleshy-cartilaginous,

Ficha Development of commercial Kappaphycus production in the Line Islands, Central PacificLuxton David M. & Patrick M. Luxton477-486NOno completoCultivoKappaphycus, seaweed production, socio-economics, Kiribati, Pacific Islands

Kappaphycus alvarezii (basionym Eucheuma alvarezii) was introduced to the Line Island atolls of Kiritimati
(Christmas Is.) and Tabuaeran (Fanning Is.) in 1994 as an outer-island development programme in the Republic
of Kiribati. Farming sites

Ficha Manual de microscopia electrónica, ultraestructura y citología vegetal.Lux, Alexander 11 A 73869no completoSin asignar
Ficha Mass cultivation of seaweeds: current aspects and approachesLüning Klaus and Shaojun Pang15115-119NOno completoCultivoEpiphytes, Integrated cultivation, Seaweed cultivation, Seaweeds

A word-wide overview is presented of the current state of mass cultivation of seaweeds. In comparison with a
total annual commercial production of fish, crustaceans and molluscs of about 120 × 106 t, of which one-third is
produced by aq

Ficha DESICCATION PROTECTION AND DISRUPTION: A TRADE-OFF FOR AN INTERTIDAL MARINE ALGA1Luke J. H. Hunt and Mark W. Denny441164-1170NOno completoGeneraldesiccation protection; desicca- tion tolerance; Endocladia muricata; fairy rings; marine algae; thermotolerance

For marine algae, the benefits of drying out are
often overshadowed by the stresses involved. Here
we used laboratory and field experiments to examine
both the costs and benefits of desiccation in the
intertidal turf alga Endocladia

Ficha A key to the genera of the Marine Chlorophyta from Puerto RicoLuis R. Almodóvar, Hugo L. Blomquist, Alida Ortiz, and Edgardo Ortiz1094no completoSin asignar
Ficha NEW RECORDS AND RANGE EXTENSIONS FOR MARINE ALGAE OF THE PACIFIC COAST OF BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO. IILuis Ernesto Aguilar Rosas and Isaí Pachéco Ruiz1167-76NOno completoGeneral

Continuing collections of the ben& marine flora on the Pacific Coast of the Baja California Peninsula, we report new distribution range for nine species of which four have not been found previously in Baja California. T

Ficha GREEN ALGAE (CHLOROPHYTA) FROM TODOS SANTOS BAY, BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO.Luis Ernesto Aguilar Rosas and Hans Bertsch9111-123NOno completoGeneral

We made occasional intertidal and subtidal collections throughout the different habitats of Todos Santos Bay, Baja California, México, from November 1975 to December 1982.

Fro

Ficha OCURRENCIA DE ALGAS CAFES (PHAEOPHYTA) EN LA BAHIA TODOS SANTOS, BAJA CALIFORNIA.Luis Ernesto Aguilar Rosas825-34NOno completoGeneral

Se llevaron a cabo 6 muestreos de algas bentónicas en la zona de entremareas en 6 zonas dentro de la Bahía Todos Santos, mediante los cuales se determinó la presencia de 24 especies de algas caf&ea

Ficha Mapping of Posidonia oceanica beds around Elba Island (western Mediterranean) with integration of direct and indirect methodsluigi Piazzi, Stefano Acunto Francesco Cinelli23339-346NOno completoGeneralPosidonia oceanica / seagrass / algae / mapping / airborne teledetection / Mediterranean

Direct and indirect methods were used for mapping Posidonia oceanica beds around Elba Island. Side scan sonar and a visual infra red scanner were used to detect the extension of beds. Also, direct observations were adopted

Ficha Growing the reproductive cells (carpospores) of the seaweed,Kappaphycus striatum, in the laboratory until outplanting in the field and maturation to tetrasporophyteLuhan Maria Rovilla J. & Hananiah Sollesta22579-585NOparcialmente completo con ligaClorofitaCarposporophyte . Temperature . Tetrasporophyte . Grow-out . Growth

Carposporophytes of the seaweed, Kappaphycus
striatum, from the wild were made to shed spores in the
laboratory and grown in multi-step culture method until
they reached maturity. For each succeeding transfer onto
increasingly bigge

Ficha Effects of ocean acidification on macroalgal communitiesLucia Porzio, Maria Cristina Buia, Jason M. Hall-Spencer400278-287NOno completoGeneralOcean acidification Macroalgal communities Marine biodiversity Functional ecology

There are high levels of uncertainty about how coastal ecosystems will be affected by rapid ocean acidification
caused by anthropogenic CO2, due to a lack of data. The few experiments to date have been short-term
(b1 year) and reveal mixed re

Ficha Plant species diversity in a marine intertidal community: Importance of herbivore food preference and algal competitive abilitesLubchenco J.11223-39NOno completoGeneral
Ficha Reproductive development and classification of the red algal genus Ceratodictyon (Rhodymeniales, Rhodophyta)LR. Price and G.T. Kraft106-116NOLiga perdidaSin asignarCeratodictyon spongiosum Zanardini (Rhodymeniales, Rhodophyta) is a widely distributed tropical Indo-Pacific species, the thalli consisting of a reticulate network of algal axes surrounded and covered by a sponge symbiont. Several important reproductive f
Ficha GREEN ALGAE AND THE ORIGIN OF LAND PLANTSLOUISE A. LEWIS AND RICHARD M. MCCOURT911535–1556no completoClorofitaChlorophyta; Charophyta; DNA; Mesostigma; Streptophytina; ultrastructure.

Over the past two decades, molecular phylogenetic data have allowed evaluations of hypotheses on the evolution of green algae

based on vegetative morphological and ultrastructural characters. Higher taxa are now generally recognized on the basis

Ficha Can Sewage be Converted to Human Food?Louis G. Williams2ND53no completoSin asignar
Ficha Morphological and growth responses of geographically isolated Macrocystis integrifolia populations when grown in a common environmentLouis D. Druell and Lindley Kemp601409-14132632no completoSin asignarMacrocytis integrifolia BoryChanges in blade morphology and growth characteristics of Macrocytis integrifolia Bory from four geographically separated populations growns in a common environmet were followed over two growth seasons. Initial differences in blade morphology and rate of
Ficha Universitarios estudian comunidades de algas y arrecifesLopez N. & H. Leon0NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneral
Ficha The ubiquitous diatom–a brief survey of the present state of knowledge.Lohman, K. E258180-1913715no completoSin asignarDiatoms have distinctive and highly diversified tests or shells, similar to but not identical with opal in composition, accouting for their preservation as fossils in many kinds of sedimentary rocks and their importance to the geologist. The problem of un
Ficha Characterization of the UDP-glucose pyrophosphorylase gene from the marine red alga Gracilaria gracilisLluisma Arturo O. & Mark A. Ragan10581-588NOparcialmente completo con ligaRodofitasUDPglucose pyrophosphorylase, polysaccharide biosynthesis, red algae

UDP-glucose pyrophosphorylase (UGPase) is a key enzyme in carbohydrate metabolism, particularly polysacchar-
ide biosynthesis, in red algae. In this report, we characterize at the genomic and cDNA levels the putative UGPase

gene of the agar

Ficha Expressed sequence tags (ESTs) from the marine red alga Gracilaria gracilisLluisma Arturo O. & Mark A. Ragan9287-293NOparcialmente completo con ligaRodofitasEST, expressed sequence tag, Gracilaria, carbohydrate biosynthesis

Expressed sequence tags (ESTs) are partial sequences of cDNAs, and can be used to characterize gene expression
in organisms or tissues. We have constructed a 200-sequence EST database from vegetative thalli of Gracilaria
gracilis, the first E

Ficha Occurrence of closely spaced genes in the nuclear genome of the agarophyte Gracilaria gracilisLluisma Arturo O. & Mark A. Ragan1199-104NOparcialmente completo con ligaRodofitasgenome structure, genome organisation, red algae, synteny

Little is known about the structure and organisation of nuclear genomes in red algae. In particular, it is not known
whether genes are densely or loosely packed, whether gene order is conserved, whether their genes tend to occur
in one or mul

Ficha Identification of a glucose-6-phosphate isomerase involved in adaptation to salt stress of Dunaliella salinaLiuqing Cui & Yurong Chai & Jie Li & Hongtao Liu & Lei Zhang & Lexun Xue22563-568NOno completoClorofitaDunaliella salina . Glucose-6-phosphate isomerase . Halotolerance . Salt stress. Two-dimensional gel electrophoresis

The unicellular green alga Dunaliella salina is a recognized model for studying plant adaptation to high salinity. To isolate some salt-induced proteins at proteomics levels and to identify their expressions at gene levels, algal ce

Ficha Development of expressed sequence tag-derived microsatellite markers for Saccharina (Laminaria) japonicaLiu fuli and et. al.22109-111NOno completoFeofitaPhaeophyta . Microsatellite . EST. Molecular marker

Expressed sequence tag-derived microsatellite
markers (EST-SSR) were generated and characterized in
Laminaria japonica using data mining from updated public
EST databases and polymorphism testing. Fifty-eight of
578 ESTs (10.0%) con

Ficha QTL Mapping for Frond Length and Width in Laminaria japonica Aresch (Laminarales, Phaeophyta) Using AFLP and SSR MarkersLiu fuli and et. al.12386-394NOparcialmente completo con ligaFeofitaLaminaria japonica Aresch . Genetic linkage map . QTL mapping . Marker-assisted selection . AFLP. SSR

In Laminaria japonica Aresch breeding practice,
two quantitative traits, frond length (FL) and frond width
(FW), are the most important phenotypic selection index. In
order to increase the breeding efficiency by integrating
phenotyp

Ficha The dominant Ulva strain of the 2008 green algal bloomin the Yellow Sea was not detected in the coastal waters of Qingdao in the following winterLiu Feng & et. al.22531-540NOno completoClorofitaUlva prolifera . Green tides. Internal transcribed spacer.rbcL . Enteromorpha . Phylogenetic analyses

The region of Qingdao, China, experienced the
world's largest green tide from May to July 2008. More
than one million tons of fresh algal biomass of the green
alga Ulva prolifera was harvested, while more was
suspected to have sunk

Ficha Intertidal macrophyte communities from Pacific Baja California and the upper Gulf of California: relatively constant vs. environmentally fluctuating systems.Littler, M. M., & Littler, D. S. 4145-158NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar The adaptive features of marine macrophyte communities in a markedly fluctuating environment (the northern Gulf of Californis) were contrasted with those characteristic of a climatically more constant system (the Pacific coast of yhe Baja Peninsul
Ficha Effects of stochastic processes on rocky-intertidal biotas: an unusual flash flood near Corona del Mar, California.Littler, M. M., & Littler, D. S.8695-106NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarA localized storm on 9 May 1977 produced deluge-level quantities of rain (2.56 cm within 3 h) causing flooding of the rocky shoreline at Corona del Mar, California. Unlike the patterns observed throughout 1975 and 1976 and at a comparable site 40 km to th
Ficha Morphological form and photosynthetic performances of marine macroalgae: tests of a functional/form hypothesis. Littler, M. M. 23161-166NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarNet and gross prodution rates were determined in the field at light intensities above 20,000lux for 45 species of marine macroalgae from four different enviroment in southwestern North America. Thin sheetlike and finely branched thallus-forms showed great
Ficha An undescribed fungal pathogen of reef-forming crustose coralline algae discovered in American SamoaLittler M.M. and D.S. Littler17144NOno completoRodofitas
Ficha Competition between macroalgae and corals: effects of herbivore exclusion and increased algal biomass on coral survivorship and growthLirman D.19392-399NOno completoGeneralCoral-algal, competition, Caging, Grazer, exclusion, Algal overgrowth, Florida reef tract

Ficha CRYPTIC DIVERSITY AND PHYLOGENETIC RELATIONSHIPS WITHIN THE MASTOCARPUS PAPILLATUS SPECIES COMPLEX (RHODOPHYTA, PHYLLOPHORACEAE)Lindstrom Sandra C. 441300-1308NOno completoRodofitascryptic species; Mastocarpus; North Pacific; nuclear ribosomal internal transcribed spacer; Phyllophoraceae; phylogeny; rbcL gene

Mastocarpus papillatus (C. Agardh) Ku ?tz. is a com-
mon intertidal red alga occurring along the west

coast of North America from Baja California to
Alaska. Sequencing of both the chloroplast-encoded

rbcL gene and the nuclear ri

Ficha Producción y Explotación de Algas en ChileLinda Joyce y Bernabé Santelices10mar-26NOno completoCultivo

Ficha Macroalgal bioindicators (growth, tissue N, d15N) detect nutrient enrichment from shrimp farm effluent entering Opunohu Bay, Moorea, French PolynesiaLin David T. and Peggy Fong56245–249NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneralAquaculture; Effluent; Bioindicators; Nutrient enrichment; Stable isotopes; Macroalgae; Shrimp farming

Nutrient enrichment from shrimp aquaculture poses an increasing environmental threat due to the industry’s projected rapid growth
and unsustainable management practices. Traditional methods to monitor impacts emphasize water quality sampling

Ficha Molecular differentiation of two morphological variants of Gracilaria salicorniaLim Phaik-Eem and et. al.13335-342NOno completoRodofitasGracilaria salicornia, molecular taxonomy, random amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD)

Xia in 1986 combined Gracilaria salicornia, G. canaliculata (G. crassa), G. cacalia and G. minorinto one species:
G. salicornia. Two morphological variants of G. salicornia were collected from different localities in Malaysia.
Variant A colle

Ficha  Lista preliminar de fitoplancton del Puerto de la Libertad. Lila Aida Gutiérrez A., & Menjívar, R. F. 3 A 35NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha UNA REVISIÓN TAXONÓMICA DEL GÉNERO Udotea EN EL CARIBE MEXICANO Y CUBANOLigia Collado-Vides, Ana María Suárez y Rubén Cabrera30145-161no completoGeneralmorfología; taxonomía; Udotea; ASW, México, Cuba.

Se hizo una revisión de la bibliografía para la región del Caribe mexicano y cubano con la finalidad de conocer la
lista se especies registradas del género Udotea. Se obtuvo un total de 14 entidades para México y

Ficha A history and annotated account of the benthic marine algae of Taiwan.Lewis, E. J., & Norris, N. J. 291 A 38NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarRecords of the benthic marine algae of the Island of Taiwan and neighboring islands have been organized in a floristic listing. All publications with citations of benthic marine green algae (Chlorophyta), brown algae (Phaeophyta), and red algae (Rhodophyt
Ficha An Attempt to Determine Possible Taxonomic Significance of the Properties of Water Extractable Pulysaccharides in Red AlgaeLeonard Stoloff and Paul Silva11327-3301546no completoSin asignarMore than sixty species of red algae have been described as containing significant quantities of polysaccharide hydrocolloids. There seem to be three major types of these polysaccharides. It is the purpose of this paper to determine the degree of correlat
Ficha Macroalgas de Oaxaca. León-Tejera, H., & González-González, J. 486-498NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarLas macroalgas marinas de Oaxaca se estudian a partir de 1847 por 13 investigadores. En 30 obras se reportan 166 especies de 21 localidades, quedando aún franjas considerables de litoral por estudiarse. El conocimientoque se tiene es incompleto y algunas
Ficha Evolution, development, and the units of selectionLeo W. Buss801387-1391NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarThe "Modern Synthesis" forms the foundation of current evolutionary theory. It is based on variation among individuals within populations. Variations within individuals are believed to hold no phylogenetic significance because such variation cannot be tra
Ficha A highly sensitive cell assay for validation of purificationregimes of alginatesLeinfelder U. and et. al.244161-4172NOno completoGeneralAlginate; Apoptosis; Bacterial spores; Implantation; Fibrosis; Immune reaction

Among the hydrogels used for microencapsulation of cells and tissues, alginate has been and will continue to be one of the most
important biomaterials. A mandatory requirement for clinical immunoisolated transplantations is the reproducible produc

Ficha Individualistic ClassesLeigh Van Valen43539-5412763no completoSin asignar
Ficha Isotopic disequilibrium in marine calcareous algaeLee D. and S. J. Carpenter17307-329NOCompletoRodofitasCalcareous algae; Calcification; Vital effects; d 13C and d 18O values

A survey of the d
13C and d
18O values of CaCO precipitated by marine calcareous algae was conducted to examine 3
‘vital effects’ produced by the various styles of calcification of the major algal subdivisions Codiacea, Dasyc

Ficha CENTRO DE CULTIVO DE MACROCYSTIS spLECAROS GALAZ XIMENA PILAR NOCultivo
Ficha Trophic and biotic interactions in Laminaria digitata beds: wich fators could influence the persistence of marine kelp forests in northern Brittany?Leblanc C. and et. al.NOKelp
Ficha Diversity and biomass dynamics of marine algae in Biosphere II’s tropical reef macrocosmLeah Bymers, Edward P. Glenn, Stephen G. Nelson, Kevin Fitzsimmons442–456NOLiga perdidaSin asignarBiosphere II; Coral reef restoration; Seaweed; Biodiversity; Succession; Intermediate disturbance; Paradox of the plankton; Chaos; Functional form hypothesis; Niche diversificationMacrocosms can be used to study complex ecological processes in a small physical space, but the validity of the studies depends on how well the macrocosm simulates natural ecosystem functions. We measured the standing crop of macroalgae and nutrient level
Ficha Liste des algues marines de CherbourgLe Jolios A.NOGeneral
Ficha Poblaciones, biomasas y producciones fitoplanctónicas del Lago Titicaca.Lazzaro, X. 23-63NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarEl objeto de este estudio es el Lago Menor o Huiñaimarca (el área ubicada al sur del estrecho de Tiquina en el lago Titicaca) como ambiente de poblaciones de fitoplancton. Las influencias climáticas, particularmente la gran amplitud térmica en áreas monta
Ficha Comparative Habitat Diversity and Faunal Relationships Between the Pacific and Caribbean Panamanian Decapod Crustacea: A Preliminary Report, With Some Remarks on the Crustacean Fauna of PanamaLawrence G. Abele2125-138NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha CarregeenanLaurel Treviño???mar-19NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Ready-Serve DessertsLaurel Treviño???ene-20NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Stabilization of Fermented and Directly Acidified Sour Milk DrinksLaurel Treviño???ene-33NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha A complex-systems approach to predicting effects of sea level rise and nitrogen loading on nitrogen cycling in coastal wetland ecosystemsLaurel Larsen and et al.567-92Nono completoGeneral

To effectively manage coastal ecosystems, we need an improved understanding of how tidal marsh ecosys-
tem services will respond to sea-level rise and increased nitrogen (N) loading to coastal areas. Here we review

existing literature to be

Ficha Macroalgas y pasto marino, útiles bioindicadores de contaminación por hidrocarburos fósiles en sistemas acuáticosLaura Georgina Calva B. y Rocío Torres Alvarado6838-46NOno completoGeneralpolicyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, ma- croalgae, seagrass, coastal lagoon, bioaccumulation, traslocation.

The present work describe the importance like bioin-
dicators of contaminants of some macroalgae and sea

grass in coastal environments, with emphasis in pe-
troleum hydrocarbons. Likewise, is included a case ?s

study of polycycl

Ficha Macroalgas y pasto marino, útiles bioindicadores de contaminación por hidrocarburos fósiles en sistemas acuáticosLaura Georgina Calva B. y Roc ??o Torres Alvarado6838-46NOno completoGeneralhidrocarburos arom ?aticos polic ??cli- cos, macroalga, pasto marino, laguna costera, bio- acumulaci ?on, traslocaci ?on.

En el presente trabajo se ejemplifica la importan-
cia de dos macroalgas y de un pasto marino como

bioindicadores de contaminantes en ambientes cos-
teros. Para ello, desarrollamos un estudio de caso de

la bioacumulaci ?on de hi

Ficha Algae anathomy, biochemistry and biotechnologyLaura Barsanti, Paolo Gualtieri1-301NOno completoGeneral

This book is an outgrowth of many years of research aimed at studying algae, especially micro-
algae. Working on it, we soon realized how small an area we really knew well and how superficial

our treatment of many topics was going to be

Ficha Distribution and morphological variation of low-shore algal turfsLaura Alroldi 1381233-1239NOno completoGeneral

The distribution of three functional groups of algae (filamentous, corticated terete and calcareous articulated) was investigated in low-shore, turf-forming assemblages from rocky shores in the western Mediterranean Sea (It

Ficha Responses of turf-forming algae to spatial variations in the deposition of sedimentsLaura Airoldi, Massimiliano Virgillo165271-282NOno completoGeneralPelagic-benthic coupling . Sedimentation . Spatial variab~hty Experimental scale Colonisation . Algal turf. Polysiphonia setacea - Rocky subtidal shore

Responses of a turf-forming, filamentous, algal assemblage to spatial variation in the
deposition of sediments were investigated from September 1994 to September 1996 on a rocky subtidal
reef south of Livorno (Mediterranean Sea) Large- and sm

Ficha Nutrient availability to marine macroalgae in Siliciclastic versus carbonate-Rich coastal watersLapointe B.E. & M.M. Littler1575-82NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneral

Ficha Nutrient thresholds for bottom-up control of macroalgal blooms on coral Jamaica and southeast FloridaLapointe B.E.NOGeneral
Ficha PHYLOGENETIC ANALYSES OF THE BRYOPSIDALES (ULVOPHYCEAE, CHLOROPHYTA) BASED ON RUBISCO LARGE SUBUNIT GENE SEQUENCESLam Daryl W. and Frederick W. Zechman242669-678NOno completoClorofitaBryopsidales; Caulerpales; Chlorophyta; Phlyogeny; rbcL; RUBISCO; taxonomy; Ulvophyceae

Current taxonomy of the Bryopsidales recogniz-
es eight families; most of which are further cate-
gorized into two suborders, the Bryopsidineae and

Halimedineae. This concept was supported by early
molecular phylogenetic analyses

Ficha Functional divergence in heat shock response following rapid speciation of Fucus spp. in the Baltic SeaLago-Leston A. and et. al.157683-688NOno completoFeofita

In the Baltic Sea, the broadly distributed brown
alga Fucus vesiculosus coexists in sympatry over part of its
range (south west Gulf of Bothnia) with the Baltic endemic
F. radicans sp. nov, while further north in colder and
lower-sa

Ficha Resistance of benthic intertidal communities to multiple disturbances and stressesLaetitia Joseph, Mathieu Cusson49-64NOLiga perdidaSin asignarCommunity structure · Functional response · Multiple stressors · Resistance · Canopy disturbance · Grazers · Nutrient addition · Rocky intertidalMany ecosystems are facing biodiversity loss and environmental change due to anthropogenic activities, with these impacts occurring within the context of natural disturbance. Understanding ecosystem functioning and the response of communities to these imp
Ficha Giant kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) survival in deep water (25–40 m) during El Niño of 1997–1998 in Baja California, MexicoLadah L. B. and J. A. Zertuche-Gonzalez47367-372NOparcialmente completo con ligaKelpdeep water macroalgae; El Nin ? o; ENSO; giant kelp; internal waves.

During the 1997–1998 El Nin ? o, we examined seasonally
a giant kelp population in deep water (25–40 m) off the

coast of Northern Baja California. Though most popula-
tions in the region completely disappeared, large fertil

Ficha Correlated light and electron microscope studies on brown algaeL.V. Evans and M. Susan Holligan711161-1172NOno completoGeneral

Ficha Marine algae from the Gulf of Santa Clara, Sonora, MexicoL.E. Aguilar-Rosas, R. Aguilar-Rosas, L.E. Mateo-Cid & A.C. Mendoza-Gonzalez477231-238NOno completoGeneralmarine algae, seaweed, distribution, seasonality, taxonomy, Gulf of Santa Clara, Mexico

Four sites in the Gulf of Santa Clara, northwestern coast of Sonora, Mexico, were sampled seasonally during
1995–1996. A total of 43 species of marine algae were determined, which are recorded for the first time for the
area of study. T

Ficha Effect of current on mineral uptake and respiration by a fresh-water alga.L.A. Whitford and G.J. Schumacher423-425NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarP32 uptake and CO2 evolution by Oedogonium kurzii Zeller were compared in the laboratory in still and moving water. An “inherent current demand” by this lotic species was indicated a) by x10 increase in P32 uptake at current equivalents of 18 cm/see; and
Ficha Correlated Light and Electron Microscope studie on Brown Algae I. Localization of alginic Acid and Sulphated Polysaccharides in DictyotaL. V. Evans and M susan Holligan1161-1172NOLiga perdidaSin asignarBy electron microscopy and light microscope histochemical techniques, alginic acid and sulphated polysaccharides (probably largely fucoidan) have been located in the cell walls of Dictyota dichotoma. The cell walls of the vegetative thallus and those of m
Ficha Response of intertidal macrobenthic communities to long term human induced changes in the Eo estuary (Asturias, Spain): Implications for environmental managementL. de Paz, J.M. Neto, J.C. Marques, A.J. Laborda66288-299NOno completoGeneralBenthos Long-term Shellfish culture Ecosystem disturbance Environmental impact Eo estuary Cantabric sea

Long term macrobenthos data together with physical habitat parameters were analysed to investigate
spatial and temporal changes at an estuary under different anthropogenic pressures, mainly increasing
shellfish farming. The aim was to assess

Ficha Bostrychia calliptera (Montagne) (Rhodomelaceae, Rhodophyta), Registro Nuevo para el Centro del Golfo de MéxicoL. Collado-Vides y J.A. West2247-55NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarBostrychia calliptera, México, distribución, algas marinas, manglares.Bostrychia calliptera (Montagne) Montagne, recolectada en los manglares de la laguna de Sontecomapan (Veracruz, México), es un registro nuevo para el centro del golfo de México. Bostrychia calliptera difiere de su aliada más cercana, Bostrychia pinnata J.
Ficha Gelidiales.Kylin, Harald.24 A 293818no completoSin asignar
Ficha Photosynthesis in Codium fragile (Chlorophyta)from a Nova Scotia estuary: responses to desiccation and hyposalinityKwang Young Kim Æ David J. Garbary15199-107NOno completoClorofita

Codium fragile ssp. tomentosoides from
Caribou Harbour, an estuarine site in the southern

Gulf of St. Lawrence, was extremely tolerant to stres-
ses from desiccation and reduced salinity. Photosyn-
thetic responses of both rhizoma

Ficha Studies on Hypneocolax, with a discussion on the origin of parasitic red algaeKung-Chu Fan3ND935no completoSin asignar
Ficha Morphological Studies of the GelidialesKung-Chu Fan32315-3681072no completoSin asignarGelidiaceae, Gelidiellaceae, Pterocladia, P. lindaueri, Pierocladia, Gelidium, Pierocladui, Suhria, Porphyroglossum, Acropeltis,Ptilophora, morfológica.The order Gelidiales is here considered to comprise two families, the Gelidiaceae and the newly established Gelidiellaceae. The family Gelidiellaceae includes only the genus Gelidiella . A new species of Pterocladia, P. lindaueri, is described on the basi
Ficha Advances in APPLIED PHYCOLOGYKumar Gupta R. & V. Dhar PandeyNOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneral
Ficha Some observations on Batrachospermum intortum Jao and B. sinense Jao (Rhodophyta, Nemalionales) from Szechwan in China. Kumano, S. 32221-2263796no completoSin asignar
Ficha Red Algal Parasites Occurring on Members of the GelidialesKukg-Chu Fan and George F. Papenfuss1533-38942no completoSin asignar
Ficha Nutrient Limitation of the Macroalga Enteromorpha intestinalis Collected along a Resource Gradient in a Highly Eutrophic EstuaryKRISTA KAMERI,27201-208Nono completoGeneral

We conducted a laboratory experiment to quantify nutrient (nitrogen and phosphorus) limitation of ma-
croalgae collected along a gradient in water column nutrient availability in Upper Newport Bay estuary, a relatively

nutrient-rich system

Ficha Nutrient Addition to Experimental Rocky Shore Communities Revisited: Delayed Responses, Rapid RecoveryKraufvelin Patrik and et. al.91076–1093NOno completoGeneralmesocosm; coastal eutrophication; intertidal communities; canopy algae; green tides; marine biodiversity; nutrient enrichment; long-term experiment.

Coastal eutrophication may alter the dominance

patterns of marine macroalgae, with potential con-
sequences for the associated fauna and the entire

ecosystem. Benthic macroalgae and animals in
control and nutrient-enriched mesoc

Ficha Biomass, diversity and production of rocky shore macroalgae at two nutrient enrichment and wave action levelsKraufvelin P. and et.al15729-47NOno completoCultivo

The littoral zone of temperate rocky shores is
normally dominated by perennial macroalgae (e.g. Fucus,
Ascophyllum, Laminaria), but nutrient enrichment and/or
permanently decreased wave action may lead to structural
community change

Ficha Review of the genus Polyedriopsis Schmidle, incl. Tetraedorn bi-ridens Beck Mannagetta 1926 = P. bitridens (Beck-Mannag.) comb. novakKova?ik, L. 117246-252NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha A new Contribution to the Alien Red Macroalgal Flora of Greece (Eastern Mediterranean) with Emphasis on Hypnea SpeciesKonstantinos Tsiamis & Marc Verlaque393-410NOLiga perdidaSin asignarAlien / Botryocladia madagascariensis / Greece / Hypnea anastomosans / Hypnea valentiae / macroalgae / Mediterranean / taxonomyThree alien Rhodophyta, Botryocladia madagascariensis, Hypnea anastomosans and Hypnea valentiae, were recorded and illustrated for the first time from Greece (Aegean Sea and nearby areas). Previously reported from Karpathos Island, B. madagascariensis was
Ficha Vetenskaps-akademiens förhandlingarKongl, Ö49199-2061276no completoSin asignar
Ficha Epigloeosphaera, a new cyanophyte genus from Nordic lakes.Komárková-Legnerová, J. 627 A 12NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarA new genus Epigloeosphaera with one species is described from slightly dystrophic and eutrophicated lakes (South Sweden, North Russia and Cariada). The genus belongs to chroococcalean type with rod-like cells, localized on the surface of mucilaginous sph
Ficha Primary production and functioning of algae in the fishpond littoral. Komarkova, J., & Marvan, P. 28321-3343781no completoSin asignar
Ficha Polynuclearity of vegetative cells in coccal green algae from the family Neochloridaceae. Komárek, R. 137255-273NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Review of the genus Dictyosphaerium (Chlorococcales). Komárek, J., & Perman, J.233-297NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha What is «Spirulina platensis» in fact?. Komárek, J., & Lund, J. W. 581 A 13NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Trichome structure of fourAphanizomenon taxa (Cyanophyceae) from Czechoslovakia, with notes on the taxonomy and delimitation of the genus. Komárek, J., & Ková?ik, L. U. 16447-643745no completoSin asignarThe dimension and variation range of terminal and intercalary cells, heterocysts, and akinetes of four Aphanizomenon taxa occurring in Czechoslovakia were studied. Statistical and graphical procedures were used for evaluation. With regard to A. flos-aquae
Ficha The genus Chlorotetraedron McEntee et al.(Protosiphonales, Chlorophyceae).Komárek, J., & Kova?ik, L.57289-297NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha The genus Ecdysichlamys (Chlorellales). Komárek, J., & Comas, A. 5613 A 28NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Areas of distribution of coccal green algae in relation to the algal flora of Cuba. Phycol. Lat. AmerKomárek, J., & COMAS, A. 2133-167NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Species concept in coccal green algae. Komárek, J. 437-471NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha MetacladisticsKluge, A. G.5291-2943717no completoSin asignar
Ficha Carotenoid fluorescence in Dunaliella salinaKleinegris Dorinde M. M. and et. al.22645-649NOno completoClorofita?-carotene . Carotenoids . Dunaliella salina . Fluorescence microscopy. Globules

Dunaliella salina is a halotolerant green alga that
is well known for its carotenoid producing capacity. The
produced carotenoids are mainly stored in lipid globules.
For various research purposes, such as production and
extraction

Ficha The Atlantic Barrier Reef Ecosystem at Carrie Bow Cay, Belize, I Structure and CommunitiesKlaus Riitzler and Ian G. Macintyre12ND3256no completoSin asignarBarrera coralina del Caribe cerca de Carrie Bow Cay, Belice; Riitzler, Klaus, and Ian G. Macintyre, editors. The Atlantic Barrier Reef Ecosystem at Carrie Bow Cay, Belize, I: Structure and Communities. Smithsonian Contributions to the Marine Sciences, number 12, 539 pages, frontispiece, 232 figures, 5 plates, 47 ta
Ficha Biological interactions and their role in community structure in the rocky intertidal of Helgoland (German Bight, North Seat)Klaus Janke219-263NOLiga perdidaSin asignarOver 3 successive seasonal cycles (April 1986 to October 1988), field experiments were established within 3 intertidal levels in the sheltered rocky intertidal of Helgoland (North Sea, German Bight). Competitors for space (A4ytilus edulis, macroalgae), he
Ficha Seasonal growth and carbon and nitrogen content in canopy and first-year plants of Laminaria hyperhorea (Laminariales, Phaeophyceae)KJERSTI SJ0TUN, STEIN FREDRIKSEN AND JAN RUENESS351-8Nono completoGeneral

The seasonal growth pattern of canopy plants has been compared with that of first-year plants. Large, canopy-forming
sporophytes grew between January and June. The seasonal variation in total carbon content of the lamina reflected the
seasona

Ficha Ecological significance and commercial harvesting of drifting and beachcast macroalgae and seagrasses in Australia: a reviewKirkman Hugh & Gary A. KendrickNOGeneral
Ficha Observations of relic intertidal assemblages in an inland marine-spring of Eyre Peninsula, South AustraliaKiran Liversage46-56NOLiga perdidaSin asignarBenthos; disturbance; saline lake; invertebrate; boulder habitatMarine-springs containing relic intertidal species can be used to observe how assemblages usually found only on open coasts are structured when free from disturbances associated with water movement. This study tested if two previously described patterns f
Ficha List of Marine Algae collected in Caroline and Mariana Islands, 1915.Kintaro Okamura, Rigakuhakushi77-96NOLiga perdidaSin asignar
Ficha A taxonomic study on the Bostrychia tenella complex (Rhodomelaceae, Rhodophyta). King, R. J., Puttock, C. F., & Vickery, R. S.2710 A 193805no completoSin asignarFour closely related taxa in the genus Bostrychia (B. tenella, B. binderi, B. binderi f. terrestris and B. flagelhfera) are investigated and re-assessed using multivariate analyses. Continuous variation was found in all but one of the characters measured
Ficha Morphological and taxonomy of Bostrychia and Stictosiphonia (Rhodomelaceae/Rhodophyta). King, R. J., & Puttock, C. F.21 A 73NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarThe genus Bostrychia Montagne s.l. is reassessed. Two genera are recognised, Bostrychia and Stictosiphonia J. D. Hooker et Harvey, differing from each other by the number of tiers of pericentral cells per axial cell, the mode of cortication and the number
Ficha Bostrychia pinnata J. Tanaka et Chihara in Australia. King, R. J., & Puttock, C. F. 1217 A 243823no completoSin asignarBostrychia pinnata was described by TANAKA and CHIHARA (1984 a) from mangrove forests in Japan. The species is now recognized in northern Australia. To the original description we now add descriptions of male and female plants, as well as the carposporoph
Ficha Macroalgae associated with the mangrove vegetation of Papua New Guinea.King, R. J.55-62NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarThe macroalgae associated with the mangrove vegetation of Papua New Guinea, a region which is phycologically poorly known, is investigated. The flora includes the characteristic 'Bostrychia-Caloglossa' association, and a complement of algae which may be r
Ficha Germination and Photo-Induction of Polarity in the Spherical Cells Regenerated from Protoplasm Fragments of Boergesenia forbesiiKimiraru Ishizawa, Sachito Enomoto and Shunji Wada173-186NOLiga perdidaSin asignarThe processes of rounding (spheration) and cell wall formation of extracellular protoplasm fragments of Boergesenia forbesii were examined. This spheration depended on the presence of Ca n+ in the medium, and was accelerated exponentially with increasing
Ficha A new melobesioid alga Synarthrophyton chejuensis sp. nov. Corallinales, Rhodophyta) including comparison with Mesophyllum cystocarpideumKim Ji Hee and et. al.43501-520NOCompletoRodofitas

Ficha Pulse feeding with nitrate and phosphate in relation to tissue composition and nutrient uptake by some macroalgae from the Red Sea at Ghardaqa (Egypt)Kh. Abou Aisha, Effat F. Shabana, M. S. El-Abyad, I. A. Kobbia, F. Schanz135-145NOLiga perdidaSin asignarThis investigation aimed at determining the effects of experimental enrichment with either N or P or both elements on the tissue nutrient levels, and on the internal N: P molar ratios of three macroalgal species collected in the vicinity of Ghardaqa, Red
Ficha STRUCTURAL EVOLUTION IN THE FLAGELLATED CELLS OF GREEN ALGAE AND LAND PLANTS*KENNETH D. STEWART and KARL R. MATTOX10145--152Nono completoGeneral
Ficha Experimental transplantations of coralline algal turf to demonstrate causes of differences in macrofauna at different tidal heightsKelaher B.P. and et. al.28223-41NOCompletoRodofitasRocky shore; Macrofauna; Coralline turf; Transplantation

On rocky intertidal shores, dense fronds of coralline algal turf provide habitat for diverse assemblages of macrofauna. There are large differences in these assemblages and in the physical structure of coralline turf betwee

Ficha Cytomorphogenesis in cenoytic green algae. V. Segregative cell division and cortical microtubules in Dictyosphaeria cavernosa (Siphonocladales, Chlorophyceae)Kazuo Okuda and et.al.45189-196NOno completoGeneralcenocytic green alga, cortical microtubules, Dictyosphaeria cavernosa, protoplasmic contration, segregative cell division, Siphonocladales, wound responses.

Ficha Seaweeds Fisheries Management in France, Japan, Chile and NorwayKatia FRANGOUDES52517-525NOno completoGeneralSeaweeds l Management l France l Japan l Chile l Norway

Coastal communities have long gathered seaweeds for their own consumption, for animal feed and for fertilizer.
The development of industrial use and trade of seaweeds generated income to local communities. The intensification of the
exploitat

Ficha Natural pigments from algae: algae represent an untapped renewable resource for a number of useful products. Karuna-Karan, A., & Schick, B.10579-883723no completoSin asignar
Ficha Annual cycle of microphytoplankton from the coasts of the tropical Mexican PacificKarina ESQUEDA-LARA et.al.46335-345no completoFitoplanctonDiatoms, Dinoflagellates, Diversity, Net phytoplankton, Succession, Tropical Mexican Pacific.

Despite the length of littorals, studies of annual cycles for phytoplankton in the Mexican Pacific are rare, espe-
cially in tropical areas. A study of the phytoplankton (basically microphytoplankton) was realized in six locations off the

S

Ficha Nutrient limitation of the Macroalga, Penicillus capitatus, Associated with Subtropical Seagrass Meadows in BermudaKAREN J. MCGLATHERY, ROBERT W. HOWARTH, ROXANNE MARINO1518-25Nono completoGeneral

Nutrient limitation of the rhizophytic macroalga Penicillus capitatus found associated with sub-
tropical seagrass meadows in Bermuda was determined from enrichment assays and subsequent tissue analyses.

The photosynthetic response of P. ca

Ficha Nuclear DNA Content Estimates in Multicellular Green, Red and Brown Algae: Phylogenetic ConsiderationsKAPRAUN DONALD F. 957–44NOno completoGeneralC-value enigma, Chlorophyta, DNA C-values, eukaryotic algae, nuclear genome size, Phaeophyta, Rhodophyta.

Background and Aims Multicellular eukaryotic algae are phylogenetically disparate. Nuclear DNA content
estimates have been published for fewer than 1 % of the described species of Chlorophyta, Phaeophyta and
Rhodophyta. The present investigat

Ficha Red algal polysaccharide industry: economics and research status at the turn of the centuryKapraun Donald F. jul-14NOno completoRodofitasco-production, cyclic production, mariculture, sustainable development

Commercial research priorities target production cost reduction and expansion of new applications for established
products to increase profitability. Cost effective seaweed production for phycocolloids relies on: (1) species and
strain select

Ficha Optimization of certain physical parameters for the mariculture of Gracilaria edulis (Gmelin) Silva in Minicoy lagoon (Laccadive Archipelago)Kaladharan P. and et. al.139265-270NOno completoCultivoGracilaria edulis; Mariculture; Optimum parameters

Ficha Isolation and characterisation of a fourth hemagglutinin from the red alga, Gracilaria verrucosa, from JapanKakita Hirotaka and et. al.1149-56NOno completoRodofitashemagglutinins, Gracilaria, sulphated polysaccharide, carbohydrate specificity, seaweed, elec- trophoretic behaviour

Isolation and characterisation of marine algal hemagglutinins or lectins are essential for their potential industrial

application as specific carbohydrate affinity ligands. The phosphate buffer extract of the red alga, Gracilaria verru-
cos

Ficha Environmental factors associated with the spatial distribution of crustose coralline algae on the Great Barrier ReefK. Fabricius - G. De´ath19303-309NOCompletoRodofitasCrustose coralline algae - Corallinales - Rhodophyta - Sedimentation - Turbidity

Crustose corralline algae (CCA) fulfill two key functional roles in coral reef ecosystems: they contributesignificantly to reef calcification, and they induce larval settlement of many benthic organisms. Percentage cover of CCA, and environmental condi

Ficha Listado Ficofloristico Preliminar de Playa San Telmo, Mich., Mex.K. Dreckmann Estay & L. González Pérez-Sandi01-marNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha New records of benthic marine algae from the Canary Islands (eastern Atlantic Ocean): morphology, taxonomy and distributionJulio Afonso-Carrillo, Marta Sansón, Carlos Sangil and Tania Díaz-Villa119–127NOLiga perdidaSin asignarAcrochaetium; Canary Islands; Colaconema hallandicum; Gelidiella; Lomentaria chylocladiella; Parviphycus setaceus; Pseudotetraspora marina.Four species of marine algae are reported from the Canary Islands for the first time. Our report of the western Atlantic Gelidiella setacea (Gelidiales, Rhodophyta) is the first from the eastern Atlantic Ocean. Pseudotetraspora marina (Tetrasporales, Chlo
Ficha MACROINVERTEBRADOS ASOCIADOS A DISCOS DE ALGAS PARDAS: BIODIVERSIDAD DE COMUNIDADES DISCRETAS COMO INDICADORA DE PERTURBACIONES LOCALES Y DE GRAN ESCALAJulio A. Vásquez & J. M. Alonso Vegano completoFeofitaEl Niño Oscilación del Sur (ENOS), disco de adhesión, Lessonia, comunidad de macroinvertebrados, contaminación minera, Norte de Chile, deshechos orgánicos.

Los discos de adhesión de Lessonia trabeculata, alga parda que forma huirales submareales, son
propuestos como unidad muestreal para determinar efectos sitio-específicos de perturbaciones
antropogénicas y naturales. Estos

Ficha Macroinvertebrados asociados a disco de adhesión de algas pardas: Biodiversidad de comunidades discretas como indicadora de perturbaciones locales y de gran escalaJulio A. Vásquez & J. M. Alonso Vega429-450no completoFeofita
Ficha Variables morfométricas y relaciones morfológicas de Lessonia trabeculata Villouta & Santelices, 1986, en una población submareal del norte de Chilejulio A. Vasquez64271-279NOno completoFeofitaLessonia, macroalgas, manejo de recursos, ambientes submareales

Ficha Mariculture of Kappaphycus alvarezii (Rhodophyta, Solieriaceae) color strains in tropical waters of Yucatan, MexicoJulieta Muñoz, Yolanda Freile-Pelegr?n, Daniel Robledo239161 – 177no completoGeneralCarrageenan; Kappaphycus alvarezii; Mariculture; Yucatan

Three color strains of the n-carrageenan producing red alga Kappaphycus alvarezii were
cultured in Dzilam, Yucata ?n, over a 6-month period using the fixed off bottom monoline culture
method to determine the technical viability of producing c

Ficha Chondracathus chamissoi (Rhodophyta, Gigartinales) in northern Chile: ecological aspects for management of wild populationsJulia A. Vasquéz & J. M. Alonso Vega13267-277NOCompletoRodofitasbiomass production, Chile, Chondracathus chamissoi, epiphytism, herbivory, reproduction phenology, resource management

Ficha Sur Deux Formes Nouvelles de MicrasteriasJules Brunel03-junNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha The Benthic Algal Composition, Standing Crop, and Productivity of a Caribbean Algal RidgeJudith L. Connor and Walter H. AdeyND1712no completoSin asignarThe distribution and standing crop of benthic algal species on a Caribbean algal ridge (St. Croix) and its associated carbonate pavements is discussed and contrasted with that of other eastern Caribbean algal ridges and a Pacific algal ridge. Mean standin
Ficha Healing and regeneration responses in Gigartina skottsbergii (Rhodophyta, Gigartinales): optimization of vegetative propagation for cultivationJuan A. Correa, Jessica Beltrán, Alejandro H. Buschmann & Renato Westermeier315-327NOLiga perdidaSin asignarGigartina skottsbergii, regeneration, wound healing, vegetative propagationThe red alga Gigartina skottsbergii is becoming increasingly valuable as a resource to providing the raw material for the carrageenan industry established in Chile and elsewhere. As a result, wild stocks of the species are subject to intense harvesting by
Ficha Produccion y explotacion de algas en Chile (1967-1975)Joyce L. & B. SantelicesNOparcialmente completo con ligaCultivo
Ficha Contribution of Receptacles from the Fucoid Ascophyilum nodosum to the Detrital Pool of a North Temperate EstuaryJosselyn, M. N., & Mathieson, A. C.1258-2611748no completoSin asignarAscophyllum nodosumThe fucoid brown alga Ascophyllum nodosum (L.) Le Jolis annually produces lateral repro- ductive branches (i.e. receptacles) approximately equal in weight to its vegetative thalli. The receptacles are shed within a single month during the spring. The esti
Ficha Bactrophora irregularis, a New Brown Alga from AustraliaJosephine E. Tilden and Anna Parker Fessenden381-386+388NOLiga perdidaSin asignar
Ficha Dispersal of Fresh-Water Algae by Migratory Water BirdsJoseph S. Gots, Jacob Goldstein130623NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarTexas y Oklahoma, EE.UU.Many migratory water birds killed in Texas and Oklahoma contained viable fresh-water algae in the lower digestive tracts. Such birds are thought to play a significant role in the long-range dispersal of certain algae, particularly those species easily kil
Ficha A Preliminary Survey of the Algal Flora of Soils of Certain Areas of TexasJoseph Cain9166-170NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarTexas; taxonómico.A listing is given of the microscopic algal flora obtained from 71 soil collections made in Central, North, and West Texas. Consideration is given to the ubiquity of certain genera and to the difficulty encountered in attempting a determination of the spe
Ficha Phenotypic plasticity in a mutualistic association between the sponge Haliclona caerulea and the calcareous macroalga Jania adherens induced by transplanting experiments. I: morphological responses of the spongeJosé Luis Carballo, Enrique Ávila, Susana Enríquez, Leonardo Camacho467–478NOLiga perdidaSin asignarThe mutualistic association between the sponge Haliclona caerulea and the calcareous red macroalga Jania adherensis conspicuous on shallow rocky regions of Mazatla ?n Bay (Eastern tropical Pacific, Mexico). Transplanting experiments were carried out to ex
Ficha Analisis Preliminar de los Datos de la Campaña Antartica de Verano 1992/93 Proyecto Oceanografía Costera BrownJosé Gallo, Martha Ferrario, Eugenia Sar, Gabriela Tosonotto, Miguel Segura y Daniel Molina426ene-502548no completoSin asignarAntártida, Argentina.Durante la Campaña Antártica de Verano 92/93, en el marco del Proyecto Oceanografía Costera, fue realizado un muestreo intensivo en el área de Bahía Paraíso. Los datos físicos, químicos, meteorológicos y biológicos recogidos recibieron un análisis prelimi
Ficha Monitoring of sewage Outfalls in Northern Spain: Preliminary Studies of Benthic CommunitiesJosé A. Juanes and Juan C. Canteras289-295NOLiga perdidaSin asignarBaseline; benthos; macroalgae; macrofauna; monitoring; multivariate analysis; rocky; sediments.Baseline studies constitute, at the same time, the base and the reference point for the development of sitespecific monitoring programs. As a previous step in the analysis of the structure of benthic communities in the infralitoral off Avilés an Gijón, m
Ficha Fouling mediates grazing: intertwining of resistances to multiple enemies in the brown alga Fucus vesiculosusJormalainen V. and et. al.155559-569NOno completoFeofita

Macroalgae have to cope with multiple natural
enemies, such as herbivores and epibionts. As these are
harmful for the host, the host is expected to show resistance

to them. Evolution of resistance is complicated by the inter-
acti

Ficha Evaluation of the health status of a coastal ecosystem in southeast Mexico: Assessment of water quality, phytoplankton and submerged aquatic vegetationJorge A. Herrera-Silveira, Sara M. Morales-Ojeda72–86NOLiga perdidaSin asignarCoastal ecosystem condition; Eutrophication; Indicators; Phytoplankton; Seagrasses; Submerged aquatic vegetation; Water quality; YucatanThe coastal environment of the Yucatan Peninsula (SE, Mexico) includes a wide variety of ecosystems ranging from mangroves to coral reefs, resulting in a heterogeneous landscape. Specifically, the marine system is characterized by environmental difference
Ficha Algal Ecology of Southern Icelandic Hot Springs in WinterJon A. Sperling56183-190Nono completoGeneralAlgae; algae, blue-green; algae, thernzophilic; algae, winter surv iv al; algal ecology; Iceland; Icelandic hot springs; Mastigocladus; photosynthetic efficiency; primary prodluctii'ity; winter light in high latitudes.

A survey of algal habitats of southern Icelandic hot springs (Hengill-Olfus
district) was made between December 15, 1968, and January 20, 1969. Carbon-14 primary
productivity was measured in experiments designed to compare the role of direct

Ficha Coral–algal competition: macroalgae with different properties have different effects on coralsJompa Jamaluddin and Laurence J. McCook25887–95NOno completoGeneralCoral–algal competition · Algal functional groups · Filamentous algal turfs · Corti- cated algae · Life-history traits · Porites spp. · Corallophila huysmansii · Chlorodesmis spp.

Competition between hard corals and macroalgae is a key ecological process on coral

reefs, especially during reef degradation, which often involves a ‘phase-shift’ from coral- to alga-
dominated reefs. However, there are relativ

Ficha Contrasting effects of turf algae on corals: massive Porites spp. are unaffected by mixed-species turfs, but killed by the red alga Anotrichium tenueJompa Jamaluddin and Laurence J. McCook25879-86NOno completoRodofitasCoral-algal competition ·Anotrichium tenue · Epilithic algal community · Filamentous algal turfs · Porites spp.

Competition between corals and algae is an important process on coral reefs, especially
during reef degradation, when abundant corals are often overgrown by benthic macroalgae. Despite
the widespread assumption that macroalgae are able to out

Ficha Effects of competition and herbivory on interactions between a hard coral and a brown algaJompa J. and L.J. McCoook27125-39NOno completoFeofitaCoral – algal competition; Coral reef; Herbivore exclusion; Lobophora variegata; Overgrowth; Porites cylindrica

Despite widespread acceptance of the negative effects of macroalgae on corals, very few studies
have experimentally tested the competitive nature of the interaction, and most have ignored the
potential effects of corals on algae. We report th

Ficha Calcification by Crustose Coralline Algae on the Northern Great Barrier Reef, AustraliaJohn R. M. Chi~holml451476-1484NOCompletoGeneral

Calcification by four species of crustose coralline algae was estimated on the windward reef at Lizard Island, northern Great Banier Reef, Australia, by combining measurements of O?, pH, and total alkalinity with equat

Ficha Physical Characteristics of the Proposed Sea-Level Isthmian CanalJohn P. Sheffey231-40NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha The red algal genus Coelarthrum B0rgesen (Rhodymeniaceae, Rhodymeniales) in Australian seas, including the description of Chamaebotrys gen. nov.John M. Huisman95-112NOLiga perdidaSin asignarThe genus Coelarthrum presently includes eight species world-wide, of which three (c. muelleri (Sonder) B¢rgesen, C. cliftonii (Harvey) Kylin and C. boergesenii Weber-van Bosse) have been recorded from Australian seas. An examination of type and recent co
Ficha Vegetative and Reproductive Morphology of Nemastoma damaecorne (Gigartinales, Rhodophyta) from Western AustraliaJohn M. Huisman721-728NOLiga perdidaSin asignarThe vegetative and reproductive morphology of the red alga Nemastoma damaecorne Harvey (Gigartinales) have been examined. Thalli are flattened and variously branched, either foliose with marginal proliferation or deeply incised. Structurally, the thallus
Ficha THE ECOLOGY OF RIVER ALGAEJohn L. Blum22291-341NOno completoGeneral
Ficha A taxonomic and geographical catalogue of the seaweeds of the western coast of african and adjacent islandsJohn D.M. and et. al.NOGeneral
Ficha Pilayella Littoralis F. Rupincola from Washington: The Life History in CultureJohn A. West3150-153866no completoSin asignarWashiington; cultivo utilizando medios de agua de mar natural suplementados y diversos regímenes de temperatura; Pilayella littoralis f. La rupincola, morfológico.The life history of Pilayella littoralis f. rupincola from Washington was studied in culture using supplemented natural seawater media and various temperatura, photoperiod, and light intensity regimes. Plants in nature exhibited characteristics typical fo
Ficha Observations on four rare marine microalgae from HawaiiJohn A. West8187-192787no completoSin asignarHawai; Rhodosorus marinus, Coccolithus neohelis, Ochrosphaera verrucosa y Sarcinochrysis marinaRhodosorus marinus, Coccolithus neohelis, Ochrosphaera verrucosa, and Sarcinochrysis marina were isolated into culture from coral fragments and are recorded as new for the benthic marine algal flora of Hawaii. The life histories and cytology of these spec
Ficha Environmental Regulation of reproduction in Rhodochorton PurpureumJohn A. West213-230783no completoSin asignarChile, California, Washington y Alaska; Rhodochorton purpureumIsolates of Rhodochorton purpureum from Chile, California, Washington and Alaska were grown in unialgal culture. The effects of light intensity, daylength, temperature and salinity on reproduction were tested. The California, Washington and Alaska clones
Ficha Environmental Control of Hair and Sporangial Formation in the Marine Red Alga Acrochaetium proskaueri sp. nov.John A. West377-384NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarAn isolate of Acrochaetium proskaueri sp. nov. from Puget Sound, Washington, was grown in unialgal culture under defined conditions using Provasoli's enriched sea water medium. The effects of light intensity, day length and temperature on development and
Ficha Morphology and Reproduction of The Red Alga Acrochaetium Pectinatum in CultureJohn A. West489-99NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarMedios de agua de mar natural suplementados; Acrochaetium pectinatum,The life history of the marine red alga Acrochaetium pectinatum (Kylin) Hamel was studied in unialgal culture using supplemented natural seawater media. The tetrasporophytes are larger than the gametophytes, have a compact filamentous basal system, and pr
Ficha Addendum to Microalgae Culture Collection 1986-1987 (No. NREL/SP-232-3079-a). Johansen, J. R., Lemke, P., Nagle, N. J., Chelf, P., Roessler, P. G., Galloway, R., & Toon, S. (1987). 1 A 233737no completoSin asignar
Ficha Flore Algale des iles ChauseyJoel Cosson et Chantal Billard10663-721714no completoSin asignarRhodophyceae, Phaeohyceae y ChlorophyceaeThe algal flora of Chausey in the Channel Islands has been listed in three different facies charateristic of the archipelago: a moderately exposed rocky shore located SW in the Main Island, a very sheltered muddy cove below the Gros Mont (Anse de la Truel
Ficha Action des conditions d'eclairement sur la croissance des gamétophytes de Laminaria digitata (L.) Lamouroux (Phéophycée, Laminariale)Joel Cosson2050-541715no completoSin asignarLight is very important for the development of gametophytcs of Laminaria digitata. Light intensities of 1-2 W/m2 increase the number of mitosis and favour the growth of axis. Growth of gametophytes in greatly affected by intensities under 0,1 W/m2 or over
Ficha Evolution de la fertilité des populations de Laminaria digitata (L.) Lamouroux (Phéophycée, Laminariale) au cours de l´annéeJoel Cosson2128-341717no completoSin asignarIt has been shown that fertility of populations of Laminaria digltata (L.) Lam. on the coasts of Calvados is maximum between June and October with regard to the number of thalli bearing sporocysts, the relative importance of sori and the quantity of spore
Ficha Sur la Vegetanon Algale de L'etage Littoral dans la Region De Saint-Vaast- La·Hougue et la Presence D'une Espece Japonaise Nouvelle Pour Les Cotes FrançaisesJoel Casson, Anny Duglet & Chantal Billard105109-1161713no completoSin asignarSt-Vaast-La Hougue, FranciaLa vegetación de algas de la región de St-Vaast-La Hougue, que es mucho menos acomodada ahora que a principios del siglo XX, tiene anomalías con respecto a la zonación habitual encontrada en la costa de Calvados o Cotentin: inversión Cinturones de fucacea
Ficha Growth rate influence on the chemical composition of phytoplankton in oceanic watersJoel C. Goldman, James J. McCarthy and Dwight G. Peavy279210-215NOno completoGeneral

The chemical composition of oceanic phytoplankton (by atoms) typically occurs in the proportions C106 N16 P1. Yet, in laboratory growth conditions these proportions are only observed for mar

Ficha Culture Studies on the Marine Green Alga Halicystis parvula-Derbesia tenuissima. II.Joanna Ziegler Page and John M. Kingsbury5501-nov1509no completoSin asignarUnialgal cultures of the macroscopic, vesicular, coenocytic gametophyte (Halicystis parvula Schmitz) of Derbesia tenuissima (DeNotaris) Crouan fr. Were grown under various enviromental regimes to elucidate the cytology of gamete formation and the factors
Ficha Culture Studies on the Marine Green Alga Halicytis Parvuladerbesia Tenuissima. III. Control of Gamete Formation by an Endogenous RhythmJoanna Ziegler Page and Beatrice M. Sweeney4253-260NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarDerbesia tenuissima (De Notaris) Crouan fr. (Chlorophyceae), anteriormente conocido como Halicystis parvulaEvidence is presented for an endogenous rhythm which controls gamete formation in the coenocytic gametophytic stage of the marine alga Derbesia tenuissima (De Notaris) Crouan fr. (Chlorophyceae), formely Known as Halicystis parvula. The rhythm is present
Ficha Synopsis of Biological Data On Laminaria hyperboreaJoanna M. Kain87NDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Seagrasses and eutrophicationJoAnn M. Burkholder, David A. Tomasko, Brant W. Touchette35046–72Nono completoGeneralBiomarkers; Eutrophication; Food webs; Grazers; Nitrogen; Phosphorus; Seagrass; Watershed

This review summarizes the historic, correlative field evidence and experimental research that implicate cultural eutrophication
as a major cause of seagrass disappearance. We summarize the underlying physiological responses of seagrass species, t

Ficha Gelidiaceae (Rhodophyta) from the northern Gulf of California, MexicoJoan G. Stewart and James N. Norris20273-284NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarGolfo de California, México; Pterocladia parva Dawson con P. Gelidium microphysa Setchell & Gardner resultó ser una forma de G. pusillum (Stackh.) Extensive recent collections of Gelidiaceae (Rhodophyta) from the northern Gulf of Cali-fornia, Mexico were studied. Comparisons of field-collected and laboratory-grown thalli support the merger of Pterocladia parva Dawson with P.Gelidium microphysa Setch
Ficha BISCAYNE BAY CONCEPTUAL ECOLOGICAL MODELJoan A. Browder and etal.25854–869Nono completoGeneralBiscayne Bay, seagrass, dolphins, manatees, fish, pink shrimp, water quality, coastal wetlands, freshwater inflow

Biscayne Bay is a naturally clear-water bay that spans the length of Miami-Dade County, Florida,
USA. It is bordered on the east by barrier islands that include Miami Beach and is an almost completely
urban bay in the north and a relatively n

Ficha Removal of Ammonia from Wastewater Effluent by Chlorella VulgarisJinsoo Kim et.al.15391-396NOno completoGeneralmicroalgae; Chlorella vulgaris; wastewater effluent; nitrogen removal

The capability of Chlorella vulgaris to remove nitrogen in the form of ammonia and/or ammonium
ions from wastewater effluent in a local wastewater treatment plant (i.e., the Mill Creek Plant in Cincinnati,

Ohio, U.S.A.) was studied. The was

Ficha Understanding the role of ecological indicator use in assessing the effects of desalination plantsJin-Soo Chang416-433NOLiga perdidaSin asignarSeawater desalination; Ecological indicators; Environmental impact assessment; Environmental risk assessment; Ecosystem health assessmentUnderstanding the role of a global seawater desalination plant project using potential ecological indicators is important in assessing ecological risk and/or impact evaluations from observations at a molecular level. A marine health assessment of ecologic
Ficha Blackwell Publishing, Ltd. Tracking the invasive history of the green alga Codium fragile ssp. tomentosoidesJIM PROVAN, SUSAN MURPHY and CHRISTINE A. MAGGS14189–194NOno completoClorofitaCodium fragile, invasive species, phylogeography

The spread of nonindigenous species into new habitats is having a drastic effect on natural

ecosystems and represents an increasing threat to global biodiversity. In the marine environ-
ment, where data on the movement of invasive species i

Ficha Succession in Algal Mat Communities at Three Different Nutrient LevelsJerry L. Wilhm and Joseph Long50645-652NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarThe effect of three different levels of phosphates and nitrates on temporal variation of structural and functional parameters was studied in algal mat communities in microcosms. The experimental units contained 1 liter of water collected from a farm pond.
Ficha Cell division in Klebsormidium subtilissimum (formerly Ulothrix subtilissima), and its possible phylogenetic significanceJeremy Pickett- Heaps6167-1832859no completoSin asignarKlebsormidium subtilissimum; taxonomía.An ultrastructural study of cell division has confirmed that the Ulotrichalean alga previously classified as Ulothrix subtilissima, is correctly designated as Klebsormidium subtilissimum. The spindle is centric and open, and during anaphase the chromosome
Ficha Cell Division in Cosmarium BotrytisJeremy Pickell-Heaps8343-3601213no completoSin asignarCell division in Cosmarium is described. Premititic cells are very dense; the semicells, previously appressed to one another, separate slightly during entry into prophase. This separation coincides with deposition of a girdle of new Wall material around t
Ficha Determining Spatial and Temporal Inputs of Freshwater, Including Submarine Groundwater Discharge, to a Subtropical Estuary Using Geochemical Tracers, Biscayne Bay, South FloridaJeremy C. Stalker & René M. Price & Peter K. Swart32694–708Nono completoGeneralGroundwater. Isotopes . Trace metals. Geochemistry. Florida . Submarine groundwater discharge

Geochemical mixing models were used to deci-
pher the dominant source of freshwater (rainfall, canal

discharge, or groundwater discharge) to Biscayne Bay, an
estuary in south Florida. Discrete samples of precipitation,
canal water

Ficha Bioassessment Techniques for Monitoring of Eutrophication and Nutrient Limitation in Coastal EcosystemsJENS ERIK LYNGBY, SVERRE MORTENSEN and NICK AHRENSBERG39212-223Nono completoGeneralnutrient limitation; eutrophication; ulva lac- tuca; phytoplankton; nitrogen; phosphorus.

Bioassesment by the use of the macroalga, Ulva lactuca L.,
was carried out in the Limfjord, Denmark, to assess the
signi®cance of nitrogen and phosphorus as limiting factors
for primary production during 1985, 1993, 1994 and 1995

Ficha Nutrient and growth dynamics of Halimeda tuna on Conch Reef, Florida Keys: Possible influence of internal tides on nutrient status and physiologyJennifer E. Smith and etal.491923–1936Nono completoGeneral

We conducted a manipulative nutrient enrichment study to examine the physiological and growth dynamics of
the common tropical reef alga Halimeda tuna from shallow and deep coral reef environments on Conch Reef, in
the Florida Keys. Paradoxica

Ficha The ecology of Sargassum pteropleuron Grunow (Phaeophyceae, Fucales) in the waters off South Florida I. Growth, reproduction and population structureJeffrey S. Prince and Steven W. O'neal18109-1141784no completoSin asignarKey Largo, Florida; Sargassum pteropleuron GrunowThe seasonal growth (change in length), reproduction, and structure of a dense population of Sargassum pteropleuron Grunow off Key Largo, Florida are described. The maximum mean rate of increase in plant length occurred during the high water temperatures
Ficha The evolutionary relationships of man and orang-utansJeffrey H. Schwartz308501-505NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarFósil SivapithecusMan shares uniquely few morphological features with either the chimpanzee or the gorilla, whereas there are many features thtat suggest affinities between man and the orang-utan, to whom the fossil Sivapithecus appears to be closely related. If these are
Ficha Benthic indicators: From subjectivity to objectivity – Where is the line?Jean-Claude Dauvin a, Gérard Bellan, Denise Bellan-Santini947–953NOLiga perdidaSin asignarBenthic indicators; Soft-bottom community; Subjectivity; Objectivity; Expert judgementOver the last few years, the interest in using benthic indicators to assess marine environments has increased dramatically after a rather long period of relative stagnation, mostly due to the need to assess the status of coastal marine waters required by
Ficha Algas... Glosario ilustradoJavier Carmona Jiménez, Marco A. Hernández Muñoz, Mónica Ramírez Vázquezene-83NOLiga perdidaSin asignar
Ficha Tissue Nutrient Content of Gracilaria spp. (Rhodophyta) and Water Quality along an Estuarine GradientJanine L. Horrocks, George R. Stewart and William C. Dennison46975-983Nono completoGeneral

Tissue nutrient content of Gracilaria spp. (Rhodophyta) was tested as a bioindicator of
water column nutrient availability in the Logan River and southern Moreton Bay, south-eastem
Queensland. Macroalgae were incubated for one to two weeks wi

Ficha Physiological activity of Porphyra in relation to eulittoral zonationJang K. Kim, George P. Kraemer, Charles Yarish36575–85Nono completoGeneralEmersion Eulittoral Zonation Nitrogen Phosphate Porphyra

Eulittoral seaweeds at different tidal elevations are exposed to various frequencies and durations of
emergence. Their physiological activities (e.g. nutrient uptake) may be affected by water loss during
emersion. We used three Porphyra speci

Ficha Structure, Persistence, and Role of Cqnsumers in a Tropical Rocky Intertidal Community (Taboguilla Island, Bay of Panama)Jane Lubchenco, Bruce A. Menge, Stephen D. Garrity, Peggy J. Lubchenco, Linda R. Ashkenas, Steven D. Gaines, Richard Emlet, John Lucas and Sharon Strauss23-73NOLiga perdidaSin asignarThe physical environment and patterns of distribution and abundance of macroalgae, sessile and mobile animals are described for the littoral zone of Taboguilla Island, Bay of Panama. The substratum is basaltic and heterogeneous in both texture and topogra
Ficha Ecological Studies of the Salt Marsh Ecad Scorpioides (Hornemann) Hauck of Ascophyllum Nodosum (L.) Le JolisJan S. Chocks and Arthur C. Mathieson23171-190NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarHauck de Ascophyllum nodosum

The seasonal and spatial distribution of the free-living ecad scorpioides (Hornemann) Hauck of Ascophyllum nodosum (L.) Le Jolis are described from the Great Bay Estuary System of New Hampshire-Maine, U.S.A. The growth and distribution of ecad scorpioi

Ficha Ecological Studies of The Salt Marsh Ecad Scorpzozdes (Hornemann) Hauck of Ascophyllum Nodosum (L.) Le JolisJan S. Chock and Arthur C. Mathieson171-190NOSin asignarThe seasonal and spatial distribution of the free-living ecad scorpioides (Hornemann) Hauck of Ascophyllum nodosum (L.) Le Jolis are described from the Great Bay Estuary System of New Hampshire-Maine, U.S.A. The growth and distribution of ecad scorpioides
Ficha Ecology and Species Diversity of Coral Reefs on Opposite Sides of the Isthmus of PanamaJames W. Porter289-116NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Euglena Gracilis in Synchronous Division. II. Blosynthetic Rates Over the Life CycleJames R. Cook270-2892865no completoSin asignarEuglena gracilis1. When grown autotrophically on an appropriate light-dark regimen, populations of the flagellate Euglena gracilis divide synchronously, an approximate doubling of cell number occurring in each dark period. 2. Growth of the average cell during the light p
Ficha Some new records of marine aIgae from the R/V Proteus cruise to British ColumbiaJames N. Norris L and Isabella A. Abbott587-94NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarColumbia Británica, Canadá; Chlorophyta, Phaeophyta, Rhodophyta, Ulotrichales.Twenty-eight species of benthic marine algae are newly reported from northern British Columbia. They comprise three Chlorophyta, three Phaeophyta and 22 species of Rhodophyta. The green alga Acrochoete repens Prings. (Ulotrichales) is reported from the Pa
Ficha Articulated Coralline Algae of the Gulf of California, Mexico, I: Amphiroa LamourouxJames N. Norris and H. William Johansen9ene-29NOno completoGeneral

Norris, James N., and H. William Johansen. Articulated Coralline Algae of
the Gulf of California, Mexico, I: Amphiroa Lamouroux. Smithsonian Contributions

to the Marine Sciences, number 9, 29 pages, 18 figures, 1981.—Amphiroa (Coral-<

Ficha Observations on The Genus Blidingia (Chlorophyta) in CaliforniaJames N. Norris7145-149NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarCalifornia; Blidingia (Ulvales),The green algal genus Blidingia (Ulvales), reported for the first time California only 4 years ago, is now found to be fairly widely distributed there as B. minima (Nägeli ex Kützing) Kylin var. minima. B. minima var. subsalsa (Kjellman) scagel is now rec
Ficha Marine Algae and Seagrasses from Carrie Bow Cay, BelizeJames N. N orris and Kalina E. Bucher12167-2233257no completoSin asignarCarrie Bow Cay, South Water Cay y Twin Cays en el arrecife de la barrera central, Belice; Chlorophyta, Phaeophyta y RhodophytaA total of 165 taxa of benthic marine algae and three of seagrasses (angiosperms) has been found in the intertidal and subtidal habitats of Carrie Bow Cay, South Water Cay, and Twin Cays on the central barrier reef, Belize. Of the algae, 52 are Chlorophyt
Ficha Macroalgae (Rhodophyta: Laurencia Spp.) as Habitat For Young Juvenile Spiny Lobsters, Panulirus ArgusJames M. Marx and William F. Herrnkind423-431NOLiga perdidaSin asignarField surveys were conducted in the middle Florida Keys to better document habitat used by newly settled juvenile spiny lobsters, Panulirus argus. Early benthic stages were most numerous in locations where they resided in or beneath macroalgal clumps of r
Ficha The distribution of benthic marine algae a bibliography for the British IslesJames H. Price3305-315NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Ecology of understory kelp environments. I. Effects of kelps on flow and particle transport near the bottomJames E. Eckman, David 0. Duggins and Amy T. Sewell129173-1872633no completoSin asignarGrowth; Kelp; Recruitment; Sedimentation; Suspension-feeding; TransportBecause of their likely ecological importance, the effects of understory kelps on fluid and particulate transport near the bottom were assessed in waters of the San Juan Archipelago, Washington, U.S.A. Relative to more exposed rocky substrata at identical
Ficha Algal blooms and the nitrogen-enrichment hypothesis in Florida springs: evidence, alternatives, and adaptive managementJames B. Heffernan and etal.20816-829Nono completoGeneraldissoved oxygen; eutrophication; Florida USA; herbivory; nitrate; precaution; rivers; springs; trophic structure.

Ficha Physiologie Vegetale. - Resultats de la microanalyse des cristaux vacuolaires chez deux Chromopliytes unicellulaires marines: Exanthemachrysis gayraliae. Pavlova sp. (Prymnesiopliycees, Pavlovacees).Jacqueline Fresnel, Pierre Galle et Paulette Gayral288823-8251725no completoSin asignarExanthermachrysis gayraliae y Pavlova spThe microanalysis of the intravacoular crystals of Exanthermachrysis gayraliae and Pavlova sp, using a Castaing microprobe, has shown a high concentration of barium and sulphur elements and a much lower calcium concentration.
Ficha La structure hildenbrandiolde, strategie adaptative chez les FlorideesJacqueline Cabioch et G. Giraud307-315NOLiga perdidaSin asignarThe structure of the encrusting thallus of Hildenbrandia prototypus shows a type of or-ganization quite similar to that found in the basal crust of a certain number of erect Rho-dophyta (Grateloupia filicina, Dermocorynus montagnei, Ahnfeltia plicata). Th
Ficha Étude Sur Les Corallinacées II. La Morphogenèse; Conséquences Systématiques et Phylogénétiques.Jacqueline Cabioch13137-2883290no completoSin asignar
Ficha Expansion of a Central California Kelp Forest Following the Mass Mortality of Sea UrchinsJ.S. Pearse and A.H. Hines83-912636Sin asignarThe mass mortality by disease of a localized population of sea urchins, Strongylocentrotus franciscanus, on the seaward side of a kelp forest was followed by the rapid seaward expansion of 4 species of brown algae, Macrocystis pyrifera, Laminaria dentiger
Ficha Expansion of a Central California Kelp Forest Following the Mass Mortality of Sea UrchinsJ.S. Pearse and A.H. Hines5183-912636no completoSin asignarMacrocystis pyrifera, Laminaria dentigera, Pterygophora california, Nereocystis leutkeana y Cystoseira osmundacea.The mass mortality by disease of a localized population of sea urchins, Strongylocentrotus franciscanus, on the seaward side of a kelp forest was followed by the rapid seaward expansion of 4 species of brown algae, Macrocystis pyrifera, Laminaria dentiger
Ficha Effects of enviromental factors on net photosynthesis and growth of intertidal species of the genus Gelidium (Gelidiaceae, rhodophyta) in northern SpainJ.M. Rico and S. Fredriksen60265-273NOLiga perdidaRodofitasEnviromental factors. Gelidium. Northern Spain. Physiology. Zonation

Ficha On anadyomene and microdictyon, with the description of three new allied genera, discovered by Menzies in the Gulf of MexicoJ.E. Gray65-72NOLiga perdidaSin asignar
Ficha Response of different benthic indices to diverse human pressuresJ.C. Dauvina, S. Alizier, C. Rolet, A. Bakalem, G. Bellan, J.L. Gomez Gesteira, S. Grimes, J.A. de-la-Ossa-Carretero, Y. Del-Pilar-Ruso143-153NOLiga perdidaSin asignarBenthic indicators; Soft-bottom communities; Subjectivity; Objectivity; Human pressures; Site comparisonThe interest in benthic indicators for soft-bottom marine communities has dramatically increased after a rather long period of relative stagnation due to the need for new tools to assess the status of marine waters, called for by the Clean Water Act and t
Ficha The Life History of Rhadochorton membranaceum, an Endozoic Red AlgalJ.A. West22111-115NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarWashington EE. UU.; Rhodochorton membranaceum MagnusTwo clones of Rhodochorton membranaceum Magnus were isolated into unialgal culture from hydroids collected subtidally in Puget Sound, Washington (USA) during July and August, 1972. Tetrasporangia were formed on the upright branches. The tetraspores produc
Ficha Macroalgae, a suitable indicator of the ecological status of coastal rocky communities in the NE AtlanticJ.A. Juanes, X. Guinda, A. Puente, J.A. Revilla8351–359Nono completoGeneralEcological quality Intertidal Macroalgae Reefs Subtidal Water Framework Directive

Despite the great importance of shallow rocky communities (<30 m deep) due to their

contribution to the biodiversity of coastal waters, most efforts in ecological status assess-
ment of marine waters have been carried out in the implemen

Ficha Dangerous Sea LifeJ. W. Lermond25-34NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Peru CurrentJ. W. Lermond61-68NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Light- and Electron-Microscopic Studies of Growth and Reproduction in Cutleria (Phaeophyta) II. Gametogenesis in the Male Plant of C. hancockiiJ. W. La Claire II and J. A. West101247-267NOno completoGeneralCutleria; Gametogenesis; Morphogenesis; Phaeophyta; Developmental ultrastructure.

Development of the plurilocular male gametangium in Cutleria hancockii Dawson is fundamentally similar to that of the female gametangium. However, the sequence of mitoses is less regular and the number of divisions is

Ficha Virus-Like Particles in the Brown Alga StreblonemaJ. W. La Claire II and J. A. West93127--1301449no completoSin asignarStreblonema sp.; FisiológicoUltrastructural examination of Streblonema sp. revealed icosahedral virus-like particles (135-150nm) throughout the cytoplasm of vegetative cells. The densely packed particles consist of an osmiophilic coat around a fibrillar core. Most cytoplasmic organe
Ficha Light- and Electron-Microscopic Studies of Growth and Reproduction in Cutleria (Phaeophyta) I. Gametogenesis in the Female Plant of C. hancockii.J. W. La Claire II and J. A. West9793-1101448no completoSin asignarCutleria hancockii Dawson; fisiológico

Differentiation of the female gametangium in Cutleria hancockii Dawson is described. Four series of mitoses result in a 16-1ocule structure (four tiers of four cells each). The organelles in each locule become polarized after partitioning is complete,

Ficha Water Density and its ApplicationsJ. W. Chanslor69-75NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Treasure from the SeaJ. W . Chanslorsep-16NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarThe sea is "water " only in the sense that water is the dominant substance present, Actually, it is a solution of gases and salts in addition to vast numbers of living organisms, the majority of which are quite minute. Since the beginning, materials in so
Ficha Effects of herbivory, nutrients levels, and introduced algae on the distribution and abundance of the invasive macroalga Dictyosphaeria cavernosa in Kaneohe Bay, HawaiiJ. Stimson19343-357no completoFeofitaCoral reef; Dictyosphaeria cavernosa; Herbivory; Macroalgae; Nutrients; Non-native; Phase shift

Ficha A video recording and analysis system used to sample intertidal communitiesJ. S. Whorff and L. Grifting16001-dic2670no completoSin asignarCover; Image analysis; Quadrat; Sampling; VideoA quantitative method for monitoring and analysing intertidal communities is presented. 60 quadrats from an intertidal field experiment on the effects of predation by Stramonita haemastoma (L.) were used as an example to describe the method. Camcorder rec
Ficha Variations of New England Estuarine Seaweed BiomassJ. S. Chock and A. C. Mathieson2687 -97NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarSeasonal and spatial biomass variations of estuarine intertidal macrophytes were recorded for 15 consecutive months at Cedar Point, Little Bay, New Hampshire, U.S.A. A typical seasonal cycle was recorded with maximum summer biomass (136-168 g dry weight 0
Ficha The Developmental Sequence of the Marine Red Alga Pseudogloiophloea in CultureJ. Ramus52ND1075no completoSin asignarChaetangiaceae, NemalialesThe marine red alga Pseudogloiophloea confusa (Chaetangiaceae, Nemaliales) was isolated into unialgal culture from carpospores by means of a surface-sterilization technique. Carpospores give rise to minute, filamentous, irregularly branched, Acrochactium-
Ficha Utilization of Glutamate and Glucose for Heterotrophic Growth by the Marine Pennate Diatom Nitzschia laevisJ. Lewin and J.A. Hellebust4701-julNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarPennate Nitzschia laevisNitzschia laevis Hustedt grew in the dark in the presence of either glutamate or glucose as substrate. Complex mixtures of yeast extract or tryptone plus lactate also supported good heterotrophic growth, while tryptone alone only supported very slow growt
Ficha The Problem of Later Starting Points in AlgaeJ. Komárek, Z. Pouzar and J. R?ži?ka886-8830no completoSin asignar
Ficha Eutrophication and harmful algal blooms: A scientific consensusJ. Heisler and etal.83–13Nono completoGeneralEutrophication Harmful algal blooms HABs Management of nutrients Nutrient loading Nutrient composition Nutrient pollution US EPA Water quality

In January 2003, the US Environmental Protection Agency sponsored a ‘‘roundtable discussion’’ to
develop a consensus on the relationship between eutrophication and harmful algal blooms (HABs),
specifically targeting th

Ficha L'accessibilitié, Terme Nouveau en PhytogéographieJ. HeimansNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarFor a better understanding of the causal relations between a certain unit of vegetation and its station the proposal is put forward to designate as accessibility factors the totality of conditions prevailing at a certain locality, that may influence the p
Ficha GélidialesJ. Feldm Ann et G. Hamel985-1293285no completoSin asignar
Ficha Morphogenesis and generic :concepts in coralline algae - a reappraisalJ. Cabioch493-509NOLiga perdidaSin asignarIn coralline algae, anatomy has long been used for generic definition, in addition to reproductive structures. Coralline anatomy is here analysed according to its two main components: cell behaviour and morphogenesis. The meristems and their function are
Ficha Étude historique et phytogéographique de la phycologie canadienneJ. Brunel842NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Observations on the Marine Unicellular Endophyte Chlorochytrium porphyrae (Chlorophyceae)J. A. West, C. M. Smith and D. L. McBride31299-305NOLiga perdidaClorofita

Chlorochytrium porphyrae Setchell et Gardner is an endophytic, unicellular green alga occurring in the intertidal red alga Porphyra perforata of Pacific North America. Chlorochytrium porphyrae appears to have a haplont

Ficha The ecological effects of mining discharges on subdital habitats dominted by macroalgae in northern Chile: population and community level studiesJ. A. Vásquez217-229no completoFeofitacoastal pollution, copper pollution, heavy metals, macroalgae, macroinvertebrates, Lessonia, L. trabeculata

Ficha The Quantitative Role of 'Dark' Respiratory Processes in Heterotrophic and Photolithotrophic Plant GrowthJ. A. Raven40587-6022871no completoSin asignarThe hypothesis that ATP and reductant generated in photosynthetic partial reactions can be used in vivo for energy-requiring reactions other than the photosynthetic carbón reduction cycle is supported by much experimental evidence. When such direct use of
Ficha Effect of Gibberellins, Kinetin and other Factors on the Growth of Unicellular Marine Algae in CultureJ. A. Bentley-Mowat and S. M. Reid12185-19337no completoSin asignarNannochloris oculata, Gymmodinium splendens y Phaeodactylum tricornutumThe influence of gibberrellins A1, A2, A3 and A4 and kinetin was studied on the growth of laboratory cultures of Nannochloris oculata, Gymmodinium splendens, and Phaeodactylum tricornutum. Both growth??tomotion and inhibition was obtained according to con
Ficha Life Histories in the Florideophyceae and their EvolutionIsamu Umezaki28ene-18NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha RECLUTAMIENTO in situ Y FERTILIDAD DE FASES NUCLEARES DE Gelidium robustum (RHODOPHYTA) / RECRUITMENT in situ AND FERTILITY OF NUCLEAR PHASES OF Gelidium robustum (RHODOPHYTA)Isaí Pacheco-Ruíz José A. Zertuche-González Mauricio Bustos-Barrera Edgar Arroyo-Ortega2735-46NOLiga perdidaRodofitasGelidium robustum, esporas, supervivencia, reclutamiento.

Las plantas de Gelidium robustum liberan esporas todo el año. Sin embargo, sólo se observa reclutamiento in situ en verano. Se demuestra que existe desigualdad en la supervivencia de carposporas vs t

Ficha BIOMASS SEASONAL VARIATIONS AND ECOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS IN porphura perforata J. AG. (RHODOPHYTA, BANGIALES) IN TODOS SANTOS BAY, BAJA CALIFORNIA MEXICOIsaí Pacheco Ruiz, Zaúl García Esquivel, Rasaura Valenzuela Grijalva and Luis E. Aguilar Rosas1262-69NOno completoGeneral

in the present study monthly evaluations of biomass of Porphura perforata were made in two different zones in the Bahía de Todos Santos, from September 1980 to August 1981. The maximum values in biomass were found in

Ficha CULTURE OF Gigatina candiculata HARV. JUVENILE GERMLINGS, BY MEANS OF MEDIA ENRICHED WITH DIGESTED COW MANUREIsaí Pacheco Ruiz, Zaúl García Esquivel and Luis E. Aguilar Rosas1351-58NOno completoGeneral

Tetrasporophyte germlings of Gigartina canaliculata were cultivated with success during eight weeks using digested cow manure as nutrients source. Four different concentrations of the biodigested solution were use

Ficha VARIACION ESTACIONAL DE BIOMASA Y OBSERVACIONES ECOLOGICAS EN Poqdym perforetu J. AG. (RHODOPHYTA, BANGIALES) EN LA BAHIA DE TODOS SANTOS, BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICOIsaí Pacheco Ruíz1262 - 69Nono completoGeneral

En el presente estudio se hicieron mediciones mensuales de biomasa de Porphym petfomta
en dos zonas de la Bahfa de Todos Santos, de septiembre de 1980 a agosto de 1981. Los valores
mkimos de biomasa se encontraron en mayo (47.57 gr/m2, peso s

Ficha Marine Algae of CaliforniaIsabella A. Abbott and George J. Hollenberg.24124-127NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Taxonomy and Nomenclature of the Type Species of Dumontia Lamouroux (Rhodophyta)Isabella A. Abbott28563-566NOno completoGeneral

Dumontia contorta (Gmelin) Ruprecht is the earliest available name for the widely distributed northern hemisphere red alga, D. incrassata (Muller) Lamouroux, which has also been incorrectly known as D. filiformis (Hornemann

Ficha THE USES OF SEAWEED AS FOOD IN HAWAIIIsabella A. Abbott32409-412NOno completoGeneral

Rapid and frequent air service to Hawaii has brought about a stronger westernization in food choices and food habits than was possible 30 or 40 years ago. The transport of more fresh foods from the Orient is also possi

Ficha On Schimmelmannia from California and JapanIsabella A. AbbottND937no completoSin asignar
Ficha Structure and Reproduction of Farlowia (Rhodophyceae)Isabella A. Abbott2NDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarRhodophyceae; fisiológico.In the two species of Farlowia (Dumontiaceae) which occur on the west coast of North America, the development of female reproductive structures is similiar to that previously reported in the Japanese species, F. irregularis. Farlowia resemble Dumontia in
Ficha Different levels of macroalgal sampling resolution for pollution assessmentIsabel Díez, Alberto Santolaria, José María Gorostiaga1779-1789NOLiga perdidaSin asignarBiomonitoring; Data transformation; Functional groups; Intertidal assemblages; Recovery process; Taxonomic sufficiencyThe effects of using reduced sampling resolutions to study macroalgal vegetation patterns have not been studied sufficiently. Here, we test the influence of taxonomic resolution level, removal of occasional species, aggregation of species abundances into
Ficha Información médica2813no completoSin asignar
Ficha Dasysiphonia chejuensis gen. et sp. nov. (Rhodophyta, Dasyaceae) from KoreaIn Kyu Lee and John A. West4115-129NOno completoGeneral

Dasysiphonia chejuensis gen. et sp. nov., a marine red alga belonging to the Dasyaceae, Ceramiales, is described from Cheju Island on the southern coast of Korea. The thallus grows sympodially, forming an indeterminate or d

Ficha Evaluating marine ecosystem health: Case studies of indicators using direct observations and modelling methodsI. Rombouts and et. al.24353-365NOno completoGeneralBenthos Complexity Management Indicators Isotopes Phytoplankton Trophic models Zooplankton

A major challenge in ocean and coastal management is to find simple ways to evaluate the health of such
complex ecosystems. This task may prove complicated as selection criteria needs to be established for
choosing appropriate indicators and

Ficha Growth-related intraclonal genetic changes in Gracilaria chilensis (Gracilariales: Rhodophyta)I. Meneses, B. Santelices, P. Sánchez135391-397NOCompletoRodofitas

Gracilaria chilensis exhibits noticeable intraclonal variation, some of which is presumed to result from mitotic recombinations or other types of DNA turnover associated with replication activities during cel

Ficha Seaweed assemblage changes in the eastern Cantabrian Sea and their potential relationship to climate changeI. Díez, N. Muguerza, A. Santolaria, U. Ganzedo, J.M. Gorostiaga108-120NOLiga perdidaSin asignarBay of Biscay; diversity; global warming; indicators of change; macroalgae; subtidal vegetationRising sea-surface temperatures (SSTs) over the last three decades in the south-eastern part of the Bay of Biscay could be affecting phytobenthic assemblage distributions. This study assesses recent changes in species abundance and diversity along the wes
Ficha A single origin of the peridinin- and fucoxanthin- containing plastids in dinoflagellates through tertiary endosymbiosisHwan Su Yoon, Jeremiah D. Hackett, and Debashish Bhattacharya9911724–11729NOno completoFitoplancton

The most widely distributed dinoflagellate plastid contains chlo-
rophyll c2 and peridinin as the major carotenoid. A second plastid

type, found in taxa such as Karlodinium micrum and Karenia spp.,
contains chlorophylls c1 c2 and 19-he

Ficha Phylogeny of Alariaceae, Laminariaceae, and Lessoniaceae (Phaeophyceae) Based on Plastid-Encoded RuBisCo Spacer and Nuclear-Encoded ITS Sequence ComparisonsHwan Su Yoon and et. al.21231-243NOno completoFeofitakelps; Laminariaceae; Lesso- niaceae; Phaeophyceae; phylogeny; RuBisCo spacer; ITS.

Concatenated sequences from the plastid-encoded

RuBisCo spacer and nuclear-encoded rDNA ITS re-
gion of the Alariaceae, Laminariaceae, and Lessoni-
aceae as currently recognized were used to determine

the phylogeny of kelps (Pha

Ficha Deep-Sea Farming of Kappaphycus Using the Multiple Raft,Long-Line MethodHurtado A.Q. and R. F. Agbayani45438–444NOno completoGeneral

Farming practices of Kappaphycus seaweed planters using the multiple raft, long-line method were assessed
in three major cultivation areas of Zamboanga del Sur, Mindanao. Results show that this cultivation method
is appropriate in deeper wate

Ficha History, current status and future of marine macroalgal research in New Zealand: Taxonomy, ecology, physiology and human usesHurd C. L. and et. al.5280-106NOno completoGeneralaquaculture, chemistry, human uses, inter- tidal and subtidal ecology, macroalgae, New Zealand, physiology, seaweed, taxonomy.

New Zealand has a rich and diverse macroalgal flora
that has been studied since James Cook’s first voyage
to New Zealand in 1769. The New Zealand region
ranges from cool temperate seas at southerly latitudes
to subtropical wat

Ficha DESICCATION PROTECTION AND DISRUPTION: A TRADE-OFF FOR AN INTERTIDAL MARINE ALGAHunt L.J. and M. W. DennyNOGeneral
Ficha The limits of cladism. Hull, D. L. 28416-440NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarCladismo; clasificación; evolución; especies.The goal of cladistic systematics is to discern sister-group relations (cladistic relations) by the methods of cladistic analysis and to represent them explicitly and unambiguously in cladograms and cladistic classifications. Cladists have selected cladis
Ficha A molecular study of Mazzaella (Gigartinaceae, Rhodophyta) and morphological investigation of the splendens clade from Pacific North AmericaHughey J. R. and M.H. Hommersand49113–135NOLiga perdidaRodofitasGigartinaceae, ITS, Mazzaella, Pacific North America, Phylogenetic analysis, rbcL

The delineation of species of Mazzaella remains problematic because of similarities in thallus shape and color. To better define species boundaries, molecular phylogenetic analyses and developmental studies of Mazzaella wer

Ficha Solving taxonomic and nomeclatural problems in pacific gigartinaceae (Rhodophyta) using DNA from type materialHughey J. R. and et. al.NORodofitas
Ficha Ecological significance and commercial harvesting of drifting and beach-cast macro-algae and seagrasses in Australia: a reviewHugh Kirkman & Gary A. Kendrick9311–326NOno completoGeneralAustralia, macro-algae, seagrasses, beach-cast, ecology, harvesting

This review provides an overview of aspects of the ecology of drifting and beach-cast macroalgae and marine
angiosperms in respect to present and potential commercial use of that resource in Australia. It sets the scene
with sections on indus

Ficha Factors affecting macroalgal distribution in a eutrophic tropical lagoon in TaiwanHsing-Juh lin & Jia-Jang Hung144653–664NOno completoGeneral

Factors affecting distribution of macroalgal
periphyton were examined during a complete seasonal
cycle in Tapong Bay, a eutrophic tropical lagoon in
southern Taiwan. Water residence time varied from a
few days to weeks. Total biomas

Ficha Algen aus den Fischteichen von Buzsák I. Scenedesmus-ArtenHortobágyi Tibor142-64379no completoSin asignar
Ficha Algen aus den Fischteichen von Buzsák I. Scenedesmus-ArtenHortobágyi Tibor142-64379no completoSin asignar
Ficha A Szellidi -Szikesto Uj Harpochytrium-FajárólHortobágyi Tibor48ND358no completoSin asignar
Ficha A Szellidi -Szikesto Uj Harpochytrium-FajárólHortobágyi Tibor48ND358no completoSin asignar
Ficha Algen aus den Fischteichen von Buzsák II.Hortobágyi Tibor1ND384no completoSin asignar
Ficha Algen aus den Fischteichen von Buzsák II.Hortobágyi Tibor1ND384no completoSin asignar
Ficha Magyarország halastavainak mikrovegetációja IHortobágyi Tibor95-99360no completoSin asignar
Ficha Magyarország halastavainak mikrovegetációja IHortobágyi Tibor95-99360no completoSin asignar
Ficha Adatok Magyarország Moszataihoz Iv.Hortobágyi Tibor359-391381no completoSin asignar
Ficha Adatok Magyarország Moszataihoz Iv.Hortobágyi Tibor359-391381no completoSin asignar
Ficha Diagnoses Algarum NovarumHortobágyi Tibor549-552382no completoSin asignar
Ficha Hyalophacus Tiszae Hortob. n. sp.Hortobágyi Tibor393-398383no completoSin asignar
Ficha A Hortobágyi Halastavak Algál és A Vizsgált Halastavak TermelöképességeHortobágyi Tibor441-461357no completoSin asignar
Ficha A Hortobágyi Halastavak Algál és A Vizsgált Halastavak TermelöképességeHortobágyi Tibor441-461357no completoSin asignar
Ficha A Scenedesmus Oahuensis (Lemm.) Smith Új TaxonjaiHortobágyi Tibor58ND378no completoSin asignar
Ficha Scenedesmus mirandus Hortob, n. sp.Hortobágyi Tibor42NDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Phacus concavus Hortob, nova speciesHortobágyi Tibor30100NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Uj Phacusok.Hortobágyi Tibor41ND373no completoSin asignar
Ficha Uj Phacusok.Hortobágyi Tibor41ND373no completoSin asignar
Ficha A Scenedesmus verrucosus Roll zöldmoszatról.Hortobágyi Tibor42ND370no completoSin asignar
Ficha A Scenedesmus verrucosus Roll zöldmoszatról.Hortobágyi Tibor42ND370no completoSin asignar
Ficha Az Euglena okyuris Schmarda és az E. oxiyuris Schmarda f. Minor Defl. hazai elöfordulásáról.Hortobágyi Tibor42ND371no completoSin asignar
Ficha Az Euglena okyuris Schmarda és az E. oxiyuris Schmarda f. Minor Defl. hazai elöfordulásáról.Hortobágyi Tibor42ND371no completoSin asignar
Ficha Pediastrum-rendellenességek a Balatonból. Abnormitates generis Pediastrum e lacu Balaton (Hungria)Hortobágyi Tibor42ND372no completoSin asignar
Ficha Pediastrum-rendellenességek a Balatonból. Abnormitates generis Pediastrum e lacu Balaton (Hungria)Hortobágyi Tibor42ND372no completoSin asignar
Ficha Ferdenyakú Trachelomonas CinkotárólHortobágyi Tibor44367no completoSin asignar
Ficha Latest data to the microvegetation of lake BaltonHortobágyi Tibor10ene-18368no completoSin asignar
Ficha Latest data to the microvegetation of lake BaltonHortobágyi Tibor10ene-18368no completoSin asignar
Ficha ZWEI NEUE SIDEROCELIS-ARTEN AUS DEM BALATON.Hortobágyi Tibor1825-29366no completoSin asignar
Ficha Az Euglena Ehrenbergii KIebs hazai elolordulása és bioszociológiai szerepeHortobágyi Tibor361no completoSin asignar
Ficha Az Euglena Ehrenbergii KIebs hazai elolordulása és bioszociológiai szerepeHortobágyi Tibor361no completoSin asignar
Ficha A Scenedesmus armatus Chod. val. Bogláriensis Hortob. két uj formájaHortobágyi Tibor362no completoSin asignar
Ficha A Scenedesmus armatus Chod. val. Bogláriensis Hortob. két uj formájaHortobágyi Tibor362no completoSin asignar
Ficha Coccomonas Éberii nova species A Balaton egy új PhytomonadinájaHortobágyi Tibor922-27363no completoSin asignar
Ficha Coccomonas Éberii nova species A Balaton egy új PhytomonadinájaHortobágyi Tibor922-27363no completoSin asignar
Ficha PLANKTONGOMBA A BALATON SESTONJÁBAN.Hortobágyi Tibor7364no completoSin asignar
Ficha PLANKTONGOMBA A BALATON SESTONJÁBAN.Hortobágyi Tibor7364no completoSin asignar
Ficha A CYANOPHYCEAK SEJTKILÖVELÉSES SZAPORODÁSAHortobágyi Tibor7365no completoSin asignar
Ficha A CYANOPHYCEAK SEJTKILÖVELÉSES SZAPORODÁSAHortobágyi Tibor7365no completoSin asignar
Ficha Adatok Magyarorszag Moszataihoz. Ii. Additamenta Ad Cognitionem Algarum Hungariae. Ii.Hortobágyi Tibor47ND355no completoSin asignar
Ficha Adatok Magyarorszag Moszataihoz. Ii. Additamenta Ad Cognitionem Algarum Hungariae. Ii.Hortobágyi Tibor47ND355no completoSin asignar
Ficha Nouvelles Observations Concernant La Multiplication Des Algues Bleues (Cyanophycees)Hortobágyi TiborND374no completoSin asignar
Ficha Nouvelles Observations Concernant La Multiplication Des Algues Bleues (Cyanophycees)Hortobágyi TiborND374no completoSin asignar
Ficha Adatok Magyarország moszataihoz. II.Hortobágyi Tibor4731-42356no completoSin asignar
Ficha Adatok Magyarország moszataihoz. II.Hortobágyi Tibor4731-42356no completoSin asignar
Ficha Algák A BalatonbólHortobágyi Tibor26329-342380no completoSin asignar
Ficha Algák A BalatonbólHortobágyi Tibor26329-342380no completoSin asignar
Ficha Recent developements in the systatics of the Gigartinaceae (Gipartinales, Rhodophyta) based on rbcL sequence analysis and morpjological evidenceHommersand Max H. and et. al.NOparcialmente completo con ligaRodofitas
Ficha New perspectives in the taxonomy of the Gigartinaceae (Gigartinales,Rhodophyta)Hommersand Max H. and et. al.105-120NOCompletoRodofitasbiogeography, Gigartinaceae, Gigartinales, Rhodophyta, seaweed, systematics

A revised description of the Gigartinaceae is provided, together with a key and short diagnosis of each genus and a list of the species examined. New combinations have been proposed where appropriate. Distinguishing cystoca

Ficha SmithoraHollenberg104-nov2483no completoSin asignarErythropeltidaceaeSmithora must be considered as a new genus in the Erythropeltidaceae. From Porphyra and closely related genera it differs in the origin of several blades from a common base, in the lack of rhizoidal processes in connection with the attachment organ, and e
Ficha Ulva descripcionHoffmman & Santelices0NOparcialmente completo con ligaClorofita
Ficha Effects of selected physicochemical factors on growth and zoosporogenesis of Cladophora glomerata (Chlorophyta). Hoffmann, J. P., & Graham, L. E.201 A 7NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarThe effects of vitamin B1 and B12, temperature light intensity and Photoperiod on dry weight production and zoosporogenesis of Cladophora glomerata (L.) Kütz were investigated by factorial experiments. Statistical analysis showed all of the above factors
Ficha Interactions of nitrate and phosphate on the development of microscopic stages of Lessonianigrescens Bory (Phaeophyta). Hoffmann, A. J., Avila, M., & Antelices, B. 78177-1863857no completoSin asignarThe effects of different concentrations of nitrate and phosphate on the microscopic stages of development of Lessonia nigrescens Bory were studied. Meiospores were cultivated under different concentrations of nutrients (0 to 100 pmol N. 1 - ‘, and 0 to 1.
Ficha laminarialesHoffmann A. and B. SanticelicesNOKelp
Ficha Morphology and life history of Coelocladia artica (Dictyosiphonales, Phaeophyceae), new to JapanHiroshi Kawai183-187NOLiga perdidaSin asignarCoelocladia artica; Dictyosiphonales; life history; morphology; Phaeophyceae.The occurrence of Coelocladia artica Rosenvinge (Dictyosiphonales, Phaeophyceae) is reported for the first time in the Pacific Ocean, from Oshoro, Hokkaido, Japan. The field material was approximately 30 mm in height, up to 300 ?m in diameter, 2-3 times i
Ficha A glossary of phycological terms for students of marine macroalgaeHine, A. E.1 A 913714no completoSin asignar
Ficha Variability in the fractionation of stable isotopes during degradation of two intertidal red algaeHill Jaclyn M. and Christopher D. McQuaid82397-405NOparcialmente completo con ligaRodofitasd13C d15N stable isotope analysis macroalgae fractionation decomposition Gelidium pristoides Hypnea spicifera

Macroalgae contribute to intertidal food webs primarily as detritus, with unclear implications for food
web studies using stable isotope analysis. We examined differences in the thallus parts of two South
African rhodophytes (Gelidium pristoi

Ficha Characterization of tidal pool algae in the Mexican Tropical Pacific coastHilda Leon, Dalila Fragoso, Daniel Leon, Carlos Candelaria, Elisa Serviere & Jorge Gonzalez-Gonzalez197-2052519no completoSin asignarTidal pools, algal characterization, MexicoTidal pools in the Mexican Tropical Pacific coast have received relatively little attention in spite of their considerable richness in species and wide distribution in the region. This paper presents the first characterization of the algal flora of this r
Ficha Morphology, molecular phylogeny and taxonomy of Nitella comptonii (Charales, Characeae)Hidetoshi Sakayama and et.al.45417-421NOno completoClorofitaAtpB gene; charales; charophyceae; internal transcribed spacer region; Japanesse taxa; Morphology; Nitella; comptonii; Oospores; psaB gene, rbcL gene, scanning electron microscopy, Taxonomy

Ficha Culture Studies on Caulerpa (Caulerpales, Chlorophyceae) III. Reproduction, Development and Morpholo~,ical Variation of Laboratory-cultured C. racemosa var. peltataHIDEO OHBA, HIROAKI NASHIMA AND SACHITO ENOMOTO105589-600NOno completoGeneralCaulerpa racemosa var. laetevirens -- Caulerpa racemosa var. peltata -- Chlorophyceae -- Development -- Morphological Variation -- Reproduction

Reproduction, development and morphological variation of the marine green alga
Cauterpa racemosa var. peltata from the southern part of Japan were studied in culture
in the laboratory. Anisogamous biflagellate male and female gametes were pro

Ficha Estimacion de la actividad total anadida y de la autoabsorcion en las determinaciones de produccion del fitoplancton con 14-C.Herrera, J., & Margalef, R. 3037-44NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Chaetoceros bermejensis sp. nov., a new planktonic diatom from the Gulf of California. Hernández-Becerril, D. U.34521-526NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarA new species of the diatom genus Chaetoceros Ehr., Ch. bermejensis sp. nov., is described and illustrated by light and electron microscopy, from net plankton samples frorm the Gulf of California. It is included within the subgenus Hyalochaete Gran, secti
Ficha The morphology and taxonomy of the planktonic diatom Chaetoceros coarctatus Lauder (Bacillariophyceae).Hernández-Becerril, D. U.6281-2873711no completoSin asignarThe diatom Chaetoceros coarctatus has been studied by light (LM) and electron microscopy (SEM, TEM), from preserved plankton samples collected in the Gulf of California and off the Pacific coast of Baja California. Observations include the finding of a nu
Ficha Two new species of the diatom genusChaetoceros (Bacillariophyta).Hernández-Becerril, D. U. 181217-2263754no completoSin asignarTwo new planktonic diatom species of the genus Chaetoceros are described herein: Ch. octagonus and Ch. rectus, from material of Baja California coasts and the Gulf of California, respectively; Ch. rectus was also found in a sample from Australian waters.
Ficha A new dinoflagellate from the Indian Ocean: A link between the genera Amphisolenia and Triposolenia (Dinophyceae?Hernandez-Becerril David U and Ma Esther Meave del Castillo38108-113NOno completoFitoplancton

Ficha Note on the morphology of two planktonic diatoms: Chaetoderos bacteriastroides and C. seychyellarus, with comments on their taxonomy and distributionHernandez-Becerril David U111117-128NOno completoFitoplanctonChaetoceros-diatoms-distribution-morphology-taxonomy

Ficha Morphology and taxonomy of three little-known marine planktonic Chaetoceros species (Bacillariophyceae)Hernandez-Becerril David U35183-188NOno completoFitoplanctonChaetoceros, distribution, morphology, planktonic diatoms, taxonomy

Three marine planktonic species of the diatom genus Chaetoceros were studied by light and electron microscopy, from net samples
collected from different tropical and subtropical areas : coasts of Baja California, the Gulf of Tehuantepec (both in t

Ficha Morphological study of the marine planktonic diatom Chaetoceros okamurai (Chaetocerotales, Bacillariophyceae)from the Gulf of MexicoHernandez-Becerril David U46nov-15NOno completoFitoplanctonChaetoceros oi

Despite the numerous works on phytoplankton in the
Gulf of Mexico, there are new records of species made
continually, especially diatoms and dinoflagellates in

this area. The presence of the planktonic diatom Chae-
toceros okamura

Ficha The dinoflagellate genus Prorocentrum along the coasts of the Mexican PacificHernandez-Becerril D. U. and et. al.418111-121NOno completoFitoplanctondinoflagellates, Prorocentrum, morphology, taxonomy, Mexican Pacific, red tides

We surveyed the dinoflagellate genus Prorocentrum Ehrenberg in Mexican Pacific waters, where it is rather com-
mon and sometimes causes red tides in coastal areas or shrimp farms. Material collected from Baja California

and the Gulf of Cali

Ficha Coccolithophorids from the west coast of Baja California, MexicoHernandez-Becerril D. U. and et. al.45231-45NOno completoFitoplanctoncoccolithophorids, phytoplankton, morphology, new records, Baja California

Studies on coccolithophorids in Mexico are rather scarce, probably due to the use of traditional methods for study-
ing marine phytoplankton (e.g. collection, preservation and analysis). This is the first study of the coccolithophorid

flora

Ficha Toxic and harmful marine phytoplankton and microalgae (HABs) in Mexican CoastsHernandez-Becerril D. U. and et. al.421349-1363NOno completoFitoplanctonBiotoxins; harmful algal blooms; marine phytoplankton; Mexican coasts; microalgae.

Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs) are becoming an increasing problem to human health and environment (including effects on natural
and cultured resources, tourism and ecosystems) all over the world. In Mexico a number of human fatalities and important e

Ficha Planktonic Silicoflagellates (Dictyochophyceae) from the Mexican Pacific OceanHernandez-Becerril D. U. and E. Bravo-Sierra44417-423NOno completoFitoplancton

One hundred and sixty Formalin-preserved net samples were collected from different zones in the Mexican
Pacific Ocean during 11 cruises and other surveys (198421999) to study the composition of silicoflagellates.
A few bottle samples from a c

Ficha Sobre la presencia de Rhodophyllis divaricate (Stachkouse) Papenfuss (Rhodophyllidaceae Engler, Rhodophyta) en el Archipiélago Canario.Hernández, M. L., Gill-Rodríguez, M. C. & Afonso-Carrillo, J. 1479-4823901no completoSin asignarLa presencia en Canarias de talos fértiles de Rhodophyllis divaricata permite ampliar ligeramente el límite meridional de distribución de esta especie hasta ahora localizada en Marruecos.
Ficha Estudio de la vegetación ficológica del litoral comprendido entre Cabezo del Socorro y Montaña de la Mar, Güímar, Tenerife.Hernández, M. L., & Gill-Rodríguez, M. C. 11141-170NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Algal Establishment on Sterilized Soil Replaced in an Oklahoma PrairieHerman S. Forest, Dan I. Willson and Robert B. England40475-47728no completoSin asignarCultures of algae from the surface soil in a natural prairie were compared with those from pots of sterilized soil which had been buried to ground-level and allowed to remain for one, three, and five-and-a-half months. The soil samples were cultured in mo
Ficha Predicting the occurrence of rocky reefs in a heterogeneous archipelago area with limited dataHenna Rinne and et. al.13890-100NOno completoGeneralmacroalgae marine habitat mapping MPA SDM seabed geomorphic features shelf seas Baltic Sea Archipelago Sea

The lack of spatial distribution data on marine habitats often presents an obstacle to their protection. The
Annex I of the Habitats Directive (European Council Directive 92/43/EEC) lists habitats that are important
in biodiversity protection

Ficha Seasonal Variation of Antifouling Activities of Marine Algae from the Brittany Coast (France)Hellio C. and et. al.667-82NOno completoGeneralantifouling, settlement, bacteria, barnacle, diatoms, fungi.

The antifouling activity of extracts (aqueous, ethanol, and dichloromethane) of 9 marine macroalgae
against bacteria, fungi, diatoms, macroalgal spores, mussel phenoloxidase activity, and barnacle cypris larvae
has been investigated in relati

Ficha Propagule banks, herbivory and nutrient supply control population development and dominance patterns in macroalgal bloomsHeike K. Lotze, Boris Worm and Ulrich Sommer8946–58Nono completoGeneral

Destructive macroalgal mass blooms threaten estuarine and coastal ecosystems
worldwide. We asked which factors regulate macroalgal bloom intensity, distribution
and species composition. In field experiments in the Baltic Sea, we analyzed the<

Ficha The Functional Morphology of Turf-Forming Seaweeds: Persistence in Stressful Marine HabitatsHay Mark E. NOGeneral
Ficha The effects of nutrient availability on tolerance to herbivory in a brown seaweedHay K. B and et. al.991540-1550NOno completoFeofitaamphipods, herbivory, limiting resource model, macroalgae, phlorotannins, plant–herbivore interactions, resistance, Sargassum, trade-offs

1. Plants can resist herbivory through mechanisms of resistance (traits that reduce the amount of
tissue lost to herbivores) and tolerance (traits that reduce the negative effects of herbivory on plant
fitness). The expression of such traits

Ficha Vegetación bentónica del Roque de los Organos (Gomera). Hauroum T., R., Rodríguez, M. G., Afonso-Carrillo, J., & Willdpret De la Torre, W. 107-117NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarSe realiza el estudio de la vegetación bentónica del Roque de Los Órganos, espectaculares acantilados situados al N de la isla de Gomera, con muy escasa pla- taforma litoral, accesibles únicamente por barco y sometidos a un violento oleaje que los hace vi
Ficha Estudio del fitobentos del Roque de los Órganos (Gomera): catálogo florístico.Hauroum T., R., Gil-Rodríguez, M. C., Afonso Carrillo, J., & Wildpret de la Torre, W. 13259-276NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarThe marine algae inhabiting Roque de Los Organos have been studied. A total of 59 species have been collected, 21 of which represent new records for the island of Comera and 1 Phaeophyta, Giffordia intermedia (Rosenv.) Lund, and 2 Rhodophyta, Gelidium lat
Ficha Phototrophic biofilms on the interior walls of concrete Iterson-type cooling towersHauer Tomas22733–736NOno completoGeneralCyanobacteria . Algae . Cooling towers. Biofilms. Concrete . Czech Republic

Algae and cyanobacteria form noticeable biofilms
in the open spaces of natural draught cooling towers. In spite
of this, our knowledge of these communities is still poor.
During this study, phototrophic biofilms of seven cooling
tow

Ficha The Marine Fisheries of PanamaHarvey R. Bullis and Edward F. Klima2167-178NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha CHOREONEMA (CORALLINALES, RHODOPHYTA): 18S rDNA PHYLOGENY AND RESURRECTION OF THE HAPALIDIACEAE FOR THE SUBFAMILIES CHOREONEMATOIDEAE, AUSTROLITHOIDEAE, AND MELOBESIOIDEAEHarvey A. S.39988-998NOCompletoRodofitas18S rDNA phylogeny; Austrolithoid- eae; Choreonema; Choreonematoideae; Corallinaceae; Corallinales; Hapalidiaceae; Melobesioideae; Sporo- lithaceae

Phylogenetic analyses of 18S rDNA gene data for Choreonema thuretii (Corallinales, Rhodophyta) and available data for other coralline red algae indicated that Choreonema belongs to the same lineage as other&n

Ficha Escape responses and prey availability in a kelp forest predator-prey systemHarrold C.119132-135NOno completoKelp
Ficha A re-classification of the Acrochaetiales based on molecular and morphological data, and establishment of the Colaconematales ord. nov. (Florideophyceae, Rhodophyta)Harper, James T. and Saunders, Gary W37463-476NOCompletoRodofitasAcrochaetiaceae, Acrochaetiales, Colaconemataceae fam. nov., Colaconematales ord. nov., Florideophyceae, large-subunit rDNA, molecular systematics, phylogeny, Rhodophyta, small-subunit rDNA

Systematics of the red algal order Acrochaetiales and related taxa was investigated using combined small- and large-subunit
nuclear ribosomal DNA (SSU and LSU rDNA, respectively) sequence data. These data were subjected to distance,
parsimony

Ficha Ecological differences between the isomorphic reproductive phases of two species of Iridaea (Rhodophyta: Gigartinales). Hannach, G., & Santelices, B. 22291-3033863no completoSin asignarThis study tests the hypothesis that species traditionally characterized as isomorphic exhibit similar physiological and ecological responses to different environmental factors, by comparingthe ecological and ecophysiological responses of reproductive pha
Ficha Ecological differences between the isomorphic reproductive phases of two species of Iridaea(Rhodophyta: Gigartinales)Hannach G. & B. SantelicesNOparcialmente completo con ligaRodofitas
Ficha Small-scale genetic structure in the sea palm Postelsia palmaeformis Ruprecht (Phaeophyceae)Handojo T. and et. al.149731-742NOno completoFeofita

Documenting the scale of movement among

populations is an important challenge for marine ecol-
ogy. Using nine microsatellite markers, evidence of ge-
netic structure in a marine kelp, the sea palm Postelsia

palmaeformis Ruprech

Ficha Macroalgae Blooms and their Effects on Seagrass EcosystemsHan Qiuying and Liu Dongyan13791-798NOno completoGeneraleutrophication; decline; seagrasses; macroalgae blooms

Seagrass decline caused by the macroalgae blooms is becoming a common phenomenon throughout temperate and
tropical regions. We summarized the incidence of macroalgae blooms throughout the world and their impact on seagrass beds by

direct an

Ficha Background Document for Maërl bedsHall-Spencer Jason M. mar-34NOLiga perdidaRodofitas

This Background Document on maërl beds has been developed by OSPAR following the inclusion of this habitat on the OSPAR List of threatened and/or declining species and habitats (OSPAR agreement 2008-6). The document pr

Ficha Effect of inorganic and organic nutrient addition on coral–algae assemblages from the Northern Red SeaHaas Andreas and et. al.38099–105NOno completoGeneralCoral–algae assemblage Coral pigmentation change Inorganic nutrients Organic nutrients Red Sea Turf algae

Previous studies in fringing reefs of the Northern Red Sea demonstrated that the in-situ competition of corals
and algae in natural assemblages is highly variable between seasons displaying fast overgrowth of corals by
benthic reef algae in f

Ficha Patterns of interactions among neighbor species in a high intertidal algal communityHa Kim J.1741-51NOno completoGeneralcompetition, facilitation, fucold, intertidal, macroalgae, microhabitat, neighbor distance, turf algae

Ficha Use of clearing and fluorescence techniques in anatomical studies of the sporophyte of Macrocystis (Phaeophyceae, Laminariales)H.L. Barrales, R.L. Peterson, D.J. Grenville And J.F. Gerrath392-396NOLiga perdidaSin asignarDried herbarium specimens of Macrocystis pyrifera were rehydrated, cleared by removing chlorophyll and other pigments with hot ethanol or acetone and then treating with hot alkali, and stained by a number of techniques. The distribution and structure of m
Ficha The Complementarity Principle in Biological and Social StructuresH.H. Pattee and J. R?czaszek-Leonardi,1191-2002760no completoSin asignarComplementarity is an epistemological principle derived from the subject-object or observer-system dichotomy, where each side requires a separate mode of description that is formally incompatible with and irreducible to the other, and where one mode of de
Ficha Janieae and Lithotricheae: two new tribes of articulated Corallinaceae (Rhodophyta)H. William Johansen and Paul C. Silva17413-4171544no completoSin asignarRhodophytaEvidence now available warrants segregating the genera of two subfamilies of articu- lated Corallinaceae (Rhodophyta) into tribes. Within the subfamily Corallinoideae, the tribe Janieae (comprising Jania, Holiptilon, and Cheilosproum) is distinguished fro
Ficha Conceptacles in the CorallinaceaeH. William Johansen114-1193325no completoSin asignarCorallinaceaeAlthough all conceptacles in the Corallinaceae consist of chambers opening by one or more pores, their ontogeny and anatomy, as well as the structure of their contents, is diverse. Several types may be distinguished by: (a) whether or not filaments arisin
Ficha The Biological and Economic Importance of Algae, Part IH. W. Johnston13ND1no completoSin asignarThis series of articles is designed to give those students previously unfamiliar with algae an introduction to their importance and uses. It is not intended to refer to all the published information available; but sufficient will be presented to generate
Ficha The Biological and Economic Importance of Algae, Part 2H. W. Johnston14NDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarIn the first article of this series (Johnston 1965), we dealt with the importance of algae as producers of organic matter—the fuel of the biological world. While this is of fundamental importance to Man, it is not of such direct and personal concern as so
Ficha Phycological Reviews 4 Current status of generic concepts in coralline algae (Rhodophyta)H. W. Johansen15221-2443326no completoSin asignar
Ficha Some Aspects of Evolution in the Isogamous, Filamentous Chlorophyceae and Their Relation to the Classification of the ChlorophyceaeH. S. Forest83141-150NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar1. Classification of the Chlorophyceae should be undertaken with the recognition that there is a closely knit phylogenetic sequence of isogamous green algae with ulotrichoid chloroplasts from the most rudimentary to the most advanced filamentous forms. No
Ficha Biochemical Correlates of Seasonal Change in Marine CommunitiesH. Perry Jeffries113643-6581517no completoSin asignarPlankton and benthos respond in different ways to seasonal change, but their patterns of fatty acid distribution are similiar. The general trend of chemical progression is toward longer chain lengths and increasing unsaturation. Thus, as a temperate commu
Ficha Use of biotic indices in semi-enclosed coastal ecosystems and transitional waters habitats—Implications for the implementation of the European Water Framework DirectiveH. Blanchet , N. Lavesque, T. Ruellet, J.C. Dauvin, P.G. Sauriau, N. Desroy, C. Desclaux, M. Leconte, G. Bachelet, A.-L. Janson, C. Bessineton, S. Duhamel, J. Jourde, S. Mayot, S. Simon, X. de Montaudouin360–372NOLiga perdidaSin asignarBiotic index; European Water Framework; Directive; Benthic invertebrates; Semi-enclosed coastal ecosystems; Transitional watersThis study deals with the application of macrozoobenthos-based biotic indices (BI) within the frame of the implementation of the European Water Framework Directive. More precisely, this study aimed at assessing the performance of five recently developed m
Ficha Marine Algae of the Solomon IslandsH. B. S. Womersley and A. Bailey257-352NOLiga perdidaSin asignarAn account is given of the benthic marine algae (and sea grasses) collected on the 1965 Royal Society Expedition to the Solomon Islands. The known algal flora is fairly typical of such a tropical area, comprising some 71 species of Chlorophyta, 27 of Phae
Ficha The Helminthocladiaceae (Rhodophyta) of Southern AustraliaH. B. S. Womersley13451-487NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarAustralia, Nemalion; Helminthora, H. lindaueri de Nueva Zelanda, Helminthocladia, H. beaugleholei sp. Nov. Y H. dotyi sp. Nov., Y Liagora, L. codii sp. Nov.); TaxonómicoThe southern Australian Helminthocladiaceae, comprising Nemalion (one species), Helminthora (two species, including H. lindaueri from New Zealand), Helminthocladia (four species, with H. beaugleholei sp. nov. and H. dotyi sp. nov.), and Liagora (four spec
Ficha A Critical Survey of The Marine Algae of Southern Australia II. PhaeophytaH. B. S. Womersley15189-270NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarA survey is given of the known Phaeophyta of southern Australia, including synonomy, references, type data, and critical notes. The following new taxa are described: Sphacelaria carpoglossi, Distromium flabellaturn, and D. multifidum. Many names are reduc
Ficha Patterns of Genicular Development in Amphiroa (Corallinaceae)H . William Johansen5118-1233327no completoSin asignarSudáfrica; Amphiroa.Two types of genicular development (designated Types I and II) are present in South African species of Amphiroa. Genicula of both types originate when medullary tissue near branch endings softens by decalcification. In Type I decalcification does not prog
Ficha PHYSIOLOGICAL ADAPTATIONS IN TWO ECOTYPES OF FUCUS VESICULOSUS AND IN FUCUS RADICANS WITH FOCUS ON SALINITYGylle Anna Maria NOno completoFeofitaBothnian Sea, brackish, brown algae, D1, 77 K fluorescence emission, Fucus vesiculosus, Fucus radicans, light?harvest antenna, mannitol, marine, NMR, Norwegian Sea, quantum yield, photosynthetic maximum capacity (Pmax), photosystem, (PSI, PSII), PsaA, Rub

The in origin intertidal marine brown alga Fucus vesiculosus L. grow
permanently sublittoral in the brackish Bothnian Sea, side by side with the recently
discovered F. radicans L. Bergström et L. Kautsky. Environmental conditions like

Ficha Changes in Carbon and Hydrogen Stable Isotope Ratios of Macroalgae and Seagrass During DecompositionGwen E. Fenton and David A. Ritz26429-436Nono completoGeneralisotope ratios; decomposition; macroalgae; sea grasses; Tasmania

Stable isotope ratios of carbon and hydrogen were determined for six algae and
one seagrass species during a 60-day decomposition experiment. Changes in the
carbon ratios were in the order of 1%~. However, significant isotopic changes
we

Ficha From Protoplasm to Swarmer: Regeneration of Protoplasts from Disintegrated Cells of the Multicellular Marine Green Alga Microdictyon Umbilicatum (Chlorophyta)Gwang Hoon Kim, Tatiana A. Klotchkova and John A. West174-183NOLiga perdidaSin asignarcell membrane; Microdictyon; protoplast regeneration; swarmers; wound-induced reproductionProtoplast regeneration from extruded cytoplasm of the multicellular marine green alga Microdictyon umbilicatum (Velley) Zanardini (Cladophorales, Anady-omenaceae) was investigated. The early process of protoplast formation is comprised of two steps: aggl
Ficha Factors affecting sporulation of Gracilaria cornea (Gracilariales, Rhodophyta) carposporophytes from Yucatan, MexicoGuzman-Uriostegui Alberto & Daniel Robledo285-290NOno completoRodofitascarpospores, Gracilaria cornea, spore cultivation

Carpospore shedding was studied in Gracilaria cornea in order to determine maximum spore output potential for
mariculture purposes. The combined effects of temperature (23, 26 and 29 ?C), daylength (8:16, 12:12 and 16:8
light:dark), photon ir

Ficha Evaluacion y manejo de praderas de feofitas en la provincia de AraucoGuzman M. L. and G.Moreno P.NOFeofita
Ficha Diagnóstico sobre las investigaciones y explotación de las algas marinas en México.Guzmán del Proo, S. A., Casas-Valdez, M., Díaz-Carrillo, A., Díaz-López, M. L., Pineda-Barrera, J., & Sánchez-Rodriguez, M. E. 31 A 633786no completoSin asignarLos litorales de la República Mexicana cuentan con un gran número de especies de algas 1114 identificadas, sin embargo, sólo algunas pueden ser factiblemente explotadas. Hay 5 géneros que tienen importancia económica en la actualidad Macrocystis, Gelidium
Ficha Farming of the giant kelp Macrocystis pyrifera in southern Chile for development of novel food productsGutierrez Alfonso and et. al.18259-267NOno completoKelpMacrocystis pyrifera, farming, food products, Chile

This study explores the potential cultivation of the giant kelp Macrocystis pyrifera (L.) C.A. Agardh in southern
Chile, for the development of novel food products. The study demonstrates the importance of considering the
collection site of t

Ficha Variacion Morfologica Estacional de Rhizosolenia Alata Brightwell en Bahia Paraiso, Antartida OccidentalGustavo Ferreyra y Martha E. Ferrario300ene-182531no completoSin asignarBahia Paraiso, Antartida Occidental, Argentina; Rhizosolenia alata; morfológicoSe realizó el estudio al microscopio óptico y electrónico de la variación morfológica estacional de muestras de poblaciones que según criterios tradicionales podrían ser referidas a Rhizosolenia alata, Rh. inermis y sus respectivas subespecies. Se analizó
Ficha Systematicof Gracilariopsis (Gracilariales, Rhodophyta) based on rbcL sequence analyses and morphological evidenceGurgel C.F.D. and et. al.NORodofitas
Ficha European Journal of PhycologyGuiry Michael D. NOGeneral
Ficha Gelidiella minima sp. nov.(Rhodophyta) from Victoria, Australia: Implications for the generic classification of the GelidiaceaeGuiry M. D. and H. B. S. Womersley NOparcialmente completo con ligaRodofitas
Ficha Macroalgae (Seaweeds)Guillermo Diaz-Pulido and Laurence J. McCookNOno completoGeneral

The Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area has a highly diverse macroalgal
flora.
• Macroalgal communities strongly vary in composition from inshore to
offshore, and show pronounced seasonal changes.
• Macroalgae play crit

Ficha Effect of UV stress on the fatty acid and lipid class composition in two marine microalgae Pavlova lutheri (Pavlovophyceae) and Odontella aurita (Bacillariophyceae)Guihéneuf Freddy and et. al.22629-638NOno completoFitoplanctonPavlova lutheri . Odontella aurita . UV radiation . Lipid classes . n-3 fatty acids

Polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs), especially
eicosapentaenoic and docosahexaenoic acids (EPA and
DHA), are abundantly synthesized by some phytoplankton
species and play a key role in the marine food chain.
However, they are gener

Ficha THE MESOZOIC RADIATION OF EUKARYOTIC ALGAE: THE PORTABLE PLASTID HYPOTHESISGrzebyk, Daniel and Oscar SchofieldNOGeneral
Ficha Mosaic genetic structure and sustainable establishment of the invasive kelp Undaria pinnatifida within a bay (Bay of St- Malo, Brittany)Grulois D. and et. al.NOKelp
Ficha Chlorophyll: Structure and FunctionGrimm Bernhard 01-agoNOno completoGeneral

Chlorophyll is the dominant pigment on Earth and serves as the light-trapping and energy
transferring chromophore in photosynthetic organisms. In recent years research has
contributed enormously to a better understanding of the metabolic path

Ficha The thermal algae of the PhilippinesGregorio T. Velasquez11137-14748no completoSin asignarThis is the firet study of the thermal algae inthe Philippines. Seven species, one coccoid form of Chlorophyceae and the others Myxophyceae are herein reported. They are: Gloeocystis Grevillei (Berk) Dr. and Daily, Coccochoris stagnina Spreg., Phormidium
Ficha Further study of the thermal algae of the PhilippinesGregorio T. Velasquez4455-45750no completoSin asignar
Ficha THE NUTRIENT ASSIMILATIVE CAPACITY OF MAERL AS A SUBSTRATE IN CONSTRUCTED WETLAND SYSTEMS FOR WASTE TREATMENTGRAY SHALLA and et. al.342183-2190NOno completoGeneralConstructed wetlands, maerl, wastewater, phosphorus, nitrogen

This study evaluated the performance of maerl (calcified seaweed) as a substrate for artificial
wetland waste treatment systems. Pilot scale artificial wetlands were set up in the laboratory; three
planted with Phragmites australis and three

Ficha Primary succession on a seasonal tropical rocky shore: the relative roles of spatial heterogeneity and herbivoryGray A. Williams, Mark S. Davies, Sanjay Nagarkar20381-94NOno completoGeneralBiofilm · Cyanobacteria · Herbivory · Hong Kong · Mucus · Spatial heterogeneity · Succession · Tropical rocky shore

Hong Kong is within the tropics and has a seasonal climate. In winter, shores support

patches of ephemeral macroalgae and areas of seemingly bare rock close to crevices where mollus-
can herbivores are abundant. Using a factorial design of

Ficha Emergent properties of kelp forests: flow-modification by kelp canopies couples propagule output to supplyGraham M.H.841250-1264NOno completoKelpkelp canopies, flow modification, propagule supply, giant kelp zoospores, Macrocystis pyrifera, population dynamics, reproductive coupling, scale-dependent dispersal

Propagule dispersal is fundamental in regulating the strength of demographic and genetic
interactions between individuals both within and among populations. I studied spatiotemporal
variability in propagule (zoospore) supply of a continuously

Ficha Planktonic patterns and processes in the Giant Kelp Macocystis pyriferaGraham M.H.NOKelp
Ficha Diversity and Dynamics of Californian Subtidal Kelp ForestsGraham M. H. and et. al.NOno completoKelp
Ficha GLOBAL ECOLOGY OF THE GIANT KELP MACROCYSTIS: FROM ECOTYPES TO ECOSYSTEMSGraham M. H. and et. al.NOKelp
Ficha COUPLING PROPAGULE OUTPUT TO SUPPLY AT THE EDGE AND INTERIOR OF A GIANT KELP FORESTGraham M. H.NOKelp
Ficha CONFRONTING MULTICOLLINEARITY IN ECOLOGICAL MULTIPLE REGRESSIONGraham M. H.84NOno completoKelpmultiple regression; confounding factors; multicollinearity; sequential regression; principal components regression; structural equation modeling

The natural complexity of ecological communities regularly lures ecologists to collect
elaborate data sets in which confounding factors are often present. Although multiple regression is
commonly used in such cases to test the individual effe

Ficha Short term monitoring of biotic change in Tasmanian marine reservesGraham J. Edgar, Neville S. Barrett261–279NOLiga perdidaSin asignarFish; Invertebrates; Macroalgae; Marine reserve; Tasmania; Temperate reef; Visual censusFishes, large invertebrates and macroalgae inside four marine reserves and at associated external reference sites off the eastern Tasmanian coast were censused between 1992 and 1993 shortly after the declaration of the reserves. Changes in several populat
Ficha Expansive covers of turf-forming algae on human-dominated coast: the relative effects of increasing nutrient and sediment loadsGorgula S.K. & S.D. Conell145613-619NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneral

Turf-forming algae form more extensive habi-
tat on subtidal rock adjacent to urban than non-urban

coast of South Australia. This pattern is frequently ob-
served on the world’s temperate coasts and is variously

considered

Ficha Effects of water motion on propagule release from algae with complex life historiesGordon R. and S.H. Brawley14521-29NOno completoGeneral

Reproductive marine algae with complex life
histories may respond differently to water motion

depending upon whether the spore-producing or gam-
ete-producing phase is considered. Two such species, the

kelp Alaria esculenta (L.)

Ficha Disturbance initiates diversity in recruitment of canopy-forming algae: interactive effects of canopy-thinning and substratum availabilityGOODSELL PARIS J. AND SEAN D. CONNELL44632-639NOno completoGeneral

We assessed whether disturbance within monospecific canopies (Ecklonia radiata, Phaeophyta) increases diversity of ma-
croalgal recruits by creating gaps in the canopy and by liberating space on the substratum. We tested the hypothesis that a

Ficha Estudio fenológico de cuatro especies de Cystoseira C. Agardh (Phaeophyta, Fucales) en Punta del Hidalgo, Tenerife (Islas Canarias). González-Rodríguez, R. M., & Afonso-Carrillo, J. 18205-2343875no completoSin asignarThe morphological and reproductive phenology of four species of Cystoseira in Punta del Hidalgo (Tenerife, Canary Islands). C. abies-marina (Cmelin) C. Agardhr, C. compressa (Esper) Gerloff & Nizamudin, C. FoenicuIacea ( L. ) GrevilIe and C. humilis var.
Ficha Flora ficologica de México.González-González, J.ene-14NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Coalescence and chimerism in Codium (Chlorophyta) from central ChileGONZALEZ A.V. AND B. SANTELICES47468-476NOparcialmente completo con ligaClorofita

This study evaluates the natural occurrence of inter- and intracrust fusions of patches of a common species of Codium in
central Chile. Field experiments suggested a high capacity for vegetative growth in the species followed by fast
coloniza

Ficha Chlorophycées des côtes françasisesGontran Hamel5383-4303102no completoSin asignar
Ficha Contribucion al estudio de las algas rojas de la isla de Tabarca (Alicante).Gomez-Menor Robles, J. M., & Fuertes Lasala, E. 13865-872NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarIn this paper we include the List of the microscopic species of Cyanophyta, Phaeophyta and Chlorophyta, found in the sea around the island of Tabarca, also giving the possible reasons for apearence of hunger forms.
Ficha Frond regrowth from basal disc in Iridaea laminarioides (Rhodophyta, Gigartinales) at Mehuin, southern ChileGomez Ivan M. and Renato C. Westermeier7383-91NOparcialmente completo con ligaRodofitas

Red algae of the family Gigartinaceae, including the genus Iridaea, have recently become
of commercial importance as a primary source of carrageenans in the phycocolloid industry. This has led
to excessive harvesting without any management pl

Ficha Nota sobre la variacion morfologica de Gelidium spathulatum en Mallorca.Gómez Garreta, M., Ribera Siguán, M. A., & Seoane Camba, J. A.13857-863NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarEn esta nota presentamos las variaciones morfológicas sufridas por Gelidium spathulatum (Kützing) Bornet a lo largo del año, en una población determinada de la cala de Portals Nous (Bahía de Palma). Estas variaciones quedan reflejadas en dibujos realizado
Ficha Estudio fenológico de varias especies del género Cystoseira en Mallorca.Gómez Garreta, M., Ribera Siguán, M. A., & Seoane Camba, J. A. 13841-855NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarIn this paper we studied the variations, both from the morphological and reproductive point of view, that occurred during a year in various species of Cystoseira. The observations were carried out monthly between fe- bruary 1978 and January 1979 in four l
Ficha Constant short-day treatment of outdoor-cultivated Laminaria digitata prevents summer drop in growth rateGomez Ivan and Klaus Luning36391-395NOno completoCultivocultivation, daylength, growth rhythm, kelp, Laminariales, Laminaria digitata, photoperiod, seasonality, short days

Previous laboratory studies in species of the Laminariales have revealed that both the onset of growth in early winter and
the summer drop in growth rate are controlled by the annual course of daylength synchronizing endogenous, circannual
cl

Ficha The application of adaptive cluster sampling for rare subtidal macroalgaeGoldberg Nisse A. and et. al.1511343–1348NOno completoGeneral

Adaptive cluster sampling (ACS) is a tar-
geting sampling method that provides unbiased abun-
dance estimators for populations of rare species that

may be inadequately sampled with simple random
sampling (SRS). ACS has been used s

Ficha Differential targeting of closely related ECM glycoproteins: the pherophorin family from VolvoxGodl Klaus and et. al.1625-34NOno completoGeneralECM glycoproteins - green algae - hydroxyproline-rich glycopotreins - pherophorins - Volvox

Ficha Correlation between Gracilaria parÍispora Rhodophyta/biomass production and water quality factors on a tropical reef in HawaiiGlenn Edward P. and et. al.NORodofitas
Ficha Correlation between Gracilaria parvispora (Rodophyta) biomass production and water quality factors on a tropical reef in HawaiiGlenn Edward P. and et. alNOCultivo
Ficha A sustainable culture system for Gracilaria parÍispora Rhodophyta/using sporelings, reef growout and floating cages in HawaiiGlenn Edward P. and et. alNOCultivo
Ficha Spore culture of the edible red seaweed, Gracilaria parvispora (Rodophyta)Glenn Edward P. and et. al14259-74NOno completoCultivoGracilaria; Carpospores; Tetraspora; Culture method

Ficha Species Composition and Seasonal Periodicity of The Marine Benthic Algae of Galveston Island, TexasGlenn C. Lowe,Jr. and El enor R. CoxND1429no completoSin asignar Isla de Galveston, Estados Unidos; Chlorophyta, Phaeophvta, Rhodophyta, Xanthophyta Sampling of benthic algae from selected sites on Galveston Island was carried out at regular intervals between June 1972 and August 1974 to determine the species composition and seasonal periodicity of the communities. Nineteen genera and twenty eight spe
Ficha Experimental use of salt to control the invasive marine alga Caulerpa taxifolia in New South Wales, AustraliaGlasby Tim M. , Robert G. Creese, Peter T. Gibson122573-580NOno completoClorofitaControl; Experimental; Introduced species; Management; Seaweed

Caulerpa taxifolia was first discovered in New South Wales, Australia, in April 2000 and is now present in nine waterways. Infes-
tations, which range from sparse distributions of scattered runners to dense beds 40 cm thick, covered approximately

Ficha Mapping and biomass estimation for a harvested population of Gelidium sesquipedale (Rhodophyta, Gelidiales) along the Atlantic coast of MoroccoGivernaud T. et. al.4466-71NOCompletoGeneral

The alga Gelidium sesquipedale is harvested by divers along the Atlantic coast of Morocco and used for agar production. Management of this natural resource has become necessary due to increasing industrial demand. Deta

Ficha Mapping and biomass estimation for harveted population of Gelidium sesquipedale (Rhodophyta, Gelidiales) along the Atlantic coast of MoroccoGivernaud T. and et. al.NORodofitas
Ficha MULTIPLE CRYPTIC SPECIES: MOLECULAR DIVERSITY AND REPRODUCTIVE ISOLATION IN THE BOSTRYCHIA RADICANS/B. MORITZIANA COMPLEX (RHODOMELACEAE, RHODOPHYTA) WITH FOCUS ON NORTH AMERICAN ISOLATESGiuseppe C. Zuccarello and John A. West39948-959NOCompletoRodofitasBostrychia moritziana, Bostrychia radicans, cox2-3 spacer, hybridization, phylogeography, reproductive isolation, Rhodophyta, RUBISCO spacer, SSCP

Red algae of the Bostrychia radicans/B. moritziana complex are common in warm temperate areas of North America. Phylogenetic analysis of both plastid and mitochondrial DNA sequence data revealed seven di

Ficha Diversity within red algal species: variation in world-wide samples of Spyridia filamentosa (Ceramiaceae) and Murrayella periclados (Rhodomelaceae) using DNA markers and breeding studiesGiusepe C. Zuccarello, Bernadette Sandercock and John A. West37403-417NOLiga perdidaRodofitascox2-3 spacer, cryptic species, large subunit rRNA, Murrayella periclados, rbcL, reproductive compatibility, RuBisCo spacer, Spyridia filamentosa, Spyridia hypnoides

Molecular and breeding studies on two pan-tropical marine red algae reveal vastly different levels of genetic variation and reproductive isolation. Sequenced DNA regions from the nuclear, mitochondrial and plastid geno

Ficha The Seaweed Resources of kwaZulu-Natal, South Africa: The Current State of Our knowledgeGillesitlie, R. D., Aingworth, J., & Critchley, A. T. 186-193NOLiga perdidaGeneral

The coastline of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa supports a substantial diversity of seaweeds which remains to a great extent
unresearched with regard to both utilization and conservation. This paper discusses the seaweed flora of KwaZulu-Natal from a

Ficha The phytoplankton of some artificial pools near Stockholm.Gilbert Morgan Smith174331346no completoSin asignar
Ficha The Preservation of Fresh Water ChlorophyceaeGilbert Morgan Smith 15219-23068no completoSin asignar
Ficha The historical significance of names applied to reproductive structures of algae.Gilbert M. Smith3217- 223NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarLe faltan páginas al artículo
Ficha Biological Results of The University of Miami Deep-Sea Expeditions. 93. Comments Concerning the University of Miami's Marine Biological Survey Related to the Panamanian Sea-Level CanalGilbert L. Voss249-58NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Halophila decipiens Ostenfeld (Hidrocharitaceae) una fanerógama marina nueva para el Atlántico Oriental.Gil-Rogríguez, M. C. & Simó, T. C.11207-216NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarWhit the presence of Halophila decipiens Ostenfeld, in the Canary Archipelago, the pantropical area of the species has been amplified, which hitherto had not been recorded on the coasts of the Eastern Atlantic. Some remarks concernig the species´ecology
Ficha Praderas marinas de Zostera noltii (Zosteraceae) en las Islas Canarias. Gil-Rodríguez, M. C., Alfonso-Carrillo, J., & Wildpret De la Torre, W. 17143-146NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarSe confirma la existencia de praderas de Zostera noltii Hormen. (Zosteraceae) en Lanzarote (Islas Canarias). Se enuncian brevemente las características más importantes de las praderas submarinas y se realizan algunos comentarios fitosociológicos.
Ficha Adiciones a la flora marina: nuevas citas para la región Canaria.Gil-Rodríguez, M. C., Afonso-Carrillo, J., & Cruz Simó, T. 11135-140NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarFour species of marine algae have been recorded from Canary Islands for the first time: Sporochnus pedunculatus (Hudson) C.Ag. Nereia tropica (Taylor) Taylor, Cutleria multifida (Smith) Greville and Bornetia secundiflora (J. Ag.) Thuret. Ecological remark
Ficha Sobre la estructura y reproducción de Cottoniella Boergesen (Rhodophyta, Ceremiales) en las Islas Canarias.Gil-Rodríguez, M. C., Afonso Carrillo, J., Wildpret De la Torre, W., & Hauroum T., R.41227-236NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarSe describen por primera vez las estructuras sexuales del género Cottoniella en el endemismo macaronésico C. filamentosa (Howe) Boergesen var. fusiformis (Boergesen) Cormaci, Furnari & Scammacca y se detalla la estructura de las plantas canarias, resaltan
Ficha Sobre la distribución de la familia Dasycladaceae (Chlorophyta) en las Islas Canarias.Gil-Rodríguez, M. C., & Afonso-Carrillo, J. 13831-839NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarThe presence of the vegetal formation "maerl", wel l know n on the europea n coasts, has bee n detecte d of the E. coast of Te - nerife on the sea bed at a depth of between 20 to 60 m. It is compose d principall y of the accumulation of arbuscular stems o
Ficha Contribución al estudio del género Cystoseira C. Ag. en el Archipiélago Canario.Gil-Rodriguez, M. C. & Wildpret De la Torre, W.373-383NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarArchipielago Canario; Cystoseira tamariscifolia (Huds.) Papenfuss., C. abies-marina (Tuner.) C. Ag., C. humilis Schousboe in Jützing., C. discors (L.) C. Ag., y C. compressa (Esper.) Gerloff et Nizann.En el Departamento de Botánica de la Facultad de Ciencias de la Universidad de La Laguna, se está realizando un estudio exhaustivo de la vegetación algal del Archipiélago Canario. En este estudio aparte de confeccionar el catálogo e inventarios de las esp
Ficha Contribución a la ficología de la Isla del Hierro.Gil-Rodriguez, M. C. & Wildpret De la Torre, W.8245-260NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha The genus Laurencia (Rhodomelaceae, Rhodophyta) in the Canary Islands.Gil-Rodriguez, M. C. & Haroun, R.159113-1173903no completoSin asignarUp to now, only eight species of Laurencia have been reported on the Canarian Coasts. However, a revision of La Laguna University Herbarium (TFCPhyc.) and with fresh collections made from 1987 to 1989 in several locations along the Canarian Coasts, have a
Ficha Adiciones a la flora marina y catálogo ficológico para la Isla de Lanzarote.Gil-Rodriguez, M. C. & Afonso-Carrillo, J. 1058-70NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarAs a result of studies carried out on the coast of the island of Lan- zarote the ficological catalogue of this island has been a ugmented to 40 species, of which 4 represent new records for the Canary Archipe- lago. The general characteristics of the site
Ficha Revisión taxonómica-ecológica del género Cystoseira C. Ag. en el archipiélago canario.Gil-Rodriguez, M. C.9115-148NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarDuns la "polldre verte" corticol e, l' algue suba érienne Pleurococcu s vulgarts Naeg. entre en inter action de con tad du type bio troph ique avec les hy phes de la Dématiée Coniosporium aeroalgico lum Tu r. Dans la ,.pou drc noire" des éco rces d'a rbre
Ficha Cenozoic coralline algal assemblage from southwestern Kutch and its importance in palaeoenvironment and palaeobathymetryGhosh Amit K.83153-158NOCompletoRodofitas

Little contribution has been made on the study of coralline algae from the Cenozoic sediments of southwestern Kutch. Some of the limestone units belonging to Oligocene and Miocene sediments of southwestern Ku

Ficha Composition and comunity structure of the coralline algal reefs from atol das rocas, South Atlantic, BrazilGherardi D.F.M. and D.W.J. BosenceNORodofitas
Ficha STABLE ISOTOPE COMPOSITION OF BENTHIC CALCAREOUS ALGAE FROM BERMUDAGEROLD WEFER AND WOLFGANG H. BERGER51459-465Nono completoGeneral

Carbonate secreted by benthic algae from Bermuda (5 genera, 3 phyla) can be grouped into four types
according to the 8180 and 8BC composition: a "'heavy" and a "light" set for oxygen, and a "'large-variability"
and a "small-variability" set f

Ficha The morphology of Grateloupia intestinalis from New Zealand, with some thoughts on generic criteria within the family Cryptonemiaceae (Rhodophyta)Gerald T. Kraft1643-51NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarNueva Zelanda; Cryptonemiaceae, Rhodophyta; Morfológico.The reproductive morphology of Grateloupia intestinalis (Cryptonemiaceae, Rhodophyta) from New Zealand is illustrated. Comparison is made to previous descriptions of Grateloupia and to Aeodes, a second genus of the family. Grateloupia intestinalis falls w
Ficha Studies of Marine Algae in the Lesser-known Families of the Gigartinales (Rhodophyta). I. The AcrotylaceaeGerald T. Kraft2597-1401357no completoSin asignarAcrotylus australis J. Ag., Hennedya crispa Harv., Amphiplexia hymenocladioides J. Ag. y A. racemosa (J. Ag.) comb, nov.The Acrotylaceae is composed of Acrotylus australis J. Ag., Hennedya crispa Harv., Amphiplexia hymenocladioides J. Ag. and A. racemosa (J. Ag.) comb, nov. (all endemic to southern Australia), Reinboldia polyearpa Schmitz from South Africa and Ranavalona d
Ficha DETERMINACIÓN DE LA BIOMASA DE Macrocystis integrifolia (huiro canutillo), Lessonia trabeculata (huiro palo) y Heterozostera chilensis (pasto marino), MEDIANTE TÉCNICAS DE TELEDETECCIÓN AEROESPACIAL EN BAHÍA CHASCOS - REGIÓN DE ATACAMA”Geosensing LtdaNOFeofita
Ficha An unusual algal habitatGeorge J. Schumacher141-142NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Supplement to Smith´s Marine Algae of the Monterey PeninsulaGeorge J. Hollenberg and Isabella A. Abbot1961782no completoSin asignar
Ficha An Account of the Species of Polysiphonia on the Pacific Coast of North America. I. OligosiphoniaGeorge J. Hollenberg772-785NOLiga perdidaSin asignar
Ficha A New Species of Malaconema (Rhodophyta) from the Marshall IslandsGeorge J. Hollenberg2169-1721744no completoSin asignar
Ficha An Account of The Ralfsiaceae (Phaeophyta) of CaliforniaGeorge J. Hollenberg5290-3011746no completoSin asignarNew taxa are described as follows: Ralfsia confusa sp . nov., Ralfsia integra sp. nov., Pseudolithoderma nigra sp. nov., Diplura simulans gen. et sp. nov., Endoplura aurea gen, et sp, nov. Lithodermataceae is included in Ralisiaceae. An emended descriptio
Ficha Notes on Pacific coast Marine AlgaeGeorge J. Hollenberg155-162NOLiga perdidaSin asignar
Ficha Phycological Notes-IGeorge J. Hollenberg528-538NOLiga perdidaSin asignar
Ficha New Marine Algae from Southern California. IIGeorge J. Hollenberg30571-579NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarSur de California; Petroglossum, Rhodosiphonia, Sorella, Herposiphonia parva.Petroglossum gen. nov. is closely related to Phyllophora, from which it differs chiefly in the nemathecial nature of the antheridial sori. Rhodosiphonia gen. nov. is a member of the Rhodomelaceae resembling Ophiocladus in a number of respects, including t
Ficha Culture Studies of Marine Algae. III. Porphyra perforataGeorge J. Hollenberg45653-656NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarPorphyra perforataCulture studies of Porphyra perforata, which were previously reported in brief at the meetings of the Pacific Section of the Botanical Society of America at Pasadena, California in June, 1955, show that mature plants of this species probably produce no ne
Ficha New Genera in the Rhodomelaceae from the Central PacificGeorge J. HollenbergNDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha A Morphological Study of Amplisiphonia: A New Member of the RhodomelaceaeGeorge J. Hollenberg101380-39067no completoSin asignarAmplisiphonia; morfológico.1. Amplisiphonia represents a new member of the Rhodomelacea closet o Placophora in vegetative structure. It differs from that genus in size and habit, but chiefly in the fact that the tetrasporangia are borne in modified lobes of the thallus rathe
Ficha Some New Myxophyceae from Southern CaliforniaGeorge J. Hollenberg66489-4941737no completoSin asignar
Ficha Culture Studies of Marine Algae. I. Eisenia arboreaGeorge J. Hollenberg2634-411747no completoSin asignarThe life cycle and the gametophyte plants of Eisenia arborea are essentially like those described for other members of the Laminariales. Low temperatures are not essential for culturing the sexual plants, which develop and fruit abundantly at ordinary roo
Ficha Culture Studies of Marine Algae. II. Hapterophycus canaliculatus S. & G.George J. Hollenberg28676-6831742no completoSin asignarHapterophycusAlthough mature plants of Hapterophycus bear only unilocular sporangia, the zoids from these reproductive structures exhibit heteroblasty, giving rise to two distinct types of germlings. Cytological evidence indicates that meiosis occurs during the first
Ficha An Account of the Species of the Red Alga Herposiphonia Occurring In the Central and Western Tropical Pacific OceanGeorge J. Hollenberg22NDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarOcéano Pacífico tropical central y occidental; H. arcuata, H. crassa, H. delicatula, H. dendroidea, H. dendroidea var. menor, H. dubia, H. nuda, H. obscura, H. parca var. interrupta, H. pacifica, H. trichia, H. variabilis, H. parca, H. subdisticha y H. teFourteen species of the genus Herposiphonia are described. The following species and varieties are new: H. arcuata, H. crassa, H. delicatula, H. dendroidea, H. dendroidea var. minor, H. dubia, H. nuda, H. obscura, H. parca var. interrupta, H. pacifica, H.
Ficha Phycological Notes III. New Records of Marine Algae From The Central Tropical Pacific OceanGeorge J. Hollenberg2074-82NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarOcéano Pacífico tropical central; Dermocorynus occidentalis, Ceramium panicumátum, C. hamatispinum, Spirocladia barodensis, Symphyocladia marchantioides, Lophosiphonia cristata, L. prostrata, ExophylIum. Goii. Las gamas de Ralfsia pangoensis y MurrayeIIaTaxonomic and distributional notes are given for the following marine algae, which are reported for the first time from the central tropical Pacific Ocean: Dermocorynus occidentalis, Ceramium panicuIatum, C. hamatispinum, Spirocladia barodensis, Symphyocl
Ficha An Account of the Species of Polysiphonia of the Central and Western Tropical Pacific Ocean I. OligosiphoniaGeorge J. Hollenberg3256-98NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarTwenty-four tetrasiphonous species are described. The following species or varieties are new : Polysiphonia anomala, P. apiculata, P. delicatula, P. flaceidissima var. decimera, P. flaccidissima var. iki, P. flaccidissima var. lopi, P. hawaiiensis, P. her
Ficha The morphology and taxonomy of the red alga Sarconema (Gigartinales: Solieriaceae)George F. Papenfuss And Tikvah Edelstein1331-44763no completoSin asignarAfrica Oriental; SarcollemaA study of the structure and reproduction of two species of Sarcollema from East Africa has shown that the genus is correctly placed in the Solieriaceae. The genus agrees with Solieria in that the auxiliary cell is indistinguishable before diploidization.
Ficha The morphology and systematic position of the green algae Ernodesmis and ApjohniaGeorge F. Papenfuss And Mitsuo Chihara14309-316NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarThe monotypic genera Ernodesmis Børgesen and Apjohnia Harvey, which in habit resemble each other and which have been regarded as belonging to the Siphonocladaceae by most authors, are shown to be different genera. Neither appears to belong to the Siphonoc
Ficha Review of the genera of Dictyotales (Phaeophycophyta)George F. Papenfuss25271-287NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarDictyopteris, Dictyota, Dictyotopsis, Dilophus, Distromium, Glossaphora, Lobophora, Lobospira, Microzonia, Pachydictyon, Padina, Pocockiella, Spatoglossum, Stoechosperrum, Stypopodium, Syringoderma, Taonia, Triplostromium y ZonariaThe composition of the Dictyotales has undergone much change since the appearance of the present author's chapter in the Manual of P hycology in 1951. In that paper I listed 21 genera as follows: Chlanidophora, Dictyerpa, Dictyopteris, Dictyota, Dictyotop
Ficha Notes On South African Marine Algae. V.George F. Papenfuss34267-287761no completoSin asignarLa hojas están desordenadas
Ficha Notes On South African Marine Algae. V.George F. Papenfuss34267-287761no completoSin asignarLa hojas están desordenadas
Ficha On the Geographical Distribution of Some Tropical Marine AlgaeGeorge F. Papenfuss45-51NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarLa páginas están desordenadasA number of genera and some species of marine algae have a distributiun that extends from the Caribbean westward into the Pacific and Indian Oceans and in some instances all the way to East Africa, whereas a relatively small number of these taxa also occu
Ficha Taxonomic and nomenclatural notes on three species of Brown AlgaeGeorge F. Papenfuss1320-330NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Landmarks in Pacific North America Marine PhycologyGeorge F. Papenfuss21-46NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Sur l´origine pseudo-endogène des rameaux verticillés tétrasporangifères du Griffithsia flosculosa (Ellis) Batt.Geneviève Feldmann9628-31NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Sur Quelques Ceramiacées de Nouvelle-ZélandeGeneviève Feldmann2131-141NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Sur Quelques Ceramiacées de Nouvelle-Zélande (suite)Geneviève Feldmann32307-3141523no completoSin asignar
Ficha Molecular divergence and morphological diversity among four cryptic species of Plocamium (Plocamiales, Florideophyceae) in northern EuropeGary W. and Lehmkuhl, K. Virginia40293 - 312NOCompletoRodofitascryptic species, Florideophyceae, large-subunit rDNA, molecular systematics, phylogeny, Plocamiaceae, Plocamium, Rhodophyta, small-subunit rDNA

The Plocamiaceae currently includes two genera: the free-living Plocamium and the adelphoparasite, Plocamiocolax. Plocamium includes ca. 40 species that are widely distributed throughout the world’s oceans. Most speci

Ficha Cellular Organization, Mitosis, and Cytokinesis in the Ulotrichalean Alga, KlebsormidiumGary L. Floyd, Kenneth D. Stewart, and Karl R. Mattox8176-1842858no completoSin asignarK. Flaccidum, Ulothrix firmbrita y Stigeoclonium helvecticumMitosis, Cytokinesis, and cellular organization during interphase are described. Interphase cells possess a single microbody-like organelle which occurs between, and is appressed to, the chloroplast and nucleus. The microbody-like organelle divides during
Ficha Microbiología marina. García-Tello, O. 1 A 1023917no completoSin asignar
Ficha La radiación fotosintéticamente activa o PAR (photosynthetically active radiation) en la recreación ambiental del acuario marinoGarcía-Castrillo G. and et. al.21465-475NOno completoGeneralAcuarios, iluminación, extinción, MOD, gilvinas.

Los registros del PAR (photosynthetically active radiation) obtenidos en dos estaciones costeras y
en otros tantos acuarios del Museo Marítimo del Cantábrico (MMC) han servido para ajustar el
modelo de iluminación de esto

Ficha Observaciones sobre la ecologica de las cubetas litorales en las costas de Galicia. Gallardo, T., & Perez-Ciera, J. L. 13817-830NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha A NEW BROWN ALGAL ORDER, ISHIGEALES (PHAEOPHYCEAE), ESTABLISHED ON THE BASIS OF PLASTID PROTEIN-CODING rbcL, psaA, AND psbA REGION COMPARISONSGa Youn Cho and et. al.40921-936NOparcialmente completo con ligaFeofitaIshige; Ishigeaceae; Ishigeales ord. nov.; Phaeophyceae; phylogeny; psaA; psbA; pyre- noid; rbcL; taxonomy; ultrastructure

The brown algal family Ishigeaceae currently

includes a single genus, Ishige Yendo, with two spe-
cies. The relationship of the family to other brown

algal lineages is less studied in terms of their plastid

ultrastructure and

Ficha Phylogenetic relationships within the Fucales (Phaeophyceae) assessed by the photosystem I coding psaA sequencesGa Youn Cho and et. al.45512-519NOno completoFeofitaBifurcariopsis, Bifurcariopsidaceae fam. nov., Fucales, Phaeophyceae, Phylogeny, psaA, Taxonomy, Xipho- phora, Xiphophoraceae fam. nov.

Fucalean brown algae are ecologically important for maintaining intertidal to subtidal ecosystems and are currently a subject
for DNA phylogenies. We analyzed the photosystem I coding psaA gene (1488 base pairs) from 26 taxa in all families of

Ficha The Ecology of South-East Tasmanian Phytal Animal Communities. III. Pattezrns of Species DiversityG.J. EDGAR181-203NOLiga perdidaSin asignarDiversity indices which have been widely used in ecological studies were calculated for each of 135 samples of phytal macrofauna. A comparison of the properties ofthese indices indicated that they could be grouped into those primarily in~uen~ed by dominan
Ficha Remarks on the taxouomv of Galaxaura (Nemaliales, Chaetangiaceae)G.F. Papenfuss and Young-Meng Chiang6303-314NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarChaetangiaceae (Nemaliales)Galaxaura Lamouroux is a genus of tropical and subtropical calcified red algae of the family Chaetangiaceae (Nemaliales). The genus was monographed by Kjellman in 1900; he accepted 62 species, 47 of which were new. Kjellman overlooked by Butters, Børgense
Ficha Correction of Algal BinomialG. ]. Hollenberg251221740no completoSin asignar
Ficha NUTRIENT UPTAKE AND GROWTH KINETICS IN BROWN SEAWEEDS: RESPONSE TO CONTINUOUS AND SINGLE ADDITIONS OF AMMONIUMG. ROSENBERG, T.A. PROBYN and K.H. MANN80125-146Nono completoGeneral

The brown seaweeds Fucus distichus Linnaeus subsp. edentatus (de la Pylaie) Powell, a perennial,
and Chordariaflagellz$rti (0. F. Mueller) C. Agardh, a summer annual, were grown in continuous-flow
greenhouse cultures. In winter, the growth of

Ficha A revision of the genus Plocamium Lamouroux (Rhodophyta, Gigartinales) in New ZealandG. Robin South and Nancy M. Adams18120-1321785no completoSin asignarNueva Zelanda; P. angllstum (J. Ag.) Hook. ajuste. et Harv .; P. cartilagineum (L.) Dixon; P. costatum (c. Ag.) Hook. fil et Harv .; P. leptophyllum Kütz .; P. hamatum J. Ag y P. microcladioides sp. nov. Six species of Ptocamillm Lamouroux (Rhodophyta, Gigartinales) are recognized for New Zealand and the New Zealand Subantarctic Islands: P. angllstum (J. Ag.) Hook. fit. et Harv.; P. cartilagineum (L.) Dixon; P. costatum (c. Ag.) Hook. fil et Harv.; P. lep
Ficha Chlorella Parasitic in BluegillsG. L. Hoffman2717583no completoSin asignar
Ficha Natural PhenomenaG. E. B uckwalter45-52NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Mnagement of kelp ecosystem in JapanFujita D.NOKelp
Ficha Metaphyton de sies lagunas de altura del departamento de Cochabamba, Bolivia.Fuentes, M. C. 39-623909no completoSin asignarMetaphyton de seis lagunas de altura del departamento de Cochabamba, Bolivia. El objetivo del presente estudio es determinar la composición del metaphyton de seis lagunas ubicadas entre los 17'23'30" a 17'27'30" de latitud sud y 65'35'30" a 65'38'30" de l
Ficha Gracilaria and its epiphytes: 4. The response of two Gracilaria species to Ulva lactuca in a bacteria-limited environmentFriedlander M. , Y. Kashman, F. Weinberger & C.J. Dawes13501-507NOno completoCultivodefense response, epiphytes, Gracilaria, halogenated hydrocarbons, hydrogen peroxide, Ulva

The responses of Gracilaria lemaneiformis, an easily epiphytized host, and the relatively resistant G. cornea
mutant, to the green alga Ulva lactuca were studied using biculture experiments with and without antibiotics. Both
Gracilaria specie

Ficha Characteristics and utility of nuclear-encoded large-subunit ribosomal gene sequences in phylogenetic studies of red algaeFreshwater D. Wilson and et. al.4733-38NOCompletoRodofitasGelidiales, LSU, molecular evolution, phylogenetics, rbcL, Rhodophyta, SSU.

Primer sequences are described for amplifying and sequencing a large fragment (approximately 2500 b.p.) of the nuclear-encoded large-subunit ribosomal RNA gene (LSU) from red algae. In comparison to RuBisCo&n

Ficha Producción de Macroalgas en Ambiente Controlado (Hatchery)Freres Castillo HernánNOCultivo
Ficha Does storage time influence yield and agar properties in the tropical agarophyte Gracilaria cornea?Freile-Pelegrín Yolanda 12153-158NOno completoCultivoagar, gel strength, Gracilaria cornea, storage time, yield

The agar yield and quality characteristics of Gracilaria cornea from Yucatán, Mexico, were studied during 18
months of storage. Biomass was stored at a temperature of 22.1 ± 0.9 ?C and humidity of 59.8 ± 3.6%. The agar
co

Ficha Phylogeny and Molecular Evolution of the Green AlgaeFrederik Leliaert, David R. Smith, Herve Moreau, Matthew D. Herron, Heroen Verbruggen, Charles F. Delwiche, and Olivier De Clerckene-46NOLiga perdidaSin asignarChlorophyta, Charophyta, endosymbiosis, molecular evolution, origin of embryophytes, Prasinophyceae, phylogeny, Streptophyta

The green lineage (Viridiplantae) comprises the green algae and their descendants the land plants, and is one of the major groups of oxygenic photosynthetic eukaryotes. Current hypotheses posit the early divergence of two discrete clades from an ancest

Ficha Circumscription of some Phyllophoraceae (Gigartinales, Rhodophyta) from the Cape region, South Africa, based on molecular evidenceFredericq Suzanne and et. al.001-dicNOno completoRodofitasbiogeography, Gigartinales, ITS, life history, LSU rDNA, Namibia, phylogeny, Phyllophoraceae, rbcL, Rhodophyta, South Africa, molecular systematics, taxonomy

The family Phyllophoraceae is well represented in the Cape Peninsula region of South Africa with species possessing tetrasporoblasts and a bi-phasic life history placed in Gymnogongrus, and those with a heteromorphic t

Ficha Mesocosm Experiments Quantify the Effects of Eutrophication on Eelgrass, Zostera marinaFrederick T. Short, David M. Burdick and James E. Kaldy III40740-749Nono completoGeneral

Outdoor mesocosm experiments were used to examine the response of eelgrass communities to excess
nutrient loading and reduced lighthat simulated coastal eutrophication. A series of replicated manipulations
conducted between 1988 and 1990 demo

Ficha The Chlorococcal Algal Genus Didymogenes Schmidle 1905Frantisek Hindák29559-5702851no completoSin asignarDidymogenes (Chlorococcales, Chlorophyceae); taxonómica.The taxonomical revision of the genes Didymogenes (Chlorococcales, Chlorophyceae) showed that a part from the typical species D. paiayina, also the species D. anomala (G. M. Smith) Hind and D. granulata (Hortob.) Hind. belong to the said genus. The main d
Ficha Seaweeeds fisheries management in France, Japan, Chile and NorwayFrangoudes K.NOGeneral
Ficha Nomenclatural Transfers Among Coccoid AlgaeFrancis Drouet and William A. Daily1177-79NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Distribution and dynamics of epibiota on hard structures for coastal protectionFrancesca Bacchiocchi and Laura Airoldi561157-1166NOno completoGeneralbenthic organisms; community structure; spatial distribution; temporal variations; artificial habitats; coastal protection; Adriatic Sea

Hard structures for protection against erosion of shores are some of the most common human-made constructions in coastal areas. Nevertheless, little is known as to how marine organisms respond to their presence. The co

Ficha Comparative Ultrastructure of The Primary Nucleus in Bryopsis and AcetabulariaFrances A. Burr and John A . West7108-113NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Characterization of the CaCO3 biomineral in coralline red algae (Corallinales) from the Pacific coast of MexicoFragoso D. and et. al.3641–58NOCompletoRodofitasCorallinales, biomineral, Rietveld method, nanostructure, scanning tunneling microscopy

Coralline red algae assimilate HCO3 – to precipitate CaCO3 in their tissues in the form of calcite or aragonite. A characterization of the biomolecular content and the crystalline structure of the biomineral

Ficha Diversidad e historia natural de una comunidad de Lithothamnion muelleri y Sargassum horridum en el Golfo de CaliforniaFoster M.S. and et. al.33367-384NOno completoFeofitacomunidad, Lithothamnion, rodolito, Sargassum, especie fundamental, diversidad.

Se cuantificó la contribución relativa de la forma rodolítica de Lithothamnion muelleri, una especie fundamentales, a la
diversidad de macroorganismos en una comunidad también habitada por la macroalga feofita Sargassum

Ficha EPIPHYTIC CYANOBACTERIA MAINTAIN SHIFTS TO MACROALGAL DOMINANCE ON CORAL REEFS FOLLOWING ENSO DISTURBANCEFONG PEGGY and et. al.871162-1168NOno completoGeneralalternative stable states; coral reefs; facilitation; herbivory; macroalgal bloom; nutrients; phase shifts.

Macroalgal dominance of some tropical reef communities in the Eastern Pacific
after coral mortality during the 1997–1998 El Nin ?o Southern Oscillation (ENSO) was
facilitated by protection from herbivory by epiphytic cyanobacteria. Our

Ficha Harmful algae—a perspectiveFogg G.E. 101-abrNOno completoGeneral
Ficha The importance of having two species instead of one in kelp management: the lessonia nigrescens species complexFlorence TELLIER1,2,3,4, J. M. Alonso VEGA1, Bernardo R. BROITMAN1,4, Julio A.VASQUEZ1,455-465NOLiga perdidaKelp
Ficha Influence of combined changes in salinity and copper modulation on growth and copper uptake in the tropical green macroalga Ulva reticulataFlorence Mamboya, Thomas J. Lyimo, Tommy Landberg, Mats Björk 326–330NOLiga perdidaSin asignarUlva reticulata; copper; salinity; uptake; growthThe influence of salinity on growth and Cu uptake in the green macroalga Ulva reticulata collected from the intertidal area in the Western Indian Ocean was studied under controlled laboratory conditions. Exposure concentrations ranged from 5 to 500 mg Cu
Ficha Spatial distribution and reproductive phenology of sexual and asexual Mastocarpus papillatus (Rhodophyta)Fierst Janna L. and et. al.49274-282NOno completoRodofitasApomictic; Geographic parthenogenesis; Life cycle; Mastocarpus papillatus; Phenology; Red algae; Sexual reproduction; Spatial division; Tidal elevation

Species of the genus Mastocarpus exhibit two distinct life cycles, a sexual alternation of generations
and an obligate, asexual direct life cycle that produces only female upright fronds. In the intertidal
red alga, M. papillatus (Kützin

Ficha Diatomeas marinas de la provincia de Chubut (República Argentina). Centrales I. Ferrario, M. E., Sar, E. A., & Codina, R. G. 2789-106NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarMarine diatoms from the Chubut Province (Argentina) Centrales I. Twenty eight species and varieties of Diatoms from Chubut (Republica Argentina), were studied using both light and scanning electron microscope. Ten of them are new for this region. Furtherm
Ficha Morphological study of the marine planktonic diatom Chaetoceros castracanei Karsten (Bacillariophyceae) from Antarctic waters, with a discussion on its possible taxonomicrelationshipsFerrario Martha and et. al.47349-355NOno completoFitoplanctonAntarctica; Chaetoceros castracanei; diatoms; distribution; morphology.

Phytoplankton samples were collected along the north
coast of the Antarctic peninsula, the Weddell Sea and the
Gerlache Strait, in different seasons in 1985, 1986, 1999,

and 2000–2002. Chaetoceros castracanei Karsten, a fair-

Ficha Coastal urbanization leads to remarkable seaweed species loss and community shifts along the SW AtlanticFernando Scherner et. al.NOno completoGeneralPhycogeographycal regions South-West Atlantic Marine biodiversity loss Urbanization metrics Macroalgae Calcareous algae

Coastal urbanization is rapidly expanding worldwide while its impacts on seaweed communities remain
poorly understood. We assessed the impact of urbanization along an extensive latitudinal gradient
encompassing three phycogeographical regions

Ficha Zonacion del fitobentos intermareal de la region de Cabo peñas (Asturias)Fernandez C. and F.X. Niell46121-141NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneralFitobentos, zonación, intermareal rocoso, N. de España.

Ficha Community structure and species diversity of intertidal benthic macroalgae in Fengming Island, DalianFengqin Zhao, et.al.3677-84NOno completoGeneralBenthic macroalgae Topic: Community structure Seasonal variation Ecological niche

We investigated the community structure, seasonal variation, species diversity, and ecological niche of the intertidal
benthic macroalgae community in Fengming Island, Dalian, China. Five sampling sites were established in the study
area, and

Ficha Solving the coastal eutrophication problem by large scale seaweed cultivationFei Xiugeng 512145-151NOno completoGeneralenvironment, eutrophication, Laminaria, Gracilaria, Porphyra, red tide, seaweed cultivation, China

Eutrophication is becoming a serious problem in coastal waters in many parts of the world. It induces the phyto-
plankton blooms including ‘Red Tides’, followed by heavy economic losses to extensive aquaculture area. Some

cultiv

Ficha REDUCED GENETIC DIVERSITY AND INCREASED POPULATION DIFFERENTIATION IN PERIPHERAL AND OVERHARVESTED POPULATIONS OF GIGARTINA SKOTTSBERGII (RHODOPHYTA, GIGARTINALES) IN SOUTHERN CHILEFaugeron Sylvain and et. al.40454-462NOCompletoRodofitasgenetic diversity; mismatch distribution; overharvest; RAPD; Rhodophyta; seaweed; species border

This study assesses two hypotheses on the genetic diversity of populations of Gigartina skottsbergii Setchell et Gardner (Rhodophyta, Gigartinales) at the border of the species distribution: 1) peripheral populations d

Ficha Infectious diseases in Mazzaella laminarioides (Rhodophyta): estimating the effect of infections on host reproductive potentialFaugeron Sylvain and et. al.42143-148NOno completoRodofitasCyanobacteria · Endophyton ramosum · Endophyte infections · Fitness · Mazzaella laminarioides · Pleurocapsa

Very little is known about the potential effects of endophytic infections on the host in
algae, especially in terms of fitness. In this study, we report a first attempt at quantifying the effects
of the endophytes Endophyton ramosum (Chloroph

Ficha Hierarchical spatial strucutre and discriminant analysis of genetic diversity in the red alga Mazzaella laminarioides (Gigartinales, Rhodophyta)Faugeron S. and et. al.NORodofitas
Ficha Long-term copper mine waste disposal in northern Chile associated with gene flow disruption of the intertidal kelp Lessonia nigrescensFaugeron S. and et. al.288129-140NOno completoKelpKelp · Habitat disruption · Heavy metal · Gene flow · RAPD

This study tests the general hypothesis that habitat disruption caused by the release of
copper mine wastes in coastal waters has a negative impact on gene flow among populations of the
kelp Lessonia nigrescens Bory. Hierarchical sampling was

Ficha REVEALING THEMOLECULAR SECRETS OF MARINE DIATOMSFalciatore Angela and Chris Bowler53109-30NOparcialmente completo con ligaFitoplanctoniron, marine algae, photoperception, quorum sensing, silica

Diatoms are unicellular photosynthetic eukaryotes that contribute close
to one quarter of global primary productivity. In spite of their ecological success in the

world’s oceans, very little information is available at the molecular l

Ficha Molecular characterization of nitrate reductase gene and its expression in the marine red alga Gracilaria tenuistipitata (Rhodophyta)Falcão Vanessa R. and et. al.22613-622NOno completoRodofitasBiological rhythm . Phylogeny . Gene expression . Gracilaria tenuistipitata . Nitrate reductase

The enzyme nitrate reductase (NR) responsible
for the conversion of nitrate to nitrite is considered to be the

rate-limiting step in nitrogen assimilation. The economical-
ly important marine macroalga Gracilaria tenuistipitata

Ficha STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS OF A POPULATION OF PALMARIA PALMATA (RHODOPHYTA) IN NORTHERN SPAIN1Faes Vanesa A. and Rosa M. Viejo391038-1049NOCompletoRodofitasdemography; epiphyte; growth; mortality; Palmaria palmata; population dynamics; population structure; Rhodophyta; state variable

Palmaria palmata (Linnaeus) O. Kuntze (Rhodophyta, Palmariaceae) is a seaweed commercially harvested for human consumption. Its population density, size structure, and frond dynamics were investigated from Ma

Ficha Early life stages of the South Pacific kelps Lessonia nigrescens and Lessonia trabeculata (Laminariales, Phaeophyceae) show recovery capacity following exposure to UV radiationFADIA TALA et. al.46467–470no completoFeofitaGermination, Kelp, Lessonia, Microscopic stages, Recovery, Spores, UV radiation

This study examined the recovery capacity of early life stages of the South Pacific kelps Lessonia nigrescens and
Lessonia trabeculata after exposure to artificial ultraviolet radiation (UV-B280–315 nm, UV-A315–400 nm). Spores (3 h

Ficha First estimates of productivity in Lessonia trabeculata and Lessonia nigrescens (Phaeophyceae, Laminariales) from the southeast PacificFadia Tala and Mario Edding5566–79no completoFeofitaChile, erosion, kelp, Lessonia, macroalgae, productivity, standing stock.

Lessonia is the main Laminariales found along the
southeast Pacific coast. Lessonia nigrescens Bory de
Saint-Vincent in the intertidal and Lessonia trabeculata
Villouta et Santelices in the subtidal, are the most

important habitat

Ficha Environmental factors associted with the spatial distribution of crustose coralline algae on the Great Barrier ReefFabriciusw K. and G. De'athNORodofitas
Ficha Grazing by the sea urchins Arbacia lixula L. and Paracentrotus lividus Lam. in the Northwest MediterraneanFabio Bulleri, Lisandro Benedetti-Cecchi and Francesco Cinelli24181-95NOno completoGeneralA. lixula; Encrusting algae; Erect algae; Grazing; Management of resources; P. lividus; Rocky reefs; Sea urchins; Subtidal

The sea urchins Arbacia lixula and Paracentrotus lividus are common on shallow subtidal reefs in the Mediterranean. Previous studies on the ecology of these species reported that P. lividus is generally more abundant on hor

Ficha Temperature tolerance of algae in dry soilF.R. Trainor1503-abrNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Problems in the Development of an Explicit Hypothetical Phylogeny of the Lower EukaryotesF.J.R. Taylor1067-892856no completoSin asignarA semi-explicit arrangement of the lower eukaryotes is provided to serve as a basis for phyletic discussions. No single character is used to determine the position of all the groups. The tree provides no ready separation of protozoa, algae and fungi, grou
Ficha II. Implications and Extensions of the Serial Endosymbiosis Theory of the Origin of EukaryotesF.J. R. Taylor23229-2582860no completoSin asignarIn comparison to other theories put foward so far, the Serial Endosymbiosis Theory appears to be the most critically favored as an explanation for the origin of mitocondria and chloroplasts. For this reason some of its implications are drawn attention to.
Ficha The taxonomy of the ChlorophytaF.E. Round2224-235no completoGeneral
Ficha The Sexual Male Plants of Gracilaria Cearensis (Joly et Pinheiro) Joly et PinherioF.C. Pinheiro and A. B. Joly6131-1341533no completoSin asignarThis paper besides transfering Tutotus cearensis Joly et Pinherio to Gracilaria cearensis (Joly et Pinheiro) Joly et Pinheiro also presents for the first time descriptions of the mal estructures of this characteristic species.
Ficha A Review of Florideophycldean Life Histories and of The Culture Techniques Employed in their InvestigationF. W. KnaggsND1367no completoSin asignar
Ficha Biological OceanographyF. W. Fri cker17-24NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha User-friendly guide for using benthic ecological indicators in coastal and marine quality assessmentF. Salas, et.al.49308-331NOno completoGeneral

Experience demonstrates that none of the available measures on biological effects of pollution
should be considered ideal. The use of a single approach does not seem appropriate due to the
complexity inherent in assessing the environmental qu

Ficha Some Aspects of the Ecology of Fresh-Water Algae: (With Special Reference to Static Waters)F. E. Fritsch19233-2722852no completoSin asignar
Ficha COROLOGÌA DE LAS ESPECIES DE ALGAS EN RELACIÓN A CIERTOS FACTORES ECOLÓGICOS EN EL LITORAL MALAGUEÑOF. Conde and J. A. Seoane13783-802NOno completoGeneral

Los estudios taxonómicos, ecológicos y corológicos sobre la vegetación algal bentónica en el litoral malagueño nos han hecho detectar un límite geográfico,entre los al

Ficha Marine Algae from Easter Island.F. Börgesen247-309NOLiga perdidaSin asignar
Ficha Light and electron microscope observations on the vegetative and reproductive structures of Bryopsis hypnoidesF. A. Burr and J. A. West917-37NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarBryopsis hypnoides; fisiológicoThe vegetative system of the coenocytic alga Bryopsis hypnoides has a large central vacuole which extends throughout the body of the plant. This vacuole occupies most of the volume of the thallus, leaving only a thin layer of cytoplasm appressed to the ce
Ficha Protein Bodies in Bryopsis hypnoides: Their Relationship to Wound-Healing and Branch Septum DevelopmentF. A. Burr and J. A. West35476-498NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarThe development of a proteinaceous substance involved in both wound-healing and the formation of basal septa in a siphonous green alga is described. The protein accumulates within swollen cisternae of the endoplasmic reticulum. In the later stages of deve
Ficha Germinaçao e Desenvolvimento dos Tetrasporos de Centroceras Clavulatum (Rhodophyta-Ceramiaceae) em CulturaEurico Cabral de Oliveira Filho e Maria Cecilia Brinati2ND1281no completoSin asignarNo se alcanza a ver bien el resumen.
Ficha Consideraciones Ecológicas sobre las Algas del Litoral RocosobonaerenseEugenia Sar, Marcela Pascual y Ana Parma13143-1472554no completoSin asignarMar del Plata, Buenos Aires; Hildenbrandia sp., Ralfsia expans, Enteromorpha spp., Ulva rigida.This note deals with the intertidal zonation of the red, brown and green seaweeds in the rocky shores of Mar del Plata, Buenos Aires. The upper intertidal is characterized alternativaly by Hildenbrandia sp. or by Ralfsia expansa depending upon the type of
Ficha Contribucion al Conocimiento de Ulothrix Flacca (Dillwyn ) Thuret (Ulotrichales, Chlorophyta)Eugenia Sar36215-2192552no completoSin asignarMar de Plata y Río Negro, Argentina; Ulothrix flacca (Dillwyn) Thuret (Ulotrichales, Chlorophyta).Contribution to the knowledge of Ulothrix flacca (Dillwyn) Thuret (Ulotrichales, Chlorophyta).· A species of Ulothrix from the rocky shores of Mar del Plata (Prov, Buenos Aires, Rep. Argentina) was studied on fieldcollected samples and through experimenta
Ficha Novedades sobre la Distribucion de Thalassiosira Curviseriata Takano y T. Pacífica Gran Et Angst (Bacillariophyceae) en ArgentinaEugenia A. Sar y Marta E. Ferrario4489-912555no completoSin asignarThalassiosira curviseriata, T. pacifica, Morphology, Distribution, Argentina,Thalassiosira curviseriata Takano y T. pacifica Gran et Angst de Chubut, Argentina, fueron estudiadas utilizando microscopio óptico y electrónico de barrido. T. curviseriata es reportada por primera vez para el Océano Atlántico y T. Pacifica lo es para el
Ficha Carrageenan Patterns in the PhyllophoraceaeEsther L. McCandless, John A. West and Michael D. Guiry10275-284NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarAhnfeltia; Gymnogongrus; Phyllophora; Erythrodermis, Phyllophoraceae; red algae; ?-, x -, ?-carrageenans; chemotaxonomy, gametophyte-sporophyte; life history.Carrageenans of reproductive phases of phyllophoracean species have been shown to vary as in the Gigartinaceae - gelling ?- or x-carrageenans or their hybrids occurring in gametophytes, non-gelling ?-carrageenan in sporophytes in most instances. In Phyllo
Ficha Carrageenan Patterns in the GigartinaceaeEsther L. Mccandless, John A. West and Michael D. Guiry11175-182NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarChondrus; Gigartina; Iridaea; Petrocelis; Rhodoglossum; Gigartinaceae; red algae; carrageenans; chemotaxonomy; gametophyte; tetrasporophyte; life history.Carrageenans of known reproductive phases of gigartinacean species are shown to differ: gelling x(?)-type carrageenan occurs in all instances in gametophytes, and viscous non-gelling ?-carrageenan or its variants ?- or ?-carrageenan in tetrasporophytes. M
Ficha Complex trophic interactions in kelp forest ecosystems. Estes, J. A., Danner, E. M., Doak, D. F., Konar, B., Springer, A. M., Steinberg, P. D., ... & Williams, T. M.621-638NOLiga perdidaKelp
Ficha Predation, herbivory and kelp evolutionEstes James A. and P. D. SteinbergNOKelp
Ficha esquemas clorofitasesquemas clorofitas0NOparcialmente completo con ligaClorofita
Ficha Annual cycle of microphytoplankton from the coasts of the tropical Mexican PacifdicEsqueda-Lara K. and et. al.NOFitoplancton
Ficha Algas MacroscópicasEscuela Superior Politécnica del LitoralNOGeneral
Ficha PARMALES (CHRYSOPHYCEAE) FROM THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC, MEXICO, INCLUDING THE DESCRIPTION OF A NEW SPECIES, TETRAPARMA INSECTA SP. NOV., AND A PROPOSAL TO THE TAXONOMY OF THE GROUP1Ernesto Bravo-Sierra and David U. Hernández-Becerril59577-583NOno completoGeneralMexican Pacific Ocean; new spe- cies; Parmales; taxonomic proposal; Tetraparma; Triparma

There are few studies dedicated to species of the

Order Parmales all over the world. All 12 taxa de-
scribed are part of the marine ultraplankton (less

than 5 m). Analysis of filtered samples from the
Gulf of Tehuantepec yielded

Ficha Fucoidans from Brown Seaweeds Sargassum hornery,Eclonia cava, Costaria costata: Structural Characteristics and Anticancer ActivityErmakova Svetlana and et. al.164841-850NOno completoFeofitaFucoidans . Structure . Anticancer activity

Fucoidans were isolated by water extraction and ion-exchange chromatography
from brown algae Eclonia cava, Sargassum hornery, and Costaria costata collected near of
Korean coasts. The structures of fucoidans were investigated. Fucoidan from E

Ficha Size Hierarchy and the - 3/2 "Power Law" Relationship in a Coalescent Sea WeedEnrique Martinez and Bernabé Santelices28259-2642634no completoSin asignarAlgal size; Gini coefficient; Iridaea laminarioides; Rhodophyta; seaweed coalescence; self-thinning; size inequality.The size structure of plant populations has been characterized by two descriptors, size-density relations and size inequality. In even aged natural or experimental populations, the logarithm of mean size is a negative function of population density, with
Ficha A new methodology based on littoral community cartography dominated by macroalgae for the implementation of the European Water Framework DirectiveEnric Ballesteros, Xavier Torras, Susana Pinedo, María García, Luisa Mangialajo, Mariona de Torres172–180NOLiga perdidaSin asignarLittoral communities; European Water Framework Directive; Bioindicators; Cartography; MacroalgaeMacroalgae is a biological key element for the assessment of the ecological status in coastal waters in the frame of the European Water Framework Directive (WFD, 2000/60/EC). Here we propose a methodology for monitoring water quality based on the cartogra
Ficha Life history flexibility allows Sargassum polyceratium to persist in different environments subjected to stochastic disturbance eventsEngelen A.H. and et. al.24670-680NOno completoFeofitaSargassum polyceratium Æ Stochastic matrix model Æ Life history strategy Æ Wave-disturbance events Æ Depth

Stochastic, stage-based matrix models were

used to investigate the life history strategy of the sea-
weed Sargassum polyceratium in shallow intertidal and

deep-water (18 m) populations. Matrix models were
parameterized with 3 ye

Ficha Spatial and temporal patterns of recovery of low intertidal Laminaria digitata after experimental spring and autumn removalEngelen A. H. and et. al.NOKelp
Ficha Fractal and multi-fractal patterns of seaweed settlementEmmerson L.M. & A.J. RobertsNOno completoGeneral

The distribution of algae is examined at several different scales. Juve-
niles are found to be in clumps which are randomly dispersed throughout the

community. Within these clumps there is a great wealth of pattern which may
be related

Ficha The use of macroalgal species richness and composition on intertidal rocky seashores in the assessment of ecological quality under the European Water Framework DirectiveEmma Wells, et. al.55151-161NOno completoGeneralMacroalgae; Seaweed; Species richness; Water framework directive; Ecological quality assessment

The EC Water Framework Directive (WFD) suggests using abundance and species composition of intertidal seaweed communities for
ecological quality classification of rocky seashores. There are two difficulties with this. According to WFD all sensitiv

Ficha The role of geomorphology in the distribution of intertidal rocky macroalgae in the NE Atlantic regionElvira Ramos and et. al.17990-98NOno completoGeneralSeaweeds Rocky shores Coastal morphology Coastal orientation Active processes Lithology

It is known that rocky macroalgae distribution depends on several abiotic factors, but little attention has
been given to geomorphological influences. This paper analysed the relation between geomorphological
variables (active processes, coas

Ficha Is Pigmentation a Clue to Prostistan Phylogeny?Ellsworth C. Dougherty and Mary Belle Allen129-14427no completoSin asignar
Ficha Utilization of Nitrogen compounds by Unicellular AlgaeElizabeth C. Birdsey, Victoria H. Lynch763-764NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarEight Chlorophyta employ area as a sole nitrogen source; five utilize urie acid and xanthine. The Cyanophyta, Rhodophyta, and Euglenophyta studied do not grow on these three nitrogen source although Anacystis nidulans decomposes urie acid to allantoin. No
Ficha Resposta das algas perifíticas ás alteraçoes de temperatura e ao enriquecimento artificial de nutrientes em curto período de tempoEliza Akane Murakami e Liliana Rodrigues31273-284Nono completoGeneralperiphytic algae, artificial enrichment, temperature, abundance, floodplain.

Ficha The Growth Rings in Alaria StipesEgil Baardseth153-15797no completoSin asignar
Ficha Estimating scale-dependency in disturbance impacts: El Niños and giant kelp forests in the northeast PacificEdwards Matthew S. 138436-447NOno completoKelpDisturbance . El Niño . Giant kelp . Kelp forest . Recovery

Recent discussions on scaling issues in ecology
have emphasized that processes acting at a wide range of
spatial and temporal scales influence ecosystems and thus
there is no appropriate single scale at which ecological
processes sh

Ficha The role of alternate life-history stages of a marine macroalga: A seed bank analogue?Edwards Matthew S 812404-2415NOno completoGeneralAnnual alga, Carmel Bay, California (USA), Desmarestia, dormancy, gametophyte, life-history stages, alternative, marine macroalga, microscopic, overwinter, recruiment, seed bank

Ficha A sustainable culture system for Gracilaria parvispora (Rhodophyta) using sporelings, reef growout and floating cages in HawaiiEdward P. Glenn et.al.165221–232no completoGeneralGracilaria; Seaweed—culture; Seaweed—spore—culture; Seaweed—cage—culture

A culture system for the edible, red seaweed, Gracilaria parÕispora Abbott long ogo , was Ž .
developed in Hawaii that utilized a hatchery to produce tetrasporophyte and gametophyte life
stages of the seaweed, reef growout of sporeling

Ficha Correlation between Gracilaria parÕispora ž / Rhodophyta biomass production and water quality factors on a tropical reef in HawaiiEdward P. Glenn et. al.178323–331NOLiga perdidaGeneralGracilaria; Coral reef ecology; Nutrient limitation; Ammonia; Growth

The factors controlling the growth of the edible, red seaweed, Gracilaria parvispora Abbott (long ogo), on the south reef of Molokai, HI, were investigated to determine where productive new plantings could be located. Exper

Ficha Correlation between Gracilaria parvispora khodophyta) biomass production and water quality factors on a tropical reef in HawaiiEdward P. Glenn and et.al.178323-331no completoGeneralGracilaria; Coral reef ecology; Nutrient limitation; Ammonia; Growth

The factors controlling the growth of the edible, red seaweed, Gracilaria parvispora Abbott
(long ogo), on the south reef of Molokai, HI, were investigated to determine where productive
new plantings could be located. Experiments were conduct

Ficha Effects of algal canopy clearance on plant, fish and macroinvertebrate communities on eastern Tasmanian reefsEdgar, G. J., Barrett, N. S., Morton, A. J., & Samson, C. R67 – 87NOLiga perdidaSin asignarAlgal canopy; Experimental clearance; Invertebrate; Marine protected area; Sublittoral; Turbo undulatus; Undaria pinnatifida; Urchin barrensChanges in assemblages of plants, macroinvertebrates and fishes on three eastern Tasmanian reefs were monitored over 12 months in replicated control blocks and adjacent 1012-m blocks cleared of fucoid, laminarian and dictyotalean algae. Removal of canopy-
Ficha The life cycle of Ralfsia clavata and R. borneti. Edelstein, T., Chen, L. C., & McLachlan, J. 48527-5313855no completoSin asignar
Ficha LessoniaEdding M. E. and et. al.0NOparcialmente completo con ligaFeofita
Ficha Cultures studies on the marine red alga Rhodophysema elegans (Cryptonemiales, Peysonneliacea)E.K. Ganesan and John A. West14161-166760no completoSin asignarNoreste del Pacífico; Rhodophysema elegans (P.L. y H.M. Crouan ex J. Ag.) Dixon (Cryptonemiales, Peysonneliaceae)Under field conditions in the northeastern Pacific, the red alga Rhodophysema elegans (P.L. et H.M. Crouan ex J. Ag.) Dixon (Cryptonemiales, Peysonneliaceae) is known to produce only tetraspores. The life history of this species was studied under controll
Ficha Studies on the Morphology and Reproduction of the Articulated Coralines IE.K. Ganesan443-603303no completoSin asignarJania, J. iyencariiAnatomy and reproduction in a new species or Jania, J. iyencarii. are described. It has been shown that the erect axis is always attached to the crust by means of a primary or basal geniculum. Development of male, female and tetrasporic conceptacles are d
Ficha On the identity of Lophosiphonia bermudensis Collins and Hervey and Dipterosiphonia regens (Schousboe) FalkenbergE.C. De Oliveira Filho and Marilza Cordeiro-Marino901-marNOno completoGeneral

Ficha An Eastern Pacific Member of Yamadaia (Corallinaceae) from the San Juan Islands, WashingtonE. Yale Dawson and Richard L. Steele8ND1503no completoSin asignar
Ficha Marine Algae from Palmyra Island with Special Reference to The Feeding Habits and Toxicology of Reef FishesE. Yale Dawson A. A. Aleem Bruce W. Halstead17ene-391506no completoSin asignarAtolón Palmyra, EE.UU.; Cyanophyta, Chlorophyta, Phaeophyta y Rhodophyta; algas sésiles, dinoflagelados, diatomeas y silicoflageladoThe present work on the marine algae of Palmyra Island was indicated by the knowledge that this area harbors a large poisonous fish population and that many poisonous fishes are herbivorous. It is believed that fishes become poisonous as a direct result o
Ficha A New Sublittoral Gracilariopsis from Southern CaliforniaE. Yale Dawson10ND1504no completoSin asignarCalifornia, EE.UU.; Gracilariopsis claviformis, G. robusta y G. andersonii.Gracilariopsis claviformis is described from sublittoral pebble beds at Santa Cruz Island, California. Characters of male plants show near relationship to G. robusta and G. andersonii.
Ficha Additions to the Marine Flora of Costa Rica and NicaraguaE. Yale Dawson3375-3952874no completoSin asignar
Ficha A Review of Yendo's Jointed Coralline Algae of Port Renfrew, Vancouver IslandE. Yale Dawson7ND1502no completoSin asignar
Ficha Una Clave Ilustrada de los Generos de Algas Benticas del Pacifico de la America CentralE. YALE DAWSON167-231NOLiga perdidaSin asignar
Ficha Notes on Some Pacific Mexican DictyotaceaeE. Yale Dawson7783-93NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarPacífico; Costa; Dilophus, Pachydictyon y DictyotaThe Pacific North American species of Dietyotaceae heretofore known under the name Dictyota in the older, broader sense are examined. The generic segregates Dilophus, Pachydictyon and Dictyota are recognized according to J. G. Agardh, 1894. Dilophus pinna
Ficha Marine Plants in the Vicinity of the Institut Océanographique de Nha Trang, Viêt NamE. Yale Dawson8NDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Some Marine Algae of the Southern Marshall IslandsE. Yale Dawson1025-661505no completoSin asignar
Ficha Marine Algae from the 1958 Cruise of the Stella Polaris to the Gulf of CaliforniaE. Yale Dawson27mar-393316no completoSin asignar
Ficha Symposium: The Biogeography of Baja California and Adjacent Seas Part II. Marine BiotasE. Y. Dawson993-1002516no completoSin asignar
Ficha Impact of natural ultraviolet radiation on rates of photosynthesis and on specific marine phytoplankton speciesE. Walter Helbling, Virginia Villafañe, Martha Ferrario, Osmund Holm-Hansen8089-1002556no completoSin asignarNatural phytoplankton populations from both Antarctic and tropical waters were exposed to solar radietion to determine the effects of ultraviolet radiation (UVR) on rates of photosynthesis. Radiation in the UV-A region (320 to 400 nm) was responsible for
Ficha Presencia del Genero Predaea G. DeToni (Rhodophyta, Gigartinales) en VenezuelaE. K. Ganesan y A. J. Lemus14157-1633238no completoSin asignarVenezuela y del mar Caribe; Predaea feldmannii Børgensen; morfológico.Se reporta el alga marina roja Predaea feldmannii Børgensen (Nemastomataceae, Gigartinales) como un nueva adición a la flora marina algal de Venezuela y del mar Caribe. Este registro constituye la tercera recolección de P. feldmannii, las 2 colecciones an
Ficha The Gulf StreamE. E. Watson76-80NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Progress of the taxonomic research on the macroalgae (Chlorophyta, Phaeophyta and Rhodophyta) along the East African coastE. Coppejans, O. De Clerck, F. Leliaert and O. Dargent401-418NOLiga perdidaSin asignarThis paper discusses the phycological research and gives a historical overview of papers dealing with macroalgae from the East African coast. A review of the recent progress towards a marine algal flora of the region is presented. Additionally a limited n
Ficha The Absence Of ?-?-Diaminopimelic Acid From The Primitive Red Alga Porphyridium CruentumE. C. Dougherty, H. T. Gordon and Mary Belle Allen171-17395no completoSin asignar
Ficha Implementation of a new index to assess intertidal seaweed communities as bioindicators for the European Water Framework DirectoryE. Ar Gall, M. Le Duff , P.-G. Sauriau, M.-N. de Casamajor, F. Gevaert, E. Poisson, P. Hacquebart, Y. Joncourt, A.-L. Barillé, R. Buchet, M. Bréret, L. Miossec162-173NOLiga perdidaSin asignarWater Framework Directory; Macroalgal communities; Intertidal seaweeds; Quality index; Coastal water bodiesAn index CCO (cover, characteristic species, opportunistic species) has been developed for the implementation of the European Water Framework Directory (WFD) in coastal waters, using intertidal macroalgal communities as bio-indicator (Biological Quality E
Ficha The Occurrence of Pyramimonas-Like Zoospores in the Green Alga EcballocystisE. A. George55382-38582no completoSin asignar
Ficha Seasonal and spatial patterns of population density in the marine macroalga Mazzaella splendens (Gigartinales, Rhodophyta)Dyck Leonard James and Robert E. De Wreede5421-31NOparcialmente completo con ligaRodofitasdemography, ecology, Mazzaella splendens, population, seasonality.

Insight into demographic processes that operate at larger spatial scales can be achieved through studying local populations when a particular species of interest is examined over time, by many investigators, in a variety of location

Ficha OfficeTrends in Bryophyte Population DynamicsDuring Heinjo J. 31jun-15NOCompletoRodofitas

Rapid advances in the field of bryophyte population dynamics include the de velopment of non-destructive techniques to mark and monitor individual shoots, which allowed the construction and sophisticated use of matrix model

Ficha Starfish predation and the creation of mosaic patterns in a kelp-dominated communityDuggins D.O.NOKelp
Ficha Seagrass nutrient contentDuarte C.M.67201-207NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneral

Data on nutrient contents of 27 seagrass species at 30 locations were compiled from the
literature. Mean (f SE) concentrations of carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus in seagrass leaves were 33.6
2 0.31, 1.92 f 0.05, and 0.23 2 0.011 % dry wt, res

Ficha Subnerged aquatic vegetation in relation to different nutrient regimesDuarte C.M.NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneral
Ficha A procedure for routine purification of algal cultures with antibiotics. Droop, M. R.3295-2973750no completoSin asignar
Ficha Reproducción Dring, M. G.814-840NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Sources, sinks, and fluxes of nutrients (N + P) in a small highly modified urban estuary in southern CaliforniaDR. PEGGY FONG and DR. JOY B. ZEDLER4125–144Nono completoGeneralnitrogen, phosphorus, macroalgae, estuary, anthropogenic

Our objective was to begin to investigate sources, sinks, and flux rates of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus
(P) in Famosa Slough, a small (12 ha) highly modified urban estuary in San Diego, California, U.S.A. The hydrology
of Famosa Slough has be

Ficha Changes in Macroalgal Communities in the Vicinity of a Mediterranean Sewage Outfall After the Setting Up of a Treatment PlantDOUNIA SOLTAN and et. al.4259-70NOno completoGeneralMediterranean; wastewater treatment; macroalgae; communities; changes; pollution.

Benthic macroalgal communities of the upper rocky sublittoral were studied in 1995-1996 in the vicinity of the Marseille (Mediterranean, France) sewage outfall, 8 years after the setting up of a wastewater treatme

Ficha Light and Electron Microscopic Observations on Red Algal GallsDouglas L. Mcbride, Paul Kugrens L, and John A. West79249-264NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarPolyneuropsis stolonifera (gen et sp nov.)Lobocolax deformans Howe was found to be a bacterial gall on Prionitis Ianceolata. Rodshaped bacteria were distributed throughout the gall in intercellular locations. Algal cells in the gall area exhibited numerous proplastids and irregular cell walls. Ba
Ficha Investigations of New England Marine Algae VI: Distribution of Marine Algae Near Cape Cod, MassachusettsDouglas C. Coleman and Arthur C. Mathieson76537-563NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Investigations of New England Marine Algae VII: Seasonal Occurrence and Reproduction of Marine Algae Near Cape Cod, MassachusettsDouglas C. Coleman and Arthur C. Mathieson7776-1041711no completoSin asignar
Ficha BIOMASS ACCUMULATION AND SHADING EFFECTS OF EPIPHYTES ON LEAVES OF THE SEAGRASS, HETEROZOSTERA TASMANICA, IN VICTORIA, AUSTRALIADOUGLAS A. BULTHUIS and Wm. J. WOELKERLING16137--148Nono completoGeneral

A method is described for estimating the rate of accumulation of epiphyte biomass on
leaves of the seagrau, Heterozostera tasmanica (Martens ex Aschers.) den Hartog and for
estimating the effect of epiphyte biomass on photosynthesis of the se

Ficha SEASONAL VARIATION IN STANDING CROP, DENSITY AND LEAF GROWTH RATE OF THE SEAGRASS, HETEROZOSTERA TASMANICA, IN WESTERN PORT AND PORT PHILLIP BAY, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIADOUGLAS A. BULTHUIS and Wm. J. WOELKERLING16111--136Nono completoGeneral

Standing crop, density and leaf growth rate of Heterozostera tasmanica (Martens

ex Aschers.) den Hartog along with light, temperature, nutrient and sediment charac-
teristics were determined monthly for fifteen months at three study sites i

Ficha Total and opportunistic algal cover in relation to environmental variablesDorte Krause-Jensen, Jacob Carstensen, Karsten Dahl55114–125Nono completoGeneralMacroalgae; Opportunistic algae; Cover; Eutrophication; Salinity; Denmark

Based on a large data set from the national Danish monitoring program, spatial and temporal variability in total algal cover and in
the fraction of opportunistic macroalgae was analysed in relation to environmental variables. Variations in water c

Ficha Infestation of the Sandy Beach Amphipod Orchestoidea Corniculata by Gammaridacarus Brevisternalis (Acari: Laelaptidae)Donna Scurlock7405-sepNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarEl ácaro mesostigmatid. Gammaridacariis brevisternalisThe mesostigmatid mite. Gammaridacariis brevisternalis has been found on both decomposing wrack and on the beach amphipods Orchcstoidea corniciilata and O. californiaiia. The percentage infestation of the host population increased with size of hosts and v
Ficha An assessment of the AFLP method for investigating population structure in the red alga Chondrus crispus Stackhouse (Gigartinales, Florideophyceae)Donaldson Sylva L. and et. al.1225-35NOCompletoRodofitasAFLP, Chondrus, Florideophyceae, genetic markers, population, Rhodophyta

The appropriateness of the Amplified Fragment Length Polymorphism (AFLP) technique for investigating Chondrus crispus Stackhouse populations in the Maritime Provinces of Canada was assessed. The AFLP procedure was firs

Ficha Exchange of Water Through The Proposed Sea-Level Canal at PanamaDonald R. F. Harleman241-48NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Harmful Algal Blooms and Eutrophication Nutrient Sources, Composition, and ConsequencesDONALD M, ANDERSON, PATRICIA M. GLIBERT, and JOANN M. BURKHOLDER25704-726Nono completoGeneral

Although algal blooms, including those considered toxic or harmful, can be natural phenomena, the nature
of the global problenl of harnlful algal blooms (HABs) has expanded both in extent and its public perception over the
last several decade

Ficha The Red Alga Polysiphonia Greville (Rhodomelaceae) from Carrie Bow Cay and Vicinity, BelizeDonald F. Kapraun and James N. Norris12225-2383260no completoSin asignarCarrie Bow Cay y Twin Cays en la región central del arrecife de coral de Belice; Rhodomelacea; Ceramiales.Seven taxa of the red alga Polysiphonia Greville (Rhodomelacea; Ceramiales) were found near Carrie Bow Cay and Twin Cays in the central región of the Belizean barrier reef. Polysiphonia exilis and P. flaccidissima are new records for the Caribbean marine
Ficha Stable isotope analysis of production and trophic relationships in a tropical marine hard-bottom communityDonald C. Behringer Æ Mark J. Butler IVNono completoGeneralBenthic community Æ Laurencia Æ Macroalgae Æ Seagrass Æ Trophic structure

Seagrasses produce much of the organic carbon
in the shallow waters of the Caribbean and it has long
been assumed that a substantial portion of this carbon is
exported to nearby habitats, contributing substantially
to their food web

Ficha The use of medullary unit patterns of intergenicula and genicula in the taxonomy of Amphiroa (Corallinaceae, Rhodophyta)Dolan S.36397-407NOLiga perdidaRodofitasAmphiroa, anatomy, Corallinaceae, genicula, intergenicula, morphology

Branch structure and growth in Amphiroa generated by primarily dividing apical medullary cells was documented by light and scanning electron microscopy. Specific numbers of long- and short-celled tiers are formed when inter

Ficha Cell enlargement in relation to the development of thallus form in FlorideophyceaeDixon, P. S. 6195-205NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha The morphology, ecology and taxonomy of certain Florideae.Dixon, P. S. 632-333812no completoSin asignar
Ficha The occurrence of Gelidium sesquipedale (Clem.) Thur. in the british isles.Dixon, P. S. 647-483813no completoSin asignar
Ficha Morphological study of the genus Herposiphonia (Rhodophyta, Rhodomelaceae) on the coast of eastern Guangdong, China, with a description of H . pinnata sp. nov.DING Lanping, and et.al.34271-282NOno completoGeneralnew species; morphological taxonomy; Guangdong Province; biogeography distribution

We present a taxonomic study of taxa of the red algae genus Herposiphonia (Rhodophyta,
Rhodomelaceae), collected from the coast of eastern Guangdong, China. We made detailed morphological
studies and considered recent taxonomic criteria for s

Ficha Glosario de términos ficologicosDieguez Covarrubias, A.7 A 653713no completoSin asignar
Ficha Is proximity to land-based sources of coral stressors an appropriate measure of risk to coral reefs? An example from the Florida Reef TractDiego Lirman, Peggy Fong54779–791Nono completoGeneralFlorida Reef Tract; Patch reefs; Coral growth; Coral population structure; Water quality gradients

Localized declines in coral condition are commonly linked to land-based sources of stressors that influence gradients of water quality,
and the distance to sources of stressors is commonly used as a proxy for predicting the vulnerability and futur

Ficha Rosenvingea santae-crucis Børgesen (Scytosipho naceae, Phaeophyta) en las Islas Canarias. Die, D., Afonso-Carrillo, J., & Gil-Rodriguez, M. C. 1269-2743897no completoSin asignarSe cita Rosenvingea santae-crucis por primera vez para las Islas Canarias y para las costas atlánticas orientales.
Ficha Environmental status: Macroalgae (Seaweeds)Diaz-Pulido Guillermo and Laurence J. McCookNOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneral
Ficha Effects of nutrient enhancement on the fecundity of a coral reef macroalgaDiaz-Pulido G. and L. J. McCook31713-24NOno completoFeofitaAlgae; Coral reef phase shifts; Fecundity; Nutrient effects; Reproduction; Sargassum

On coral reefs, there is concern that increased nutrient supply (e.g. due to eutrophication) causes increased algal growth
and hence increased algal abundance, in turn causing colonisation and invasions of coral populations, resulting in reef

Ficha Molecular evidence for Chondrophycus poiteaui var. gemmiferus comb. et stat. nov. (Ceramiales, Rhodophyta) from the Mexican Caribbean Sea: implications for the taxonomy of the Laurencia complexDíaz-Larrea Jhoana and et. al.50250-256NOno completoRodofitasCeramiales; Chondrophycus poiteaui; Mexican Caribbean Sea; phylogeny; rbcL.

Molecular studies were carried out on Chondrophycus gemmiferus and C. poiteaui (Rhodomelaceae) from the Mexican Caribbean Sea. These species are morphologically related, but differ mainly in the presence of the&nb

Ficha Systematics of Anadyomene Species (Anadyomenaceae, Chlorophyta) in the Tropical Western AtlanticDiane S. Littler and Mark M. Littler101-118NOLiga perdidaSin asignarAnadyomenaceae; Anadyomene; A. howei sp.nov; A. lacerata sp.nov.; A. linkiana sp.nov.; Cladophorales; Cystodictyon; tropical western Atlantic.Three new species of Anadyomene are described. Anadyomene lacerata has pinnately branched vein cells.Anadyomene likiana consists of a perforate blade arising by polychotomous branching from a distinct stripe, and A.howei has an eperforate, delicate blade
Ficha Modeling growth and photosynthetic response in Arthrospira platensis as function of light intensity and glucose concentration using factorial designDhiab Rym B. and et. al.22745-752NOno completoGeneralArthrospira platensis. Growth . Mixotrophy . Net photosynthetic rate . Response surface methodology . Spirulina

Combined effect of light intensity and glucose

concentration on Arthrospira platensis growth and photosyn-
thetic response was evaluated using a 32 factorial design.

This design was carried out with light levels of 50, 100, and

Ficha Seasonal stresses shift optimal intertidal algal habitatsDethier M.N. and S. L. Williams156555-567NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneral

We studied how the growth, reproduction, and
survival of a common intertidal rockweed (Fucus distichus)
varied across its tidal elevation at 14 sites around San Juan
Island, Washington, USA in spring–summer and fall-winter
sea

Ficha Male gametophyte fragmentation in Laminaria digitata: a life history strategy to enhance reproductive sucessDestombe C. and L. V. OppligerNOparcialmente completo con ligaFeofita
Ficha HERBIVORE VS. NUTRIENT CONTROL OF MARINE PRIMARY PRODUCERS: CONTEXT-DEPENDENT EFFECTSDERON E. BURKEPILE AND MARK E. HAY873128–3139Nono completoGeneralbenthic; bottom-up; context dependency; coral reef; eutrophication; herbivory; marine; meta-analysis; nutrient enrichment; primary producers; top-down.

Pervasive overharvesting of consumers and anthropogenic nutrient loading are
changing the strengths of top-down and bottom-up forces in ecosystems worldwide. Thus,
identifying the relative and synergistic roles of these forces and how they di

Ficha Enhanced production of Pacific dulse (Palmaria mollis) for co-culture with abalone in a land-based system: nitrogen, phosphorus, and trace metal nutritionDemetropoulosa Carl L. and Chris J. Langdon235433-455NOno completoCultivoPalmaria mollis; Pacific dulse; Seaweed; Nutrition; Haliotis; Recirculating systems

Pacific dulse (Palmaria mollis) is a high-quality algal feed for both red abalone (Haliotis
rufescens) and Japanese abalone (Haliotis discus hannai); however, culture techniques capable of
producing commercial quantities of P. mollis are stil

Ficha Phylogeny of the genus coleochaete (Coleochaetales, Charophyta) and related taxa inferred by analysis of the chloroplast gene rbcLDelwiche C.F., K. G. Karol y M. T. Cimino38394-403NOparcialmente completo con ligaClorofitaChaetosphaeridium; Charales; Charophyte; Coleochaete; Embryophyte; Land Plant; Mesostigma; Phylogeny; rbcL; Streptophyte

The genus Coleochaete Bréb. is considered to be a key taxon in the evolution of green algae and embryophytes (land plants), but only a few of the approximately 15 species have been studied with molecular phylogenetic methods. We report here

Ficha Ultrastructure of cystocarp development in Gelidium robustum (Gelidiaceae: Gelidiales: Rhodophyta)Delivopoulos S.G. 142659–667NOno completoRodofitas

The ultrastructure of cystocarp development is described for the red alga Gelidium robustum (Gardn.) Hollenb and Abbott. The external cortical cells of the cystocarp remain uninucleate and unmodified, while t

Ficha In situ photosynthetic performance of Laminaria digitata (Phaeophyceae)during spring tides in Northern BrittanyDelebecq G. and et. al.52405-414NOno completoFeofitaKelp l Photoinhibition l Net oxygen production l Chlorophyll fluorescence l Xanthophyll cycle

The ability of Laminaria digitata (Hudson) J.V. Lamouroux to cope with rapid and drastic changes in light was
studied in the field by measuring photosystem II fluorescence, net oxygen production and pigment content. Experiments
were conducted

Ficha Transition in nori cultivation: evolution of household contribution and gendered division of laborDelaney A. E.52527-533NOno completoRodofitasJapan l Nori l Management l Communities l Women

Consumers throughout the world have gained familiarity with the seaweed nori (porphyra spp) thanks to the
popularity of Asian cuisine, particularly Japanese sushi. Few actually know much about the people who produce this
seaweed, however. Thi

Ficha Zannichellia pedumculata rechb.(Zannichelliaceae) y Cladophora vadorum (Areschoug) kutzing (Chlorophyta), nuevas citas para la Isla de Tenerife (Islas Canarias).Del Arco Aguilar, M. J., Gil-Rodríguez, M. C., & Wildpret De la Torre, W.15117-1213877no completoSin asignarSe citan por vez primera para la isla de Tenerife Zannichellia pedun- culata Rechb. (Zannichelliaceae) y Cladophora vadorum (Areschoug) Kützing (Chlorophyta). Esta última es mencionada por vez primera para la Región Macaronésica. Ambas han sido recolectad
Ficha Effects of human trampling on marine rocky shore communitiesDeborah M. Brosnan, Lana L. Crumrine79-97NOLiga perdidaSin asignarAlga; Barnacle; Disturbance; Epibiont; Human impact; Mussel; Rocky Shore; TramplingThe effects of human trampling on two marine intertidal communities were experimentally tested in the upper-shore algal-barnacle assemblage and mid-shore mussel bed communities. On two shores, we trampled experimental plots 250 times every month for a yea
Ficha Survival of juvenil giant kelp: The effects of demographic factors, competitors and grazersDean T.A. and et. al.NOKelp
Ficha Growth and age class distribution of Pterygophora californica (Phaeophyta).De Wreede, R. E. 1393-100NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarPterygophora califomica Ruprecht (Laminariales, Phaeophyta) is a perennial brown alga often found in the upper subtidal zone of oceanic coastal sites of British Columbia, Canada. The phenology and age class distribution of P. californica was studied for o
Ficha The ontogenetic method for determining character polarity and its relevance to phylogenetic systematics. De Queiroz, K. 34280-299NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarIn an attempt to clarify the relevance of ontogenetic transformations for system- atics, the ontogenetic method for determining character polarity (the biogenetic law of Nelson, 1978) is analyzed from the perspective of phylogenetic systematics. In phylog
Ficha Culture studies on Pedobesia ryukyuensis (Derbesiales, Chlorophyta), a new record in Brazil. De Paula, E. J., & West, J. A. 25482-4933848no completoSin asignar
Ficha Propiedades antibióticas de algunas especies de algas marinas bentónicas. De Lara-Isassi, G. 121-283763no completoSin asignarSe colectaron veintiocho especies de algas marinas betónicas en tres diferentes localidades, con el objeto de tener especies representativas de: zonas templadas, subtropicales y tropicales; de ellas se hicieron extractos acuosos y alcohólicos, que fueron
Ficha Photosynthesis and calcification in the calcifying algae Halimeda discoideastudied with microsensorsDE BEER D.& A. W. D.LARKUM241209-1217NOno completoRodofitasCalcium; dynamics; fluxes; oxygen; pH.

With microsensors, we measured the steady-state microprofiles of O2, pH and Ca2+ on the topside of young segments of Halimeda discoidea, as well as the surface dynamics upon light–dark shifts. The effect of sever

Ficha Catastrophic storms, El Niño, and patch stability in a Southern California Kelp CommunityDAYTON PAUL K. and M. J. Tegner224283-285NOno completoKelp

Ficha Temporal and spatial patterns of disturbance and recovery in a kelp forest communityDAYTON PAUL K. and et. al.NOKelp
Ficha Patch dynamics and stability of some california kelp communitiesDAYTON PAUL K. and et. al.NOKelp
Ficha SLIDING BASELINES, GHOSTS, AND REDUCED EXPECTATIONS IN KELP FOREST COMMUNITIESDAYTON PAUL K. and et. al.8309-322NOno completoKelpbaseline; benchmark; biodiversity; climate; elasmobranchs; fish; fishing; kelp; regime shift; trends.

The detection of trends in ecosystems depends upon (1) a good description
of the foundation or benchmark against which changes are measured and (2) a distinction
between natural and anthropogenic changes. Patterns and mechanisms observed over

Ficha Ghost Forests in the Sea: The Use of Marine Protected Areas to Restore Biodiversity to Kelp Forest Ecosystems in Southern CaliforniaDAYTON PAUL K.NOKelp
Ficha Experimental evaluation of ecological dominance in a rocky intertidal algal communityDayton P.K.NOGeneral
Ficha The importance of scale in community ecology: a kelp forest example with terrestrial analogsDayton P. K. and M. J. TegnerNOKelp
Ficha The structure and regulation of some south american kelp communitiesDayton P. K.NOKelp
Ficha Clorofíceas Marinhas Bentônicas do Município de Salvador, Bahia, BrasilDayse Vasques Martins, Marilza Cordeiro-Manno, Nedson Barbosa Boccanera, José Marcos de Castro Nunes.18115-1332615no completoSin asignarBenthic marine chlorophytes, qualitative survey, Brazil.Benthic marine chlorophvtes, Municipality of Salvador, Bahia State, Brazil. A qualitative survey of green algae was made as a contribution to the knowledge of the benthic marine algae of the State of Bahia. The coastline of this State is the longest of an
Ficha Response of the tropical red seaweed Gracilaria cornea to temperature,salinity and irradianceDawes C.J. and et. al.10419-425NOno completoRodofitasGracilaria cornea, photosynthesis, respiration, chlorophyll, phycoerythrin, Florida, salinity, tempera- ture, irradiance

The agarophyte Gracilaria cornea, collected over 2.5 y in the Florida Keys, shows adaptations to oceanic salinities
and subtropical to tropical water temperatures in its photosynthetic and respiratory responses as measured with a
respirometer

Ficha Cell wall structure of the agarophytes Gracilaria tikvahiae and G. cornea (Rhodophyta) and penetration by the epiphyte Ulva lactuca (Chlorophyta)Dawes C.J. and et. al.12567-575NOno completoRodofitasGracilaria cornea, Gracilaria tikvahiae, Ulva lactuca, epiphyte attachment, red algal cell wall, algal cuticle, decklamelle

Use of light, transmission, and scanning electron microscopes revealed that the epidermal cell wall of the red algal
agarophytes Gracilaria tikvahiae McLachlan and G. cornea J. Agardh consists of a decklamelle and outer and
inner wall layers.

Ficha Environmental factors and commercial harvesting: exploring possible links behind the decline of the kelp Laminaria digitata in Brittany, FranceDavoult D. 52429-435NOno completoKelpMacroalgae l Temperature increase l Fishery management l Harvesting decrease

Over the last decade, the commercially harvested quantities of the kelp Laminaria digitata have decreased along
the coast of Brittany, falling from an annual production of around 60,000 t to the current production of 50,000 t
Environmental pa

Ficha Study of the morphology and distribution of two planktonic diatoms: Chaetoceros paradoxus and Ch. filiferus (Bacillariophyceae)David Uriel Hernandez-Becerril3169-175939no completoSin asignarBaja California y el Golfo de California; Chaetoceros Ehr., Ch. paradoxus CI. y Ch. filiferus Karst.Two planktonic diatom species of the genus Chaetoceros Ehr., Ch. paradoxus CI. and Ch. filiferus Karst. from samples collected in coasts of Baja California and the Gulf of California were studied by light and electron microscopy. The general morphology of
Ficha Notes on the benthic marine algae of Puerto Rico VIII. Additions to the floraDavid L. Ballantine, Hector Ruiz and Nilda E. Aponte47335-340NOno completoGeneralflora; Caribbean Sea; Puerto Rico.

Ten species of benthic algae, principally associated with coral reef habitats, are newly reported for the Puerto Rican marine flora. These include eight Rhodophyta: Renouxia antillana, Lithophyllum congestum,

Ficha Halichrysis corallinarius sp. nov. (Rhodymeniaceae, Rhodophyta) from Puerto Rico, Caribbean SeaDavid L. Ballantine, Gary W. Saunders and Hector Ruiz240–248NOLiga perdidaSin asignarCaribbean, Halichrysis corallinarius, molecular systematics, Puerto Rico, Rhodophyta, Rhodymeniaceae, Rhodymeniales.A new species, Halichrysis corallinarius sp. nov. Is described from coral reef habitats in southwest Puerto Rico as well as from Grand Cayman Island. The new species produces strap-shaped thalli supported above the substrata by abundant peg-like stipes. T
Ficha An annotated checklist of deep-reef benthic marine algae from Lee Stocking Island, Bahamas (western Atlantic), I. Chlorophyta and HeterokontophytaDavid L. Ballantine and Nilda E. Aponte113—127NOLiga perdidaSin asignarAvrainvillea, Bahamas, coral reef algae, deep-water algae, submersible, western Altantic.Forty two Chlorophyta and nine Heterokontophyta (Phaeophyceae) species of benthic marine algae were identified from collections made at the deep (> 27 m) fore-reef at Lee Stocking Island, Bahamas. Ten of these species represent first reports from the Baha
Ficha Possible Phylogenetic Value of the Transitional Helix in Some Chromophyte Algal Classes and Some Colourless ProtistsDavid J. Hibberd10115-1162854no completoSin asignar
Ficha Experimental Investigations into Morphogenesis in MicrasteriasDavid H. Tippit and Jeremy D. Pickett-Heaps81271--2961272no completoSin asignarMicrasteriasThe effect of some chemicals (cycloheximide, puromycin, actinomycin D, ribonuclease, cytochalasin B, caffeine, colchicine IPC, CIPC and glusulase) upon morphogenesis in Micrasterias was studied, and some of our results are compared to studies by other inv
Ficha Background for a New, Sea-Level, Panama CanalDavid Challinor207-dicNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Sediment deposition dampens positive effects of substratum complexity on the diversity of macroalgal assemblagesDavid Balata, Luigi Piazzi, Fabio Bulleri45-51NOLiga perdidaSin asignarBiodiversity; Rocky shore; Seaweeds; Sedimentation; Topographic complexityA three-year experimental study was performed to evaluate the interactive effects of topographic complexity and sedimentation in determining the structure of rocky macroalgal assemblages. The following hypotheses were tested: i) the structure of macroalga
Ficha Can Baptism Alone Save a Species?David B. Kitts3227-33NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarSpecies names; essential properties; origin of species.To maintain that the names of biological species are purely denotative proper names which cannot be defined is to maintain, in effect, that a biological species is confined to the actual world which is to maintain, in turn, that every property of a specie
Ficha HURRICANE DAMAGE TO A HAWAIIAN FOREST: NUTRIENT SUPPLY RATE AFFECTS RESISTANCE AND RESILIENCEDARRELL A. HERBERT, JAMES H. FOWNES, AND PETER M. VITOUSEK80908-920Nono completoGeneraldecomposition; fertilization; hurricane; Kauai, Hawaii; leaf area; montane tropical forest; nitrogen; phosphorus; productivity; resilience; resistance; roots.

Hurricane Iniki damaged a forest in which we had previously studied nutrient
limitation to productivity. We had measured the response of aboveground net primary
productivity (ANPP) to fertilizer applications and had found phosphorus to be lim

Ficha A Mediterranean population of Spongites fruticulosus (Rhodophyta, Corallinales), the type species of Spongitesm and the taxonomic status of S. stalactitica and S. racemosaDaniela Basso and Graziella Rodondi45403-416NOLiga perdidaGeneralSpongites fruticulosus, Spongites racemosa, Spongites stalactitica, Neogoniolithon, Mediterranean, nomenclature, Kützing

Ficha SummaryDaniel M. Cohen2261-266NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Controlling Eutrophication: Nitrogen and PhosphorusDaniel J. Conley, Hans W. Paerl, Robert W. Howarth, Donald F. Boesch, Sybil P. Seitzinger, Karl E. Havens, Christiane Lancelot, Gene E. Likens3231014-1015NOno completoGeneral
Ficha THE MESOZOIC RADIATION OF EUKARYOTIC ALGAE: THE PORTABLE PLASTID HYPOTHESISDaniel Grzebyk, Oscar Schofield39259–267NOno completoGeneralendosymbiosis; evolution; phytoplankton; plastid genome; RUBISCO

Although all chloroplasts appear to have been de-
rived from a common ancestor, a major schism oc-
curred early in the evolution of eukaryotic algae that

gave rise to red and green photoautotrophic lin-
eages. In Paleozoic and ear

Ficha THE MESOZOIC RADIATION OF EUKARYOTIC ALGAE: THE PORTABLE PLASTID HYPOTHESISDaniel Grzebyk, Oscar Schofield39259–267NOno completoGeneralendosymbiosis; evolution; phytoplankton; plastid genome; RUBISCO

Although all chloroplasts appear to have been de-
rived from a common ancestor, a major schism oc-
curred early in the evolution of eukaryotic algae that

gave rise to red and green photoautotrophic lin-
eages. In Paleozoic and ear

Ficha The Theory of Diversity-stability Relationships in EcologyDaniel Goodman50237-2602764no completoSin asignarAbout twenty years ago, the belif, traditional among ecologist, that complex natural communities are more stable than simple ones was given formal expression in a way that seemed to offer promise of both precise empirical test and further theoretical deve
Ficha An Exploratory Study on Soil AlgaeDan Willson and Herman S. Forest38309-31351no completoSin asignarNorman, OklahomaThe soil algae of the plow layer in two areas near Norman, Oklahoma, were studied through a spring season with the view of providing useful information in techniques of collecting, treatment, and examination, to use in a planned survey of soil algae in ce
Ficha Effects of macroalgal structural complexity on nearshore larval and post-larval crab compositionDaly B. and B. Konar1531055–1064NOparcialmente completo con ligaFitoplancton

Larval and post-larval crab distribution was
surveyed in three different habitats in Kachemak Bay,

Alaska to determine temporal and spatial variability. Dis-
tribution varied temporally and spatially from June 2005 to

September

Ficha TECNICAS DE TINCION MODIFICADAS PARA EL ESTUDIO DE ALGAS CORALINAS NO GENICULADAS (RHODOPHYTA)Dalila Fregoso, Judith Márquez-Guzmán, Eberto Novelo20487-510NOno completoGeneralRhodophyta, algas coralinas no geniculadas, técnicas de tinción, colorantes.

Con objeto de facilitar y mejorar la observación de características vegetativas y reproductivas de
importancia taxonómica. necesarias para determinar genérica y específicamente algas coralinas no
geniculadas

Ficha Management of kelp ecosystem in JapanDaisuke FUJITA52499-505NOno completoGeneralCulture l Home sea l Kelp l Legal control l Stock enhancement l Restoration

Among the countries with kelp habitats, Japan is unique because of the highest diversity of kelp species (38
species) as well as the long history of harvest for utilization as a food material (> 1000 years) and stock enhancement (ca.
300 y

Ficha Effects of Inorganic Phosphorous and Nitrogen on the Growth of an Estrùarine Cladophora in CultureD.M. Gordon, P.B. Birch and A.J. McComb2493-106Nono completoGeneral
Ficha Effects of Ignorganic Phosphorus and Nitrogen on the Growth of an Estuarine cladophora in CultureD.M. Gordon, P.B. Birch and A.J. McComb2493-106Nono completoGeneral

Ficha Composition and community structure of the coralline algal reefs from Atol das Rocas, South Atlantic, BrazilD.F.M. Gherardi - D.W.J Bosence19205-219NOCompletoRodofitas

Ficha A novel phytoplankton chlorophyll technique: toward automated analysisD.A.Phinney and C.S.Yentsch7633-642NOno completoGeneral

Interest in the < 1 /im picoplanlcton fraction of natural waters, especially the oligotrophic oceans,
has generated a trend toward the use of smaller and smaller porosity membrane filters for paniculate analyses.

The controversy concerni

Ficha The Settling Behavior of Marine Algal SporesD. A . Coon, M. Neushul, and A. C. Charters237-2422686no completoSin asignarThe setting behavior of nonmotile marine algal spores depends in large measure upon their physical characteristic and motion in the water. A new microscopic setting-chamber tech-nique has been developed to precisely determine algal spore size and sinking
Ficha Low densities of sea urchins influence the structure of algal assemblages in the western MediterraneanCruz Palac?n and et. al.39281-290NOno completoGeneralgrazing; plant–herbivore relationship; Echinoidea; Paracentrotus lividus; western Mediterranean

Numerous studies of interactions between urchins and algae in temperate areas have shown an important structuring
effect of sea urchin populations. These studies focused almost wholly on the effect of high urchin densities on laminarian
fores

Ficha Biotechnological bases to cultivate Chondracanthus chamissoi, an economically important seaweed of the Chilean coastCristian Rubén Bulboa Contadorene-24NOLiga perdidaSin asignarChondracanthus chamissoi is a red algae of economic importance along the Chilean coast. Historically it has been collected for the extraction of carraghen, although in the last few years there has been a demand for direct consumption from the Asian market
Ficha First attempt to cultivate the carrageenan-producing seaweed Chondracanthus chamissoi (C. Agardh) Ku ?tzing (Rhodophyta; Gigartinales) in Northern ChileCristian R Bulboa, and et. al.361069-1074NOno completoGeneralcarrageenophyte, Chile, Chondracan- thus chamissoi, mariculture, seaweed, vegetative propagation

Chondracanthus chamissoi is an important source of
carrageenan in Chile. Presently, all the production is
harvested from wild populations. This study reports

the ¢rst attempt to cultivate C. chamissoi. Experi-
ments were cond

Ficha Aspectos generales de la limnología en Venezuela. Cressa, C., Vásquez, E., Zoppi, E., Rincón, J., & López, C. 18237-2483911no completoSin asignarEl presente trabajo tiene como objetivo ofrecer una visión global de la limnología en Venezuela En contraste con la inmensidad de los recursos fluviales y lacustres del país, llama la atención la escasez de estudios sistemáticos sobre los aspectos teórico
Ficha Subtidal Macroalgal Assemblages in Temperate Australian Coastal WatersCraig S. J.NOno completoGeneral

Bioregionalization and macroalgal assemblages are considered for temperate Australian
CONCOM regions. These are eight regions which were proposed at the Second Council of
Nature Conservation Ministers Technical Workshop (February 1985), in co

Ficha Evolution of macrocystis spp. (Phaeophyceae) as determined by its1 and its2 sequencesCoyer J. A. and et. al.37574-585NOno completoFeofitaAlaria; antitropical distribution; bio- geography; Costaria; evolution; ITS; kelp; Laminaria; Macrocystis; Nereocystis; Pelagophycus; species concepts

Macrocystis (Lessoniaceae) displays an antitropical
distribution, occurring in temperate subtidal regions

along western North America in the northern hemi-
sphere and throughout the southern hemisphere.

We used the noncoding rDN

Ficha Spatial and Seasonal Distribution of Seaweeds on Coral Reefs from Southern Bahia, BrazilCosta O. S. Jr and et. al.45346-355NOno completoGeneral

Macroalgae are major components of Atlantic shallow coral reef communities and potentially a major com-
petitor with corals.This study investigates the spatial and seasonal distribution of macroalgal species, which in-
cludes fleshy algae, tu

Ficha Estudio biológico de Pterocladia capillacea (Gmelin) Bornet in Bornet & Thuret. Crecimiento de la planta in situ.Cos ASENSIO, C. & M. A. RIBERA SIGUANNORodofitas
Ficha Bioengineer effects on understory species richness, diversity, and composition change along an environmental stress gradient: Experimental and mensurative evidenceCortney A. Watt, Ricardo A. Scrosatioct-18NOLiga perdidaSin asignarAtlantic; Canada; Nova Scotia; Ascophyllum; canopy; Fucus; intertidal; seaweed; understoryCanopy-forming bioengineer species are commonly assumed to increase local species richness and diversity. We tested this notion by investigating the effects of fucoid seaweed canopies on understory communities along rocky intertidal elevation gradients in
Ficha Guia iluistrada de las algas encontradas en la platraforma los cobanos (diciembre 2002-mayo 2003)Cortez Hernandez L. M. and et. al.NOGeneral
Ficha Effects of some environmental factors on growth of sporelings in two species of Gelidium (Rhodophyta). Correa, J., Avila, M., & Santelices, B. 44221-2273861no completoSin asignarThe effects of temperature, photoperiod and photon-flux density on growth of spore- lings of two species of the economically important red algal genus Gelidium were evaluated, and a basic set of abiotic conditions for growing these sporelings was defined.
Ficha Experimental transplants of the large kelp Lessonia nigrescens (Phaeophyceae) in high-energy wave exposed rocky intertidal habitats of northern Chile: Experimental, restoration and management applicationsCorrea Juan A. and et. al.33513-18NOno completoFeofitaExperimental ecology; Intertidal; Kelps; Lessonia nigrescens; Rocky shore; Restoration; Transplant

Potential for addressing ecological and physiological issues becomes severely limited when the organisms required to
experimentally test specific hypotheses are absent from the study areas. This report describes a simple and inexpensive device for

Ficha INFECTIOUS DISEASES OF MAZZAELIA LAMlNARIODES (RHODOPHYTA) : CHANGES IN INFECTION PREVALENCE AND DISEASE EXPRESSION ASSOCIATED WITH SEASON,LOCALITY, AND WITHIN-SITE LOCATIONCorrea J. A. and et. al.33344-352NOno completoRodofitasinfectious disease; Mazzaella; prevalence.

This study addresses the issues of infection prevalence
and disease expression in two wild populations of the red
algal host Mazzaella laminarioides and thkr variability
associated with locality, season, and spatial location of the

Ficha The prevalence and production of turf-forming algae on a temperate subtidal coastCopertino M. and et. al.44241-248NOparcialmente completo con ligaFeofita

Ficha CULTIVO EN MAR DE MACROALGASContreras Naranjo Luis NOCultivo
Ficha Mazzaella spp. XI Congreso Latinoamericano de Ciencia del MarCongreso0NORodofitas
Ficha Corología de las especies de algas en relación a ciertos factores ecológicos en el litoral Malagueño. Conde, F., & Seoane Camba, J. A. 13783-802NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarLos estudios taxonómicos, ecológicos y corológicos sobre la vegetación algal bentónica en el litoral malagueño nos han hecho detectar un límite geográfico,entre los alrededores de Marbella y el Faro de Calaburras (Fuen giróla), para la gran mayoría de las
Ficha The genus Steinedesmus Kofoid (Scenedesmaceae, Chlorellales).Comas, A., & Komárek, J. 5797-1103776no completoSin asignar
Ficha A Working Key to the Genera of North American Algae.Collins F.S.4ene-5059no completoSin asignar
Ficha Macroalgas del sistema lagunar Nichupté, Quintana RooCollado-Vides, L., & González-González, J. 752-760NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarEl sistema lagunar de Nichupté es una laguna costera oligotrófica. Está ubicada en el Caribe mexicano y es uno de los atractivos turísticos importantes del corredor Cancún-Tulum. El sistema lagunar de Nichupté se encuentra sujeto a las presiones ambiental
Ficha Spatio-temporal patterns and nutrient status of macroalgae in a heavily managed region of Biscayne Bay, Florida, USACollado-Vides Ligia and et. al.54377–390NOno completoGeneralBiscayne Bay; community-level indicators; macroalgae; nutrient content.

The coastal bays of South Florida are located downstream
of the Florida Everglades, where a comprehensive restoration

plan will strongly impact the hydrology of the region. Sub-
merged aquatic vegetation communities are common com-

Ficha Clonal architecture in marine macroalgae: ecological and evolutionary perspectivesCollado-Vides Ligia 15531-545NOno completoGeneralMacroalgae, clonal, marine algae, algal architecture modules, rammets

The study of the ecological and evolutionary consequences of clonal growth in vascular
plants has been widely addressed; however, marine macroalgae, which are interesting modular
organisms that combine ‘simple’ morphologies and co

Ficha Una revision taxonomica del genero Udotea en el caribe mexicano y cubanoCollado-Vides L., A.M. Suarez y R. CabreraNOparcialmente completo con ligaClorofita
Ficha Morphological Plasticity of Caulerpa prolifera (Caulerpales, Chlorophyta) inRelation to Growth Form in a Coral Reef LagoonCollado-Vides L.45123-129NOno completoClorofita

Caulerpa, a coenocytic marine macroalgae, is a genus characterized by having a prostrate indeterminate axis
(stolon) with rhizoids and vertical axes that are potentially independent units as Caulerpa can withstand
fragmentation and regenerate

Ficha Variation in the strength of continental boundary currents determines continent-wide connectivity in kelpColeman M.A. and et. al.0NOno completoKelpdispersal, Ecklonia radiata, ecology, gene flow, marine, oceanography, seaweed

1. Determining the extent to which coastal oceanographic processes facilitate connectivity of mar-
ine organisms underpins our understanding of the ecology and evolution of marine communities.

Continental boundary currents are a dominant ph

Ficha The role of recruitment in structuring patterns of small-scale spatial variability in intertidal and subtidal algal turfsColeman M.A. 291131-145NOno completoGeneralRecruitment; Algal assemblages; Variability; Scale; Turf

Recruitment is often important in structuring patterns of distribution and abundance of algal
assemblages. Intertidal and subtidal turfing algal assemblages consistently vary on small spatial
scales (tens of centimetres), and this variability

Ficha Mass mortality of a dominant kelp (laminariales) at Goat Island, North-eastern New ZealandCole R.G. and R.C. Babcock47907-911NOno completoKelp

In north-eastern New Zealand, monospecific stands of the laminarian Ecklonia radiata
occupy rocky reefs at depths below 10 m on exposed shores. In the austral summer of 1992-93, mass
mortalities of populations of E. radiata in the Cape Rodney

Ficha presentacion clorophytaClorophyta0NOClorofita
Ficha Culture Studies on Eucheuma Nudum J. Agardh, A Carrageenan Producing Red Alga From FloridaClinton J. Dawes, John W. LaClaire and Ralph E. Moon701-sep1719no completoSin asignarFlorida, EE.UU.; Eucheuma nudum J. AgardhOptimum growth conditions for mariculture of Eucheuma nudum J. Agardh, a Florida species of the economically important pantropical red algal genus, were investigated in laboratory culture. Manometric techniques were utilized to monitor plant responses to
Ficha Organisms as cooperative ecosystem engineers in intertidal flatsClaire Passarelli et.al.9292-101NOno completoGeneralTidal Flats Biogenic Structure Sediment Stability Habitat Cascade Cooperative Ecosystem Engineers

The importance of facilitative interactions and organismal ecosystem engineering for establishing the structure of
communities is increasingly being recognised for many different ecosystems. For example, soft-bottom tidal flats
host a wide ra

Ficha The impact of coastal urbanization on the structure of phytobenthic communities in southern BrazilCintia D.L. Martins, and et. al.64772-778NOLiga perdidaSin asignarMacroalgae; Rocky shore; Human impact; Sewage impact

The anthropogenic pressures on coastal areas represent important factors affecting local, regional, and even global patterns of distribution and abundance of benthic organisms. This report undertakes a comparative analysis of the community structure of

Ficha Using Molecular-Assisted Alpha Taxonomy to Better Understand Red Algal Biodiversity in BermudaCianciola Elisabeth N. and et. al.2946-958NOno completoGeneralalgae; Bermuda; convergence; cryptic species; molecular-assisted alpha taxonomy (MAAT), Rhodophyta

Molecular-assisted alpha taxonomy has recently become an effective practice in
reassessing biodiversity and floristics for a variety of different organisms. This paper
presents a series of examples that have been drawn from biodiversity work

Ficha The Use of Feeding Noises to Determine the Algal Foods Being Consumed by Individual Intertidal MolluscsChristopher L. Kitting40ene-171507no completoSin asignarTo study the diets of individual animals in the context of intraspecific resource partitioning, it is desirable to detect what individuals are eating without disturbing them. Animals such as slow-moving molluscs on two-dimensional algal foods would be con
Ficha GENETIC VARIATION AMONG STRAINS OF THE TOXIC DINOFLAGELLATE GYMNODINIUM CATENATUM (DINOPHYCEAE)Christopher J. S. Bolch et. al.35356-367NOno completoGeneralallozyme; ballast water; dinoflagellate; DNA; genetic variation; Gymnodinium catenatum; isozyme; multidimensional scaling; popula- tion genetics

The toxic dinoflagellate Gymnodinium catenatum Graham has formed recurrent toxic blooms in southeastern Tasmanian waters since its discovery in the area in 1986. Current evidence suggests that this species might h

Ficha Ecological indicators for assessing and communicating seagrass status and trends in Florida BayChristopher J. Madden and etal95568–582Nono completoGeneralFlorida Bay Seagrass Status Indicators Thalassia Restoration Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan

A suite of seagrass indicator metrics is developed to evaluate four essential measures of seagrass
community status for Florida Bay. The measures are based on several years of monitoring data using the
Braun-Blanquet Cover Abundance (BBCA) sc

Ficha Male gametophyte fragmentation in Laminaria digitata: a life history strategy to enhance reproductive successChristophe DESTOMBE and L. Valeria OPPLIGER52385-394no completoGeneralLife history l Gametophyte l Vegetative reproduction l Sex l Resource allocation

An understanding of the life history of Laminaria digitata is crucial to implementing efficient management
practices that can ensure the persistence of the kelp forest. L. digitata shows an obligate haplo-diplont heteromorphic life
cycle with

Ficha Algal SporesChristine A. Maggs, Maureen E. Callow01-junNOLiga perdidaGeneral

Ficha Molecular Phylogeny of the Cladophoraceae (Cladophorales, Ulvophyceae), with the Resurrection of Acrocladus Nägeli and Willeella Børgesen, and the Description of Lurbica Gen. Nov. and Pseudorhizoclonium Gen. Nov.Christian Boedeker, Frederik Leliaert and Giuseppe C. Zuccarello905–928NOLiga perdidaSin asignarChaetomorpha; Cladophora; green algae; molecular phylogenetics; polyphyly; rDNA; Rhizoclonium; taxonomyThe taxonomy of the Cladophoraceae, a large family of filamentous green algae, has been problematic for a long time due to morphological simplicity, parallel evolution, phenotypic plasticity, and unknown distribution ranges. Partial large subunit (LSU) rD
Ficha Effects of Variations in Salinity and Temperature on Some Estuarine Macro-algaeChris K. Kjeldsen and H.K. Phinney301-3083244no completoSin asignar
Ficha PROTOCOL FOR MONITORING OF SEAWEEDSChopin Thierry NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneral
Ficha Integrating seaweeds into marine aquaculture systems: A key toward sustainabilityChopin T. and et. al.NOCultivo
Ficha Calcification by crustose coralline algae on the Northern Great Barries Reef, AustraliaChisholm J.R.M.NOparcialmente completo con ligaRodofitas
Ficha Vegetative development of the gametophyte of Bonnemaisonia hamifera from a filamentous state. Chen, L. C., Edelstein, T., & McLachlan, J.48523-525NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha A Cultural Assessment of The Taxonomic Criteria of Selected Marine Chaetopiioraceae (Chlorophyta)Charles Yarish26NDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarChaetophoraceaeThe primary objetives of this study were to examine in culture the development of epiphytic, endophytic and epizoide marine microalgae in the family Chaetophoraceae and to evaluate the taxonomic cris… corrently used for delimitation in this heterogenous f
Ficha Polymorphism of selected marine Chaetophoraceae (Chlorophyta)Charles Yarish1129-38NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarThe effect of variations in light-intensity and temperature on morphology, and the formation of setae as a function of nitrate and phosphate concentrations were determined for ten species of epiphytic, endozoic and epizoic marine Chaetophoraceae. Pronounc
Ficha A Field and Cultural Investigation of The Seasonal and Horizontal Distribution of Estuarine Red Algae of New JerseyCharles Yarish37ND1539no completoSin asignar
Ficha The Status of Herpetology in PanamaCharles W. Myers2199-210NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Mammalogy in PanamaCharles 0. Handley, Jr2217-227NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Food web structure of a restored macroalgal bed in the eastern Korean peninsula determined by C and N stable isotope analysesChang-Keun Kang and et. al.1531181-1198NOno completoGeneral

Loss of macroalgae habitats has been wide-
spread on rocky marine coastlines of the eastern Korean

peninsula, and efforts for restoration and creation of
macroalgal beds have increasingly been made to mitigate
these habitat losses

Ficha Pelamis Platurus as a Potential Colonizer of the Caribbean SeatChaim Kropach2267-270NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Profiling the Transcriptome of Gracilaria changii (Rhodophyta) in Response to Light DeprivationChai-Ling Ho and et. al.11513-519NOno completoRodofitascDNA microarray . Irradiance . Gracilaria changii . Light deprivation . Seaweed

Light regulates photosynthesis, growth and re-
production, yield and properties of phycocolloids, and

starch contents in seaweeds. Despite its importance as an
environmental cue that regulates many developmental,
physiological, an

Ficha Sur la morphologie de quelques CéramiacéesChadefaud, M.271-87NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Taxonomy of postrate species of Codium (Chlorophyta) From the Canary Islands.Chacana, M., Gil-Rodriguez, M. C. & Wildpret De la Torre, W.1105-1083905no completoSin asignarTres especies costrosas de Codium (Chlorophyta) han sido citadas para las Islas Canarias: C. adhuerms (Cabrera) C. Agardh, C. effusum (Rafinesque) Dclle Chiaje y C. intertextum Collíns & Hcrvey. El análisis reciente de numerosas poblaciones naturales y co
Ficha A revision of the Crustaceos species of Codium from the Canary Islands at the Boergensen's Herbarium.Chacana, M. & Gil-Rodriguez, M. C.159143-1473902no completoSin asignarThe taxonomic problems of the genus Codium STACKHOUSE from the Canary Islands have led us to review the specimens collected and reported by BOERGESEN (1925). Misidentif'ications of the erect species of Codium by BOERGESEN were already reported by SILVA (1
Ficha Algo RythmeCEVAND3783no completoSin asignar
Ficha Nuevos registros de macroalgas para el Atlantico Mexicano y riqueza floristica del caribe mexicanoCetz Navarro N. P. and et. al.NOGeneral
Ficha Estudio piloto sobre la industria y el comercio mundiales de algas.Centro de Comercio Internacional.  NDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Chloroplast Evolution: Secondary Symbiogenesis and Multiple LossesCavalier-Smith T.12R62–R64NOno completoGeneral

Chloroplasts originated from cyanobacteria only
once, but have been laterally transferred to other
lineages by symbiogenetic cell mergers. Such
secondary symbiogenesis is rarer and chloroplast
losses commoner than often assumed.

Ficha Adiciones a la Ficoflora Marina Bentónica de las Costas de Oaxaca, MéxicoCatalina Mendoza González, Luz Elena Mateo Cid39-58NOLiga perdidaSin asignarNuevos registros, algas marinas, Oaxaca, México.Se citan dos nuevos registros de algas marinas bentónicas para la costa del Pacífico de México: Lithophyllum farlowii Heydrich y Bornetia binderiana (Sonder) Zanardini. Se registran ocho especies adicionales en las costas de Oaxaca: Tricleocarpa cylindric
Ficha Estudios ecológicos en la zona costera afectada por contaminación del Northern Breeze. Introducción general y comunidades de playas de arenas.Castilla, J. C., Sánchez, M., & Mena, O.253-64NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarA fin de evaluar cuantitativamente los daños ecológicos derivados del derrame de petroleo del "Northern Breeze", se estudiaron las comunidades intermareales de playas rocosas en 2 habitats ubicados cerca de Caleta Horcón, Chile Central. Estos lugares tien
Ficha Evidence for the conspecificity of Palisada papillosa with P. perforata (Ceramiales, Rhodophyta) from the western and eastern Atlantic Ocean on the basis of morphological and molecular analysesCASSANO VALERIA and et. al.4886–100NOno completoRodofitasPalisada papillosa, P. perforata, Phylogeny, rbcL, Rhodomelaceae, Taxonomy

Morphological and molecular studies were carried out on Palisada papillosa and P. perforata from the Canary Islands (type locality of P. perforata), Mexico and Brazil. The two species have been distinguished by features of their external morp

Ficha Laurencia caduciramulosa (Ceramiales, Rhodophyta) from the Canary Islands, Spain: a new record for the eastern Atlantic OceanCASSANO VALERIA and et. al.51156-158NOno completoRodofitasAtlantic Ocean; Canary Islands; geographical distribution; Laurencia caduciramulosa; taxonomy.

Laurencia caduciramulosa is recorded for the first time
for the eastern Atlantic Ocean off Tenerife, Canary
Islands, Spain. The specimens were collected in 2006,

growing epilithically in the lower intertidal zone on mod-
erately e

Ficha Vida en grupo en algas: Selección por parentesco en Lessonia nigrescens Casares F.A. & S. FaugeronNOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneral
Ficha LIFE HISTORY PHASES AND THE BIOMECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF THE RED ALGA CHONDRUS CRISPUS (RHODOPHYTA)Carrington Emily, Sean Patrick Grace and Thierry Chopin37699-704NOno completoRodofitasbiomechanics; carrageenans; Chon- drus crispus; material properties, Rhodophyta; strength, wave exposure; water motion

Chondrus crispus Stackhouse alternates between

two isomorphic life history phases that differ in cell-
wall phycocolloid composition. It has been long hy-
pothesized that the gametophyte, with strong-gelling

kappa-type carrageen

Ficha THE LIVING MARINE RESOURCES OF THE WESTERN CENTRAL PACIFICCarpenter Kent E. & Volker H. Niem1-686NOno completoGeneral

This multivolume field guide covers the species of interest to fisheries of the major
marine resource groups exploited in the Western Central Pacific. The area of coverage
includes FAO Fishing Area 71 and the southwestern portion of Fishing A

Ficha ULTRASTRUCTURE OF PSEUDOCILIA IN TETRASPORA LUBRICA (ROTH) AG.CAROLE A. LEMBI AND PATRICIA L. WALNE9569-579Nono completoGeneral

The flagella-like, but immobile, pseudocilia of the unicellular green alga, Tetraspora lubrica,
have been characterized ultrastructurally and compared with the true flagella of the motile
green alga, Chlamydomonas. The basal body and transiti

Ficha IS THERE AN ECOPHYSIOLOGICAL EXPLANATION FOR THE GAMETOPHYTE TETRASPOROPHYTE RATIO IN GELIDIUM SESQUIPEDALE (RHODOPHYTA)?Carmona Raquel and Rui SantosNORodofitas
Ficha Ecology and morphological characterization of gametophyte and ‘Chantransia’ stages of Sirodotia huillensis (Batrachospermales, Rhodophyta) from a stream in central MexicoCarmona Javier and et. al.54108-115NOCompletoRodofitasBatrachospermales, ‘Chantransia’ stages, ecology, gametophyte, morphology, Rhodophyta, Siro- dotia huillensis, stream.

The morphology and phenology of Sirodotia huillensis was evaluated seasonally in a central Mexican firstorder calcareous stream. Water temperature was constant (24–25°C) and pH circumneutral to alkaline&

Ficha ESTUDIO BIOLÓGICO DE PTEROCLADIA CAPILLACEA (GMELIN) BORNET ÍV BORNET & THURET. CRECIMIENTO DE LA PLANTA IN SITUCARMEN COS ASENSIO & Ma. ANTONIA RIBERA SIGUÁN4647-54NOCompletoRodofitasRhodophyta, Peterocladia capillacea, biología.

Se ha realizado un estudio biológico de Pterocladia capillacea (Gmelin) Bornet in Bornet & Thuret en Estartit y Rosas (noreste de la Península Ibérica), en el cual se ha cuantificado el crecimiento

Ficha ? 15 N values of macroalgae as an indicator of the potential presence of waste disposal from land-based marine fish farmsCarlos Carballeira et. al.2597-107NOno completoGeneralFucus Codium tomentosum Pollution Monitoring Bioconcentration Aquaculture Eutrophication

The nitrogen isotope ratio (δ 15 N) in tissues of native macroalgae was evaluated as a
means of indicating the intensity and spatial extent of organic contamination due to
disposal of waste from land-based marine fish farms (LBMFFs). Th

Ficha Hydrodictyon, uma Rede AquáticaCarlos Nobre Rosa523-2688no completoSin asignar
Ficha Submerged aquatic vegetation in relation to different nutrient regimesCarlos M. Duarte4187-1121285no completoGeneral

Ficha SYSTEMATICS OF GRACILARIOPSIS (GRACILARIALES, RHODOPHYTA) BASED ON rbcL SEQUENCE ANALYSES AND MORPHOLOGICAL EVIDENCECarlos Fredrerico D. Gurgel et. al.39ene-19NOLiga perdidaGeneralBiogeography; Gracilariaceae; Gracilariales; Gracilariopsis; invasive species; phylogeny; rbcL; Rhodophyta; systematics

A phylogeny has been inferred from parsimony and likelihood analyses of plastid rbcL DNA sequences for seven recognized and six undescribed species of Gracilariopsis (Gp.) (Gracilariales, Rhodophyta). New descript

Ficha Algas da Lagoa das Prateleiras, Parque Nacional do Itatiaia, BrasilCarlos Eduardo de Mattos Bicudo, Rosa Maria Teixeira Bicudo4ene-40NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarRío de Janeiro, Brasil,The present paper is a contribution to the knowledge of Brazilian alpine algalflora. It is a list of the algae (except for the diatoms) of the Prateleiras sphagnum-bog located about 7,500 feet high within the Italiaia National Park, in the State of Rio de
Ficha The Genus Borzia Cohn Ex Gom In S. Paulo, BrazilCarlos Eduardo De Mattos Bicudo2147-15278no completoSin asignarSao Pablo, Brasil; piscinas artificiales, Borzia trilocularis COHN ex GomAs known by the author, this is the first time that the genus Borzia COHN ex Gom. is cited for São Paulo City, Brazil, and possibly for all South America . It is reported the presence of the type species of the genus, Borzia trilocularis COHN ex Gom., fou
Ficha Contribution to the Knowledge of the Desminds of the State of São Paulo (Brazil)Carlos Eduardo de Mattos Bicudo17NDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarSao Pablo, Brasil; Cosmarium, Closterium, Micrasteria, Euastrum,The present paper is a contribution to the knowledge of the desmids (Chlorophyceae) of the State of Sao Paulo, Brazil, including a few from 2 localities in the neighbour state of Minas Gerais. From the 50 collections at my disposal I have been able to rec
Ficha Algas do Brejo da Lapa, Parque Nacional do Itatiaia, Brasil.Carlos E. M. Bicudo e Maria Rosa VentriceNDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarMinas Gerais, Brasil; Pantano; Chlorophyceae, aluvionales Cosmarium, Scenedesmus, Cosmarium microsphinctium, Netrium digitus, Staurodesmus dejectus y Tetmemorus brebissonii.The present paper is another contribution to the knowledge of the Brazilian alpine algalflora. It is a list of 75 differen t species, 20 varieties, and 3 named formae of freshwater algae (except for the diatoms) collected from the "brejo da Lapa", a sphag
Ficha Bjornbergiella, a New Genus of Cryptophyceae from Hawaiian SoilCarlos E. M. Bicudo5217-221NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarKaunaoa, Hawaii; Bjornbergiella hawaiiensis gen. et sp. nov. (Criptophyceae)Bjornbergiella hawaiiensis gen. et sp. nov. (Cryptophyceae) is described from a soil sample gathered in the proximity of Kaunaoa, Hawaii.
Ficha Genetic variation of Meristotheca cylindrica (Solieriaceae, Rhodophyta) in Campeche, MexicoCarlos Adán Palma Ortiz et. al.27315-326NOno completoGeneralcox2-3 spacer, genetic structure, genetic diversity, haplotypes, RuBisCo spacer.

Background. Meristotheca cylindrica is a red alga distributed in the Campeche coast, usually misidentified by the morphological variation spectrum exhibited in its populations. Objectives. We proposed to evaluate the geneti

Ficha Do plant density, nutrient availability, and herbivore grazing interact to aVect phlorotannin plasticity in the brown seaweed Ascophyllum nodosumCarl Johan Svensson · Henrik Pavia · Gunilla B. Toth1512177–2181Nono completoGeneral

Plants have diVerent strategies to cope with
herbivory, including induction of chemical defences and
compensatory growth. The most favourable strategy for an
individual plant may depend on the density at which the
plants are growing

Ficha Prospeccion del recurso Chondracanthus chamissoi "cochayuyo" en la playa de Huanchaco (trujillo), junio-julio 2005Carbajal W. and et. al.NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneral
Ficha Sustained high yields of Gracilaria (Rhodophyta) grown in intensive large-scale cultureCapo Thomas R. and et. al.11143-147NOno completoRodofitasGracilaria, sustainable productivity, land-based culture

Gracilaria ferox J. Agardh was grown continuously in large, outdoor tanks under a pulse-fed nutrient regime for
four years. Productivity ranged from 21.4 to 59.2 g d. wt m−2 d−1 with a mean of 39.7 g d. wt m−2 d−1 over

Ficha Comparison of ITS RFLP patterns of Gracilaria (Rhodophyceae, Gracilariales) populations from Chile and New Zealand and an examination of interfertility of Chilean morphotypesCandia Arturo and et. al.11185-193NOno completoRodofitasChile, interfertility trials, Gracilaria, ITS region, morphotypes, PCR, RFLPs, New Zealand

Restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) patterns of the internal transcribed spacer (ITS) of the nuclear
ribosomal cistron and crossability trials were used to characterize four morphotypes of Gracilaria from Lenga, Isla
Santa Mar&iac

Ficha Comunidades Algales Intermareales del Ambiente "Riscos" en Guerrero, Mexico.Candelaria-silva, Carlos, León-Alvarez, Daniel y González-González, JorgeND2481no completoSin asignarGuerrero, México; Rhodophyta, Phaeophyta y Chlorophyta.Se hace la tipificación de la comunidad algal del ambiente intermareal denominado zona de riscos, considerando su composición especifica, patrones de distribución de las principales especies y asociaciones, y su caracterización fisiografico-ecológica, en
Ficha Niveles de concentración de metales pesados en algas marinas bentónicas del litoral de la Isla de Tenerife (Islas Canarias). I, Cu, Zn y Fe. Campos, M., Galindo, L. R., Gil-Rodríguez, M. C., Hardis-Son, A., & Lozano, G. 478-81NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarSe determinan el cobre. zinc y hierro en siete especies de algas marinas bentónicas pertenecientes a la división Phaeophyta (Cystoseira abies-marinas, Cystoseira compressa, Cystoseira foeniculacea, Cystoseira humilis, Fucus spiralis, Sargassum vulgare y P
Ficha Temperature responses of several Cladophora species in relation to their geographic distribution.Cambridge, M.191903736no completoSin asignar
Ficha Utilización de biotransformados de Laminaria saccharina (L.) Lamouroux en la alimentación de la semilla de la almeja Ruditapes decussatus (L., 1758)Camacho A. Pérez and et. al.18321-328NOno completoFeofitaBiotransformado, células detríticas, Laminaria saccharina, alimentación, culti- vo, Ruditapes decussatus.

En este estudio se desarrolla una técnica de producción de biotransformados de Laminaria

saccharina (L.) Lamouroux basada en la acción secuencial de enzimas (endoglucanasas y celula-
sas) y dos bacterias aisladas en lab

Ficha Biomass and agar assessment of three species of Gracilaria from Negros Island, central PhilippinesCalumpong H.P. and et. al.173-182NOno completoRodofitasagar, biomass, Gracilaria, Philippines, seasonality, yield

Biomass, cover and agar quality of three species of Gracilaria were monitored monthly in three sites in Negros
Oriental, central Philippines, during the period July 1992–June 1993. The biomass per unit area of G. arcuata
peaked around M

Ficha Notas sobre tres especies de Gigartinaceae (Rhodophyta) del litoral peruanoCalderón Martha and et. al.17115-121NOno completoRodofitasGénero, morfología, reproductivo, distribución, taxonomía

La gran variabilidad morfológica de la familia Gigartinaceae ha producido constantes cambios taxonómicos
en sus especies miembros. Tradicionalmente su taxonomía ha estado basada en caracteres de la morfología
exter

Ficha Frog Spit and Pond ScumCain, S.A.53292-294757no completoSin asignar
Ficha CULTIVO DE MACROALGAS PERT 207031021, BAHÍA SALADO HIDROCULTIVOS S.A. CALDERA, III REGIÓN.Cabrera Undurraga Carlos ene-32NOno completoCultivo
Ficha Anatomy of a red tide bloom off the southwest coast of FloridaC.S. Yentsch and etal.7817–826Nono completoGeneralAtaxonomic analysis Chromophoric dissolved organic matter Early warning system Eutrophication Flow cytometry Karenia brevis Particle absorbance Visible reflected light

A massive outbreak of Karenia brevis that had been ongoing for several months along the southwestern
coast of Florida was sampled in early September 2005 off Sanibel Island to assess the utility of bio-optical
features and ataxonomic analysis

Ficha Nature of Obligate PhotoautotrophyC.R. Benedict2967-932863no completoSin asignar
Ficha The monitoring of opportunistic macroalgal blooms for the water framework directiveC.M. Scanlan and et. al.55162-171NOno completoGeneral

Among the various quality elements which the Water Framework Directive requires should be monitored are macroalgae. One aspect
of these is the presence, in transitional waters particularly, of large blooms of opportunistic macroalgae, such as Ulva

Ficha Chemical Fluctuations due to Seasonal and Cropping Effects on an Algal-Seagrass CommunityC.J. Dawes, K. Bird, M. Durako, R. Goddaed, W. Hoffman and R. McIntosh679--861720no completoSin asignarTarpon Springs, Florida; Thalassia testudinum Banks ex KönigBenthic algae as well as blades and short shoots of Thalassia testudinum Banks ex König (turtle grass) were collected from caged plots in February, May, and October off Tarpon Springs, Florida in 1m of water. The study was designed to determine chemical c
Ficha Acclimation Responses to Salinity of Three Estuarine Red Algae from New JerseyC. Yarish, P. Edwards and S. Casey51289-2941536no completoSin asignarGreat Bay Estuary, Nueva Jersey, EE. UU.; Bostrychia radicans Mont., Caloglossa leprieurii (Mont.) J. Ag., y Polysiphonia subtilissima Mont.The effects of salinity and acclimation time on the net photosynthetic responses of 3 estuarine red algae, Bostrychia radicans Mont., Caloglossa leprieurii (Mont.) J. Ag., and Polysiphonia subtilissima Mont., from Great Bay Estuary, New Jersey, USA, were
Ficha The State of Knowledge of the Coastal Fish Fauna of the Panamic Region Prior to the Construction of an Interoceanic Sea-Level CanalC. Richard Robins2159-166NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Algae in America Sewage stabilization pondsC. Mervin Palmer9no completoSin asignar
Ficha Nutrient Assimilation by Algae in Waste Stabilization PondsC. Mervin Palmer204-20911no completoSin asignarThe natural science approach to assimilation of nutrients involves the use of aquatic microorganisms to decompose unwanted wastes and to permit the products of decomposition, after absorption and assimilation by algae, to form cell substances that tend to
Ficha Evaluation of New Algicides for Water Supply PurposesC. Mervin Palmer481133-1137NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarThe screening tests for algicides thus far conducted serve to indicate that there are a number of chemical groups which contain compounds that are algicidal. The promising chemical groups include the inorganic salts, organic salts, rosin amine compounds,
Ficha Algae in Rivers of the United StatesC. Mervin Palmer6134-38NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Algal Records for Three Indiana Sewage Stabilization PondsC. Mervin Palmer138-145NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarAlgal identifications have been recorded from 376 samples collected from three Indiana sewage stabilization ponds during a period from May 1962 to August 1968. Although certain genera were found frequently in all three ponds, each pond had a distinctive a
Ficha A study of Lemanea in Indiana with notes on its distribution in North AmericaC. M. Palmer5NDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Zonación del fitobentos intermareal de la región de Cabo Peñas (Asturias)C. Fernández y F.X. Niell46121-141NOno completoGeneralFitobentos, zonación, intermareal rocoso, N. de España

Ficha Molecular data suggest a hybrid origin for the invasive Caulerpa racemosa (Caulerpales, Chlorophyta) in the Mediterranean SeaC. Durand, M. Manuel, C. F. Boudouresque, A. Meinesz, M. Verlaque & Y. Le Parco122-133NOLiga perdidaSin asignarCaulerpa racemosa; concerted evolution; hybrid; ITS1±ITS2; Mediterranean Sea; molecular phylogeny; polymorphism; ribosomal DNA; systematics; 18S intron.Morphological data has provided a basis for the hypothesis that three taxa belonging to the Caulerpa racemosa complex occur in the Mediterranean Sea: var. turbinata±uvifera, var. lamourouxi, and the `invasive variety'. In order to test this hypothesis and
Ficha Predator diversity strengthens trophic cascades in kepl forests by modifying herbivore behaviourByrnes J. and et. al.961-71NOno completoKelpBehaviourally modified interaction, biodiversity ecosystem function, kelp forest, multiple predator effects, predator diversity, trait-mediated indirect interactions, trophic cascade.

Although human-mediated extinctions disproportionately affect higher trophic levels,
the ecosystem consequences of declining diversity are best known for plants and
herbivores. We combined field surveys and experimental manipulations to exami

Ficha Plant cytoplasm. Contribution of French cytologistsBuvat Roger80143-146NOLiga perdidaSin asignar
Ficha Cultivation of Gigartina skottsbergii (Gigartinales, Rhodophyta): Recent advances and challenges for the futureBuschmann, A. H., Correa, J. A., Westermeier, R., Paredes, M. A., Aedo, D., Potin, P., ... & Hernández-González, M. C. (2001). 13 255–266NOLiga perdidaCultivocarrageenan, Chile, exploitation, Gigartina skottsbergii, indoor and outdoor cultivation, protoplasts, regeneration

This study integrates landings statistics and biological studies of the red alga Gigartina skottsbergii Setchell et
Gardner. The analysis of the landings and carrageenan production in Chile suggests that this resource will suffer a
strong har

Ficha The effect of water movement, temperature and salinity on abundance and reproductive patterns of latitudes Macrocystis spp. (Phaeophyta) at different in ChileBuschmann et.al.145849–862NOparcialmente completo con ligaSin asignar

This study describes the density variation and
phenology of Macrocystis integrifolia and M. pyrifera

populations from northern and southern Chile, respec-
tively. Samples of both species were taken in wave-ex-
posed and wave-prote

Ficha Experimental indoor cultivation of the carrageenophytic red alga Gigartina skottsbergiiBuschmann Alejandro H. and et. al.241357-370NOno completoCultivoChile; Cultivation methods; Gigartina skottsbergii; Growth; Harvesting; Indoor tanks; Irradiance; Temperature

Exploitation of carrageenophytic seaweeds in Chile has increased significantly over the past few
years. Gigartina skottsbergii is one of the species exploited and the harvesting pressure could have
negative consequences on the sustainability

Ficha Red algal farming in Chile: a reviewBuschmann Alejandro H. and et. al.194203-220NOCompletoRodofitasAgarophytes; Carrageenophytes; Chile; Edible seaweeds; Research advances; Seaweed cultivation

Production of seaweeds in Chile has fluctuated between 74,000 and 322,000 wet metric tonsryear during the last 14 years, involving different species of Phaeophyta and Rhodophyta. Among Rhodophyta, the most importa

Ficha Reproduction strategies of Macrocystis pyrifera (Phaeophyta) in Southern Chile: The importance of population dynamicsBuschmann Alejandro H. and et. al.18575-582NOno completoFeofitaMacrocystis pyrifera, reproduction strategies, southern Chile, spore production, sporophylls

Macrocystis pyrifera is an ecologically dominant species along the temperate Northern and Southern Pacific Coast
of America, showing some similarities and differences at population and community level. In general, this kelp is
reported to be

Ficha Determinants of disease expression and survival ofinfected individual froonds in wild populations of Mazzaella laminarioides (Rhodophyta) in central and southern ChileBuschmann A. H. and et. al.NORodofitas
Ficha The effect of water movement, temperature and salinity on abundance and reproductive patterns of Macrocystis spp. (Phaeophyta) at different latitudes in ChileBuschmann A. H. and et. al.145849-862NOno completoFeofita

This study describes the density variation and
phenology of Macrocystis integrifolia and M. pyrifera

populations from northern and southern Chile, respec-
tively. Samples of both species were taken in wave-ex-
posed and wave-prote

Ficha Recent advances in the understanding of the biological basis for Gigartina skottsbergii (Rhodophyta) cultivation in ChileBuschmann A. H. and et. al.427-434NOno completoRodofitascarrageenophytes, cultivation, Gigartina skottsbergii, population dynamics

The demand in Chile for carrageenophytic algae has increased strongly during the last 3 years, with emphasis on

Gigartina skottsbergii, a species representing landings of 32 438 t (wet) during 1996. Various sources of inform-
ation indicate

Ficha Nutrient versus herbivore control of macroalgal community development and coral growth on a Caribbean reefBurkepile Deron E. and Mark E. Hay38971-84NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneralEutrophication · Overfishing · Parrotfish · Selective grazing · Surgeonfish · Plant–herbivore interactions

Coral reefs are in global decline, with seaweeds replacing corals as spatial dominants.
Overfishing of herbivores, anthropogenic eutrophication, and interactions between these factors
have been postulated as causes, but long-term tests of the

Ficha Taxonomic Challenges and Distribution of Gracilarioid Algae (Gracilariales, Rhodophyta) in TanzaniaBuriyo A.S. and et. al.3135-141NOno completoRodofitasGracilaria, Gracilariales, taxonomy, distribution,Tanzania

This paper reviews the taxonomical literature of the gracilarioid algae from Tanzania,
and provides information about their ecology and distribution based on an intensive regime of
local collection. Its aim was to provide names, even if on a

Ficha The Effectiveness of Macroalgal Reduction and Diadema antillarum Addition in Maintaining Algal Turfs and Facilitating Coral RecoveryBURDICK David 0NOno completoGeneral
Ficha First attempt to cultivate the carrageenan-producing seaweed Chondracanthus chamissoi (C. Agardh) Ku¨tzing (Rhodophyta; Gigartinales) in Northern ChileBulboaBulboa Cristian R. and et. al.01-junNOno completoCultivocarrageenophyte, Chile, Chondracanthus chamissoi, mariculture, seaweed, vegetativepropagation

Chondracanthus chamissioi is an important source of carrageenan in -Chile. Presently, all the production is harvested from wild populations. This study reports the first attempt to cultivate c. chamissoi. experiments were conducted with female gametoph

Ficha First attempt to ciltivate the carrageenan-producing seaweed Chondracanthus chamissoi (c: Agardh) Kutzing (Rhodophyta; Gigartinales) in Northern ChileBulboa et.al.NOparcialmente completo con ligaSin asignar
Ficha First attempt to cultivate the carrageenan-producing seaweed Chondracanthus chamissoi (C. Agardh)Ku¨tzing (Rhodophyta; Gigartinales) in Northern ChileBulboa Cristian R and et. al.NORodofitas
Ficha Cultivation of cystocarpic, tetrasporic and vegetative fronds of Chondracanthus chamissoi (Rhodophyta, Gigartinales) on ropes at two localities in northern Chile*Bulboa Cristian & Juan Macchiavello34109-112NOparcialmente completo con ligaRodofitasalgas, cultivo, Chondracanthus chamissoi, Rhodophyta, Chile.

RESUMEN. Chondracanthus chamissoi es una macroalga altamente apreciada como alimento natural en países asiá-
ticos, alcanzando buenos precios internacionales. Sin embargo, este mercado demanda un producto de alta calidad, el

c

Ficha The Effects of Light and Temperature on Different Phases of the Life Cycle in the Carrageenan Producing Alga Chondracanthus chamissoi (Rhodophyta, Gigartinales)Bulboa C. R. and J. E. Macchiavello44371-374NOparcialmente completo con ligaRodofitas

Growth of female gametophyte and sporophyte phases of Chondracanthus chamissoi was measured under
controlled laboratory conditions, examining effects of different combinations of photon flux density and
temperature. Apical segments of both (i

Ficha Coccolith and Silicoflagellate Stratigraphy, Northwestern Pacific Ocean, Deep Sea Drilling Project Leg 32. Bukry, D.32677-701NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Silicoflagellate and Coccolith stratigraphy, northwestern Pacific Ocean, Deep Sea Drilling Project Leg 34. Bukry, D.34715-735NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha STABLE ISOTOPES IN ECOSYSTEM STUDIESBruce J. Peterson and Brian Fry18293-320Nono completoGeneral
Ficha Viable Soil Algae From The Herbarium of The Missouri Botanical GardenBruce C. Parker, Noe Schanen, and Richard Renner56112-119NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarHerbario del jardín botánico de MissouriSoil particles from herbarium sheets of aquatic, bog and terrestrial plants were used as innoculum on Bold´s modified Bristol´s medium. Forty-six of the 124 innoculations were successful, and algae were obtained from specimens up to 60 years old. Green al
Ficha Contributions in PhycologyBruce C. Parker and R. Malcolm Brown22560781no completoSin asignar
Ficha Biotic Relationships between Soil Algae and Other MicroorganismsBruce C. Parker and Harold C. Bold48185-19717no completoSin asignarTexas; Cultivos de agua en el suelo; Bracteacoccus, Chlamydomonas, Chlamydomonas, Phormidium sp.; ecológico.A study was conducted of biotic relationships between various algae and other microorganisms isolated from a sample of Texas soil. From 143 two-membered combinations of organisms tested in soil-water cultures, 3 were selected for detailed studies of the n
Ficha Community Organization in Temperate and Tropical Rocky Intertidal Habitats: Prey Refuges in Relation to Consumer Pressure GradientsBruce A. Menge and Jane Lubchenco51429-450NOno completoGeneralalgae; barnacles; bivalves; community structure; consumer pressure;fishes; gastro- pods; herbivory; predation; refugia; rocky intertidal; temperate vs. tropical; zonation.

The structure of a tropical rocky intertidal community on Taboguilla Island on the
Pacific coast of Panama is characterized by extremely low abundances of noncrustose algae and
sessile animals, indistinct vertical zonation patterns (a result

Ficha Comparison of three techniques for identifying isomorphic phases of Chondrus crispus (Gigartinaceae)Brown M. T. and et. al.16447-450NOno completoRodofitasChondrus crispus, FT-IR, Gigartinaceae, iridescence, resorcinol test

Chondrus crispus, a member of the economically important family Gigartinaceae, alternates between two free-living
isomorphic life history phases. The carrageenan composition of the gametophyte and tetrasporophyte phases has
been used to ident

Ficha Utility of psbA and nSSU for phylogenetic reconstruction in the Corallinales based on New Zealand taxaBroom Judith E.S. and et. al.46958–973NOLiga perdidaRodofitasCorallinales; nSSU; psbA; Hapalidiaceae; Corallinaceae; Sporolithaceae; New Zealand; Mesophyllum; Spongites

A number of molecular studies of the Corallinales, a calcified order of the red algae, have used the conservative nSSU gene to investigate relationships within the order. However interspecific variation at this locus is low

Ficha Parsimony analysis in historical biogeography and coevolution: methodological and theoretical update.Brooks, D. R.3914-30NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarA unified methodology for parsimony analysis in studies of the co-speciation of clades that co-occur in ecological associations is presented. It incorporates two methodological prescriptions proposed by Wiley with a third, namely duplication of areas when
Ficha Unravelling the algae. The past, present and future of algal systematicsBrodie J. & J. LewisNOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneral
Ficha Effects of red macroalgal (Gracilariopsis sp.) abundance on eelgrass Zostera marina in Tomales Bay, California, USABrittany E. Huntington, Katharyn E. Boyer367133-142Nono completoGeneralMacroalgae · Bloom · Seagrass · Zostera marina · Tomales Bay

Observations of increasing red macroalgal (Gracilariopsis sp.) abundance in Tomales
Bay, California (USA) prompted a field survey and an in situ experiment testing algal mat effects on
eelgrass (Zostera marina) growth. At the conclusion of a

Ficha Nutrient Inputs from the Watershed and Coastal Eutrophication in the Florida KeysBRIAN E. LAPOINTE, MARK W. CLARK15465-476Nono completoGeneral

Widespread use of septic tanks in the Florida Keys increase the nutrient concentrations of limestone

groundwaters that discharge into shallow nearshore waters, resulting in coastal eutrophication. This study char-
acterizes watershed nutrie

Ficha Hurricanes Frances and Jeanne Remove Blooms of the Invasive Green Alga Caulerpa brachypus forma parvifolia (Harvey) Cribb From Coral Reefs Off Northern Palm Beach County, FloridaBRIAN E. LAPOINTE, BRADLEY J. BEDFORD, and REX BAUMBERGER29966–971Nono completoGeneral

Coral reefs worldwide are under stress from a variety of anthropogenic activities that can alter or inhibit
recovery from catastrophic physical disturbances such as hurricanes. On coral reefs off southeast Florida, land-based nutrient
polluti

Ficha EXPERIMENTAL OUTDOOR STUDIES WITH ULVA FASCZATA Delile. 1. INTERACTION OF LIGHT AND NITROGEN ON NUTRIENT UPTAKE, GROWTH, AND BIOCHEMICAL COMPOSITIONBRIAN E. LAPOINTE and KENNETH R. TENORE53135-152Nono completoGeneral

Ficha Macroalgal blooms on southeast Florida coral reefs I. Nutrient stoichiometry of the invasive green alga Codium isthmocladum in the wider Caribbean indicates nutrient enrichmentBrian E. Lapointe and etal.41092–1105Nono completoGeneralNitrogen; Phosphorus; Macroalgae; Coral reefs; Eutrophication

Invasive blooms of the siphonaceous green algae Codium spp. have been considered a symptom of coastal eutrophication but,
to date, only limited biochemical evidence supports a linkage to land-based nutrient pollution. Beginning in the summer of 19

Ficha Nutrient thresholds for bottom-up control of macroalgal blooms on coral reefs in Jamaica and southeast FloridaBrian E. Lapointe421119-1131NOno completoGeneral

During the past two decades coral reefs in the greater Caribbean area have been altered by phase shifts away
from corals and toward macroalgae or algal turfs. This study tested the hypothesis that because the phase shift on
reefs in Jamaica a

Ficha Nitrogen fixation by Nostoc colonies in terrestrial environments of Aldabra Atoll, Indian OceanBrian A. Whitton, Alan Donaldson and Malcolm Potts18278-287NOno completoGeneral

The rates of acetylene reduction were compared in situ for six diffrerent types of terrestial and semu-aquatic Nostoc colonies and Aldabra as an indication of their rates of nitrogen fixation. The rates per unite chlorophyl

Ficha Ecological Differences Between the Isomorphic Phases of Mazzaella lilacina (Rhodophyta, Gigartinaceae)Brent Philips1-127NOCompletoRodofitas

Some of the potential factors responsible for the observed increase in the proportion of tetrasporophytes in wave exposed populations of Mazzaella lilacina (Postels et Ruprecht) Leister have been examined. By counting the n

Ficha Ecological Differences Between the Isomorphic Phases of Mazzaella lilacina (Rhodophyta, Gigartinaceae)Brent Philips1-127NOCompletoRodofitas

Some of the potential factors responsible for the observed increase in the proportion of tetrasporophytes in wave exposed populations of Mazzaella lilacina (Postels et Ruprecht) Leister have been examined. By counting the n

Ficha PARMALES (CHRYSOPHYCEAE) FROM THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC, MEXICO INCLUDING THE DESCRIPTION OF A NEW species, Tetraparma insecta so. Nov., AND A PROPOSAL TO THE TAXONOMY OF THE GROUPBravo-Sierra E and D. U. Hernandez-BecerrilNOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneral
Ficha  Über die morphologischen Verhältnisse der Cladophora-Basis.Brand, F.27292-3003727no completoSin asignar
Ficha DIVERSITY OF INTERTIDAL MACROALGAE INCREASES WITH NITROGEN LOADING BY INVERTEBRATESBRACKEN MATTHEW E. S. AND KARINA J. NIELSEN852828-2836NOno completoGeneraldiversity; facilitation; macroalgae; nitrogen uptake; nutrients; positive interactions; productivity; rocky intertidal; species richness; tide pools.

Many ecological phenomena are characterized by context dependency, and

the relationship between diversity and productivity is no exception. We examined the re-
lationship between macroalgal diversity and nutrient availability by evaluating

Ficha SPORES’ GERMINATION OF Gelidiun Floridanum (GELIDIALES, RHODOPHYTA): CYTOCHEMICAL AND ULTRASTRUCTURAL STUDYBouzon, Z. L. and et. al.12NOno completoRodofitas
Ficha Ultrastructure of tetraspore germination in the agar-producing seaweed Gelidium floridanum (Gelidiales, Rhodophyta)Bouzon Z.L. and et. al.44409-415NOCompletoRodofitas

Spore germination is a crucial step in the dispersion and establishment of algae. Here we describe for the first time the ultrastructure of the initial stages of the tetraspore germination of Gelidium floridanum, a spe

Ficha GENETIC STRUCTURE OF NATURAL POPULATIONS IN THE RED ALGAE GELIDIUM CANARIENSE (GELIDIALES, RHODOPHYTA) INVESTIGATED BY RANDOM AMPLIFIED POLYMORPHIC DNA (RAPD) MARKERSBouza Nieves and et. al.42304-311NOno completoRodofitasCanary Islands; Gelidium canari- ense; genetic diversity; genetic structure; popula- tion genetics; RAPD; Rhodophyta

Random amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD)

marker variation was analyzed in female game-
tophytes in natural populations of Gelidium canari-
ense (Grunow) Seoane-Camba ex Haroun, Gil-
Rodr? ?guez, Diaz de Castro et Prud’Homme v

Ficha Metal (Fe, Zn, Cu, Pb and Cd) concentration patterns in components of a macrophyte-based coastal lagoon ecosystemBoubonari Theodora and et. al.63527-36NOno completoGeneralMetals Sediments Macrophytes Invertebrates Fish Feeding habits

Information on the metal biological fate in
macrophyte-based coastal lagoons is provided; this
information can contribute to the assessment of the
environmental effects of metal pollution and to the

development of predictive model

Ficha Photosynthesis and calcification in the articulated coralline red algae Amphiroa anceps and A. foliaceaBorowitzka M.A.6217-23NOCompletoRodofitas

Ficha Effects of macroalgal mats on intertidal sandflats: an experimental studyBolam Stefan G. and et. al.249123-137NOno completoGeneralMacroalgal mats; Macrobenthic community; Sandflats; Sediment variables

The growth of green macroalgal mats is becoming increasingly common in many marine
intertidal habitats. While the ecological effects of such growth has previously been experimentally
investigated on mudflats, such experiments have rarely been

Ficha Scotiellopsis, cine neue Gattung aus der gleichnamigen Unterfamilie Scotiellopsioideae (Oocystaceae, Chlorococcales}, nebst Bemerkungen zu den verwandten GattungcnBohuslav Fott48289 -2982847no completoSin asignarScotiellopsis Fott.; Oocystaceae, Chlorococcales.A new genus Scotiellopsis Fott has be estabilished. It involves inucellullar Chlorococcales having the habit of the genus Scotiella Fritsch, but reproducing by autospores. The cell Wall of those autospores exhibits the same structure as that of the mother
Ficha Dinoflagellates of the coastal waters of the western pacific.Böhm, A. 1371 A 45NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Effect of Nitrogen and Phosphorus Supply on Growth and Tissue Composition of Ulva Fenestrata and Enteromorpha Intestinalis (Ulvales, Chlorophyta)Bo R. Björnsäter, Patricia A. Wheeler603-611NOLiga perdidaSin asignarChlorophyta; Enteromorpha intestinals; growth rates; nutrient limitation; tissue nitrogen; tissue phosphorus; Ulva fenestrataThe chlorophyte macroalgae Ulva fenestrata (Postels and Ruprecht) and Enteromorpha intestinalis (Linnaeus) Link. were grown under various nutrient regimes in indoor semi-continuous and batch cultures. Tissue nitrogen contents ranged from 1.3–5.4% N (dry w
Ficha Fucoidan: Structure and BioactivityBo Li*, Fei Lu, Xinjun Wei and Ruixiang Zhao131671-1695NOno completoFeofitaFucoidan, structure, bioactivity

Fucoidan refers to a type of polysaccharide which contains substantial
percentages of L-fucose and sulfate ester groups, mainly derived from brown seaweed. For
the past decade fucoidan has been extensively studied due to its numerous interest

Ficha Comparison between a new application of multivariate regression and current spectroscopy methods for the determination of...Bo Karlberg, U. Larsson411137-143NOno completoGeneralChlorophyll a; Chlorophyll b; Chlorophyll c; Pheophytin a; Pheophytin b; Pheoporphyrin c; Multivariate calibration; Partial least squares regression

A multivariate calibration model, partial least squares regression for several independent variables (PLS2), has been devel-
oped for the simultaneous determination of chlorophyll a, b and c and the corresponding pheophytin a and b and pheoporphyr

Ficha Cross-habitat impacts of species decline: response of estuarine sediment communities to changing detrital resourcesBishop M.J. and M. A. Coleman163517-525NOLiga perdidaFeofitaDetritus Extinction Macroinvertebrates Phyllospora comosa Spatial subsidy

Food webs of many ecosystems are sustained by
organic matter from other habitats. Human activities and
climatic change are increasingly modifying the quality and
supply of these resources, yet for most ecosystems it is
unknown how t

Ficha Cladophora growth in the Peel-Harvey estuarine system following blooms of the cyanobacterium Nodularia spumigena.Birch, P. B., & Gabrielson, J. O. 2717-22NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarIn recent years severe blooms of the nitrogen-fixing cyanobacterium Nodularia spumigcna have occurrcd during spring and early summer in the eutrophic Peel-Harvey Estuary. Following decomposition of thesc blooms there are blooms of Cladophora and other mac
Ficha The effects of temperature on producers, consumers, and plant–herbivore interactions in an intertidal communityBionda Morelissen, Christopher D.G. Harley348162-173NOno completoGeneralHerbivory; Lottia (Collisella) scabra; Macroalgae; Microalgae; Thermal stress; Top-down vs. bottom-up effects

Although global warming is acknowledged as a primary threat to populations and communities, the impact of rising temperature
on community structure remains poorly understood. In this study, we investigated the direct and indirect effects of temper

Ficha Supraspecific taxa as terminals in cladistic analysis: implicit assumptions of monophyly and a comparison of methodsBININDA-EMONDS OLAF R. P. NOparcialmente completo con ligaSin asignar
Ficha Numerical simulations suggest that counting sums and taxonomic resolution of diatom analyses to determine IPS pollution and ACID acidity indices can be reducedBigler Christian, Veronika Gälman & Ingemar Renberg22541-548NOparcialmente completo con ligaSin asignarEpilithic diatoms. Index . Monitoring . Counting sum size . Numerical simulations

Implementation of the European Union Water
Framework Directive and associated national guidelines has
emphasized the value of using biota, such as epilithic
diatoms in streams, as indicators of water quality. However,
guidelines for

Ficha Algal Phylogeny and the Origin of Land Plants1Bhattacharya Debashish and Linda Medlin116sep-15NOno completoGeneral

The green algae and land plants form a monophyletic
lineage (the chlorophytes) that contains both protistan and
higher taxa (Graham, 1996). An important issue regarding
the evolution of this green lineage that still remains in
quest

Ficha Algae of the James River Basin, Virginia I. Zygnemataceae and OedogoniaceaeBernard Woodson and G. W. Prescott80166-1752848no completoSin asignarRío James, Virginia, EE.UU.; Zygnemataceae y Oedogoniaceae This report is the first of several which we propose to make from studies of the algal flora of Virginia. The initial study, made in 1956, was a survey of the Chlorophyta of the James River Basin. Field work included the taking of limnological and ecologi
Ficha SPORELING COALESCENCE AND INTRACLONAL VARIATION IN GRACILARIA CHILENSIS (CRACILARIALES, RHODOPHYTA)'Bernabé Santelices et. al.32313-322NOno completoRodofitasbicolor individuals; Gracilaria chilensis; intraclonal variation; RAPD; Rhodophyta; sporeling coalescence

This study n<aluates the hypothesis that spore coalescence may cause intraclonal variation. Spore coalescence might allow the occurrence of unitary thalli that in fact correspond to genetically different, coale

Ficha New records of marine algae from Chile and their effect on phytogeographyBernabe Santelices and Isabella A. Abbott17213-222NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarcentro y norte de Chile; Chlorophyta, Phaeophyta y RhodophytaForty species of marine algae (ten Chlorophyta, nine Phaeophyta and twenty-one Rhodophyta) are newly reported from central and northern Chile. Of these, seventeen are new to Pacific South America, the remaining are range extensions from Peru and within Ch
Ficha Taxonomic and nomenclatural notes on some Gelidiales (Rhodophyta)Bernabé Santelices15165-1731349no completoSin asignarGelidillm caerlliescens Klitzing, G. irreglliare Loomis, Pterocladia tropica Dawson y P. rigida LoomisExamination of the description and the type specimen of five species of Gelidiales (Rhodophyta) indicates that four of them, namely Gelidillm caerlliescens Klitzing, G. irreglliare Loomis, Pterocladia tropica Dawson and P. rigida Loomis, could be included
Ficha A Taxonomic Review of Hawaiian Gelidiales (Rhodophyta)Bernabé Santelices3161-841363no completoSin asignarHawai, G. acerosa (Forsskal) Feldmann et Hamel, G. adnata Dawson, G. machrisiana Dawson y G. myrioclada BørgesenThe present study reviews most collections of Gelidiales known from Hawaii. Three genera, each one including four species, are recognized among nearly 350 specimens examined. The genus Gelidiefla is represented in Hawaii by G. acerosa (Forsskal) Feldmann
Ficha Branching coral as a macroalgal refuge in a marginal coral reef systemBennett S. and et. al.29471-480NOLiga perdidaFeofitaHerbivory Lobophora variegata Ecosystem function Phase shift Resilience Coral reef

Marginal coral reef systems may provide
valuable insights into the nature of ecosystem processes in
systems on the trajectory towards a phase shift to an

alternate ecosystem state. This study investigates the pro-
cess of herbivor

Ficha Effects of wave exposure on the proportion of gametophytes and tetrasporophytes of Mazzaella oregona (Rhodophyta: Gigartinales) from Pacific CanadaBenita Mudge and Ricardo Scrosati83701-704NOCompletoRodofitas

The proportion of life history phases in red seaweeds is an important descriptor of population structure. This paper describes the relative abundance of gametophytes and tetrasporophytes of Mazzaella oregona (Rhodophyta: Gi

Ficha Efects of wave exposure on the proportion of gametophytes and tetrasporophytes of Mazzaella oregona (Rhodophyta: Gigartinales) from Pacific CanadaBenita Mudge and Ricardo Scrosati83701-704NOLiga perdidaRodofitas

The proportion of life history phases in red seaweeds is an important descriptor of population structure. This paper describes the relative abundance of gametophytes and tetrasporophytes of Mazzaella oregona (Rhodophyta: Gi

Ficha Microalgae biotechnology.Benemann, J. R., Tillett, D. M., & Weissman, J. C. 5 47-53NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Variation in gametophyte dominance in populations of Chondrus verrucosus (Gigartinaceae, Rhodophyta)Bellgrove Alecia and Masakazu N. Aoki56246-254NOCompletoRodofitasdispersal, gametophyte, isomorphic, macroalgae, phase dominance, resorcinol-acetal test, tetrasporophyte.

We describe the abundance, including spatial and temporal variability, of phases of the isomorphic Chondrus verrucosus Mikami from Japan. Chondrus verrucosus occurred in a dense (~90% cover) and temporally stable&

Ficha Small-scale temporal variation in propagule supply of an intertidal red algaBellgrove A. & M. N. Aoki45458-464NOparcialmente completo con ligaRodofitasChondrus verrucosus, Propagule supply, Spore release, Supply-side ecology, Temporal variation, Tidal rhythm

Ficha Applying flow tank measurements to the surf zone: Predicting dislodgment of the GigartinaceaeBell Emily C. 47159-166NOno completoRodofitasdislodgment, drag, Gigartinaceae, hydro- dynamic force, Mastocarpus, Mazzaella, mechanical design, wave exposure.

Our understanding of how flow affects the survival of

members of the Gigartinaceae has advanced consider-
ably in recent years. In particular, methods have been

developed that give phycologists a powerful tool with

which to pr

Ficha Ecology from individuals to ecosystems Begon et.al.NOparcialmente completo con ligaSin asignar
Ficha Macroalgal canopies: distribution and diversity of associated invertebrates and effects on the recruitment and growth of musselsBégin Chantale and et. al.271121-132NOno completoGeneralBiodiversity · Community structure · Ecosystem engineering · Kelp bed · Mytilus edulis · Positive interactions

We examined the invertebrate assemblages associated with macroalgal canopies in the
Mingan Islands (northern Gulf of St. Lawrence, eastern Canada) in the summer and fall of 2001.
Invertebrates were sampled in patches or beds of 4 species of m

Ficha Assessing sewage impact in a South-West Atlantic rocky shore intertidal algal communityBecherucci Maria Eugenia, Santiago Lucerito, Benavides Hugo Rodolfo, Vallarino Eduardo Alberto388–394NOLiga perdidaSin asignarSewage outfall; Coastal pollution; Algal indicators; Mar del Plata; ArgentinaThe spatial and seasonal variation of the specific composition and community parameters (abundance, diversity, richness and evenness) of the intertidal algal assemblages was studied at four coastal sampling sites, distributed along an environmental gradie
Ficha Nuevos Registros del Género Anadyomene J.V. Lamouroux (Anadyomenaceae, Chlorophyta) para el Mar CaribeBeatriz Vera, César Paz y Juan Linares105-111.NOLiga perdidaSin asignarAnadyomene, Archipiélago Los Roques, Caribe, Chlorophyta, VenezuelaDos nuevos registros del género Anadyomene (Anadyomenaceae, Chlorophyta) se reportan para la costa venezolana: A. pavonina y A. rhizoidifera, originalmente descritas para Florida y Brasil respectivamente. Estas algas se colectaron creciendo sobre Sargassu
Ficha New coral reef boring sponges (Hadromerida: Clionaidae) from the Mexican Paci¢c OceanBautista-Guerrero OP, Jose¤ Luis Carballo, Jose¤ Antonio Cruz-Barraza O and Hector H. NavaNOparcialmente completo con ligaSin asignar
Ficha The extensive development of the turf-forming red alga Womersleyella setacea (Hollenberg) R. E. Norris (Rhodophyta, Ceramiales) in the Bay of Boka Kotorska, Montenegro (southern Adriatic Sea)BATTELLI CLAUDIO & FABIO RINDI142120 – 125NOLiga perdidaRodofitasMacrobenthic algae, southern Adriatic Sea, sublittoral, turf-forming, Womersleyella setacea

In August 2003, dense turfs formed by the filamentous red alga Womersleyella setacea (Hollenberg) R. E. Norris were found in the open part of the Bay of Boka Kotorska, on the shore of Montenegro (southern Adriatic Sea). The

Ficha A comparative study between Lithothamnion minervae and the type material of Millepora fasciculata (Corallinales, Rhodophyta)Basso Daniela and et. al.43215-223NOCompletoRodofitas

Ficha A Mediterranean population of Spongites fructiculosus (Rhodophyta, Corallinales) the type species of spongites, and the taxonomic status of S. stalactitica and S. racemosaBasso D. and G. RodondiNOparcialmente completo con ligaRodofitas
Ficha Designing marine reserves for interacting species: Insights from theoryBasketta Marissa L. , Fiorenza Michelib, Simon A. LevinaNOparcialmente completo con ligaSin asignar
Ficha Observations on Several Benthic Marine Algae from South Padre Island, TexasBart J. Baca, Elenor R. Cox and L. O. Sorensen21459-462NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarCosta sur de Texas, EE. UU.; Spatoglossum schroederiHabit descriptions and additional ecological data are given for four benthic marine algae found on the south Texas coast. Spatoglossum schroederi is reported for the first time from South Padre Island. The collections represent the northernmost range of e
Ficha A developmental mutation in Enteromorpha lingulata J. Ag. (Chlorophyta, Ulvales)Bart J. Baca and Elenor R. Cox18369-377NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarEnteromorpha lingulata A mutation which appears only in the haploid female state and affects the early development of Enteromorpha lingulata by disorienting direction of cell division is described. The atypical spheroid thallus is the result of interaction between Mendelian and
Ficha A developmental mutation in Enteromorpha lingulata J. Ag. (Chlorophyta, Ulvales)Bart J. Baca and Elenor R. Cox369-377NOSin asignarA mutation which appears only in the haploid female state and affects the early development of Enteromorpha lingulata by disorienting direction of cell division is described. The atypical spheroid thallus is the result of interaction between Mendelian and
Ficha Algae Anatomy, Biochemistry,and BiotechnologyBarsanti Laura and Paolo GualtieriNOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneral
Ficha RAPD differetiation of Grateloupia lanceola and the invasive Grateloupia turuturu (Gigartinales, Rhodophyta) in the Iberian PeninsulaBarreiro R. and et. al.NORodofitas
Ficha Fast sporophyte replacement after removal suggests banks of latent microscopic stages of Laminaria ochroleuca (phaeophyceae) in tide pools in northern PortugalBarradas, A., Alberto, F., Engelen, A. H., & Serrào, E. A.52435-439NOCompletoSin asignarRecruitment l Bank of microscopic forms l Laminaria ochroleuca l Kelp canopy l Disturbance l Life history

This study investigated the effects of a physical disturbance consisting of the removal of adult kelps (Laminaria ochroleuca Bachelot de la Pylaie) and their corresponding understorey turf assemblage in tide pools in northe

Ficha New species of Polycavernosa Chang & Xia (Gracilariaceae, Rhodophyta) from the western Pacific. Bangmei, X., & Abbott, I. A. 26405-418NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarFour new species of Polycavernosa (Gracilariaceae) are described from the western Pacific: P. changii from Malaysia and Thailand; P. divergens from the Philippines; P. fisheri from Thailand; P. subtilis from Malaysia. Hydropuntia urvillei Montagne, origin
Ficha Raphidophyceans on the coasts of MexicoBand-Schmidt Christine J. and et. al.51579-89NOno completoFitoplanctonChattonella marina, culture, Fibrocapsa japonica, Heterosigma akashiwo, raphidophyceae, Mexico

The presence of ichthyotoxic phytoflagellates Chattonella marina, Fibrocapsa japonica, and Heterosigma
akashiwo of the algal class Raphidophyceae are reported for first time in the Gulf of Mexico and the Pacific
coast of Mexico. Phytoplankton

Ficha Catálogo de las algas bentónicas (con exclusión de las diatomeas) de la costa catalana. Ballesteros i Sagarra, E., & Romero, J. R. M. 13723-765NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarA check-list of the benthic algae of the Catalan coast (NE of Spain) is presented. A bibliographical revision as well as many samples taken all along the Catalan coast have been the sources of this check-list. The gene- ral arrangement of the work is base
Ficha Nuclear 18S rRNA gene sequeence analyses indicate that the Mastophoroideae (Corallinaceae, Rhodophyta) is a polyphyletic taxonBailey J. C. and et. al.4303-dicNOLiga perdidaRodofitas

Ficha Nuclear 18S rRNA gene sequence analyses indicate that the Mastophoroideae (Corallinaceae, Rhodophyta) is a polyphyletic taxonBailey et.al. 20044303-dicNOLiga perdidaRodofitas

Ficha Investigaciones sobre algas marinas de importancia industrial.Baardseth, E.  41 A 18NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Effects of boating activities on aquatic vegetation in the Stockholm archipelago, Baltic SeaB.K. Eriksson, A. Sandström, M. Isæus, H. Schreiber, P. Karas339–349NOLiga perdidaSin asignarrecreational boating; ferry traffic; brackish community composition; charophytes; multivariate analyses; t-value biplotThe aquatic vegetation in 44 similar shallow and sheltered inlets exposed to different kinds of disturbances by boating was studied in a rocky archipelago in the Baltic Sea. The results indicate that both recreational boating activities and traffic by med
Ficha Taxonomy and Biology of the Fresh Water Red Alga Compsopogon in Bihar, IndiaB.D. Sinha and N.K. Srivastava71-76NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarBihar, India; Compsopogon coeruleus (Balbis) Mont. y C. aeruginosus (J. Ag.) KútzAlgological investigations of a fish pond and a lake at Muzaffarpur in the state of Bihar, India have shown the occurrence of two species of the fresh wáter red alga viz. Compsopogon coeruleus (Balbis) Mont. and C. aeruginosus (J. Ag.) Kútz. The biology o
Ficha BLUE-GREEN ALGAE (CYANOBACTERIA) OF E OCEANIC COAST OF ALDABRAB.A. Whitton and M. Potts238Nono completoGeneral

An account is given of the blue-green algae of the oceanic coast
of Aldabra, from the supralittoral to the sublittoral at 40 m depth.
These algae are most conspicuous in the supralittoral and upper
littoral. Here they form an almost comp

Ficha An Updated and Annotated List of Marine Brown Algae (Phaeophyceae) of the Caribbean Coast of the Republic of PanamaB. Wysor and O. De Clerck46151-160NOLiga perdidaGeneral

Thirty-six taxa of brown macroalgae (Phaeophyceae) are reported for the Caribbean coast of the Republic of Panama including 16 new records. Most of the species diversity is restricted to two families, Dictyotaceae and Sarga

Ficha A Study Of A Green Unicellular Alga of Genus Botrydium Wallroth, Xanthophyta Found in Subtropic of Brasil, South America.B. V. SKVORTZOV25ND84no completoSin asignarSao Paulo, Brasil; Botrydium Wall., Xanthophyta The author gives the description of econogy, morthology and life history of a green unicellular alga of genus Botrydium Wall., Xanthophyta found in Sao Paulo in 1962-1963. Genus Botrydium is of a cosmopolitan distribution and is growing of sewage fields i
Ficha Nomenclature and typification of Gelidiella tenuissima (Gelidiales, Rhodophyta)B. Santellces and J.M. Rico41436-440NOLiga perdidaSin asignar

The nomenclature and the type material of the entity presently known as Gelidiella pannosa (Feldmann) Feldmann & Hamel are considered. It is concluded that C. tenuissima Feldmann & Hamel is the correct name for the

Ficha Ecological studies for harvesting and culturing Gymnogongrus furcellatus (Rhodophyta, Gigartinales) in Central ChileB. Santelices, P. Camus & A. J. Hoffmann171-181NOSin asignarharvesting methods, seaweed cultivation, Gymnogongrus, sand invasionEvery year, several hundred tonnes of dry Gymnogongrus furcellatus are exported from Chile for carrageenan production. The present study provides ecological information for rational harvesting practices, including an understanding of the effects of enviro
Ficha Ecological studies for harvesting and culturing Gymnogongrus furcellatus (Rhodophyta, Gigartinales) in Central ChileB. Santelices, P. Camus & A. J. Hoffmann1171-181NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarHarvesting methods, seaweed cultivation, Gymnogongrus, sand invasion.Every year, several hundred tonnes of dry Gymnogongrus furcellatus are exported from Chile for carrageenan production. The present study provides ecological information for rational harvesting practices, including an understanding of the effects of enviro
Ficha A Review of Gracilaria FarmingB. Santelices and M. S. Doty7895-133NOLiga perdidaGeneral

Close to 5000 tonnes (t) of agar are processed annually from 25 000 to 30 000 t of Gracilaria, harvested mainly from the wild in Chile, Argentina, Brazil and South Africa and from fishpond culture in Taiwan, Haina

Ficha DEMOGRAPHIC CONSEQUENCES OF COALESCENCE IN SPORELING POPULATIONS OF MAZZAELLA LAMINARIOIDES (GIGARTINALES, RHODOPHYTA)B. Santelices and J. L. Alvarado44624-636NOCompletoRodofitascoalescence; Mazzaella; red algae; settlement; survivorship curve

Coalescing macroalgae are ecologically important members of intertidal and shallow subtidal communities. However, we still lack quantitative information on the demographic consequences of coalescence. Using demogr

Ficha Ecological differences among Chilean populations of commercial GracilariaB. Santelices & R. Ugarte17-262638Sin asignaragronomic traits, ecological differences, epiphytes, Gracilaria cultivation, sand abrasion, sand burialField farming of Gracilaria is gradually replacing use of the wild crop in Chile. The most popular planting method consists of establishing underground thallus systems for patches of Gracilaria on wave-sheltered, soft-bottom habitats. Commercial cultivati
Ficha Ecological differences among Chilean populations of commercial GracilariaB. Santelices & R. Ugarte217-262638no completoSin asignarAgronomic traits, ecological differences, epiphytes, Gracilaria cultivation, sand abrasion, sand burialField farming of Gracilaria is gradually replacing use of the wild crop in Chile. The most popular planting method consists of establishing underground thallus systems for patches of Gracilaria on wave-sheltered, soft-bottom habitats. Commercial cultivati
Ficha Taxonomy of the Palmelloid Genera Gloeocystis Nägeli and Plmogloea Kützing (Chlorophyceae)B. Fott and M. Novárová113322-3331269no completoSin asignarno se alcanza a leer.
Ficha Phosphorus- and nitrogen-limited photosynthesis and growth of Gracilaria tikvahiae (Rhodophyceae) in the Florida Keys: an experimental field studyB. E. Lapointe93561-568Nono completoGeneral

The relative effects of NH4 + (N) and PO~- (P) on growth
rate, photosynthetic capacity (Pmax), and levels of chemical
constituents of the red macroalga Gracilaria tikvahiae
McLachlan were assayed during winter and summer, 1983
in in

Ficha The Use of Nucleic Acid Sequence Data in Phylogenetic ReconstructionB. D. Mishler, K. Bremer, C. J. Humphries and S. P. Churchill37391-3952757no completoSin asignar
Ficha Considerações sobre a Flora Algológica Marinha da Ilha da TrindadeAylthon B . Joly1532no completoSin asignar
Ficha Origin of the Existing Panamic Molluscan Biotas in Terms of their Geologic History and Their Separation by the Isthmian Land BarrierAxel A. Olsson2117-124NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Biological basis for the management of luga negra (Sarcothalia crispata Gigartinales, Rhodophyta) in southern ChileAvila, M., Otaíza, R., Norambuena, R., & Nuñez, M.245-252NOCompletoRodofitasChile, management, Rhodophyta, Sarcothalia, seaweed

Ficha Interacciones de temperatura, densidad de flujo fotónico y fotoperíodo sobre el desarrollo de etapas microscópicas de Lessonia nigrescens (Phaeophyta, Laminariales). Avila, M., Hoffmann, A. J., & Santelices, B. 5871-82NOLiga perdidaFeofita

Se estudian los efectos de distintas combinaciones de temperatura, densidades de flujo fotónico y fotoperíodos sobre el desarrollo de meiosporas de Lessonia nigrescens Bory (Laminariales), proveniente de Pelan

Ficha Reproductive biology of Gigartina skottsbergii (Gigartinaceae, Rhodophyta) from Chile. Avila, M., Candia, A., Nuñez, M., & Romo, H149–157NOLiga perdidaRodofitascystocarps, Gigartina, phenology, reproductive phases, reproductive potential, spores, tetrasporangial sori, viability

Reproductive phenology and spore viability were studied in a natural bed of Gigartina skottsbergii at the locality
of Ancud, Chile. Monthly sampling of biomass and density disclosed a decrease of both parameters in time, from
40 g m−2 i

Ficha Economic feasibility of Sarcothalia (Gigartinales, Rhodophyta) cultivation.Avila, M., Ask, E., Rudolph, B., Nuñez, M., & Norambuena, R 435–442NOLiga perdidaRodofitasSarcothalia, cultivation, Gigartinales

Studies to develop a technology for Sarcothalia cultivation were carried out based on results of a pilot scale farm.
Mature cystocarpic and tetrasporic fronds of Sarcothalia crispata were collected in Chiloé island (41? S), southern
Ch

Ficha Biological basis for the management of "luga negra" (Sarcothalia crispata Gigartinales, Rhodophyta) in southern ChileAvila et.al.NOparcialmente completo con ligaRodofitas
Ficha Interacciones de temperatura, densidad de flujo fotónico y fotoperiodo sobre el desarrollo de etapas microscopicas de Lessonia nigrescens (Phaeophyta, Laminariales)Avila et.al.NOparcialmente completo con ligaSin asignar
Ficha Interactive effects of grazing and environmental stress on macroalgal biomass in subtropical rocky shores: Modulation of bottom-up inputs by wave actionAugusto A.V. Flores, Ronaldo A. Christofoletti, Ana Luisa F. Peres, Aurea M. Ciotti, Sergio A. Navarrete39-48NOLiga perdidaSin asignarNutrient flux; Desiccation stress; Herbivory; Ephemeral algae; Ulva; PorphyraIn contrast to what is observed in most temperate regions, perennial macroalgae are rare at the mid intertidal level of tropical and subtropical shores, and energy transfer through benthic herbivores largely relies on the consumption of periphyton and eph
Ficha C:N:P Ratios of Benthic Marine PlantsAtkinson M. J. and S. V. Smith28568-574NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneral

The median C:N:P atomic ratio of benthic marine macroalgae and seagrasses is about 550:30:1. Benthic plants are much
more depleted in P and less in N, relative to C, than phytoplankton. The amount of nutrients required to support a parti

Ficha Contents of Trace Metals in Water and Macroalgae along the Mediterranean Coast of TunisiaAti–Hellal M. El and et. al.7830-34NOno completoGeneral

Marine macroalgae are able to accumulate trace metals
up to concentration values many times larger than
those found in the surrounding waters (Cardwell et al.,

2002). Moreover, these species are sedentary, wide-
spread, satisfacto

Ficha The genus Mesophyllum (Melobesioideae, Corallinales, Rhodophyta) on the northAthanasiadis Athanasios and et. al.43126-165NOLiga perdidaRodofitas

Ficha The genus Leptophytum (Melobesioideae, Corallinales, Rhodophyta) on the Pacific coast of North AmericaAthanasiadis A. and W. H. Adey4571-115NOLiga perdidaRodofitasadeyi, Corallinales, foecundum, juliceae, lamellicola, Leptophytum, Melobedioideae, microsporum, Rhodophyta, sandrae, taxonomy, tenue

Ficha Boletín de la asociación Argentina de Ficología.Asociación Argentina de Ficología1 A 10NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Boletín de la asociación Argentina de Ficología Asociación Argentina de FicologíaNDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Comparison of ITS RFLP patterns of Gracilaria (Rhodophyceae, Gracilariales) populations from Chile and New Zealand and an examination of interfertility of Chilean morphotypesArturo Candia et. al.11185-193no completoGeneralChile, interfertility trials, Gracilaria, ITS region, morphotypes, PCR, RFLPs, New Zealand

Restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) patterns of the internal transcribed spacer (ITS) of the nuclear ribosomal cistron and crossability trials were used to characterize four morphotypes of Gracilaria from Lenga, Isla Santa María and

Ficha Development of Janczewskla Morlmotol (Ceramlales) on its Host Laurencia Nipponica (Ceramiales, Rhodophyceae)Arthur M . Nonomura15154- 1622567no completoSin asignarCeramiales; endophyte, Janczewskia; Laurencia; life history, Janczewskia; parasitic algae; parasite, Janczewskia; Rhodophyta Janczewskia morimotoi Tokida was successfully cultured from spore to reproductive maturity on its host Laurencia nipponica Yamada. The spore penetrates the host without requirement for wound or abrasion sites, growing between host cortical cell, and devel
Ficha Result of the Tektite Program Phycological Studies During Tektite II, AT ST. John, U.S.V.I.Arthur C. Mathieson, Richard A. Fralick, Richard Burns and William Flashive2077-103NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarSt. John, Virgin Island; Phaeophyta, Chlorophyta y Rhodophyta A stucy of the distribution and abundance of benthic plants in Grea t Lameshur Bay, St. John, Virgin Islands was conducted in June 1970 during mission 4-50 of Tektite II. A comparison of the subtidal flora of New England (i.e., Jaffrey Point. New Hampshir
Ficha Seasonal Studies of Florida Sublittoral Marine AlgaeArthur C. Mathieson and Clinton J. Dawes2546-65NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarLos Cayos de Florida; Rhodophyceae, Chlorophyceae, Phaeophyceae.The seasonal occurrence and reproduction of the sublittoral seaweed populations at four Florida sites are described, A total of 180 taxa were collected, including 105 Rhodophyceae, 49 Chlorophyceae, and 26 Phaeophyceae. The two southern sites in the Flori
Ficha Batimetría y morfometría de los lagos “maars” de la cuenca de Oriental, Puebla, México. Arredondo-Figueroa, J. L., Borrego-Enríquez, L. E., Castillo-Domínguez, R. M., & Valladolid-Laredo, M. A. 837-47NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarA bathymetric and morphometric study of the volcanic lakes of the cuenca de Oriental in the state of Puebla, México, was carried out. The data was obtained from aerial photographs, contour maps and field observations. Fourteen morphometric parameters were
Ficha Variable responses within epiphytic and benthic microalgal communities to nutrient enrichmentArmitage Anna R. and et. al.569423-435NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneralchemotaxonomy, HPLC, Florida Bay, microphytobenthos, seagrass, subtropical estuaries

We evaluated how changes in nutrient supply altered the composition of epiphytic and benthic microalgal
communities in a Thalassia testudinum (turtle grass) bed in Florida Bay. We established study plots at four
sites in the bay and added nit

Ficha The utilization of a filamentous green alga (Clad glomerata (l) kutzin) as a protein sourse in pellet feeds for Sarotherodon (Tilapia) niloticus fingeri.Appler, H. N., Jauncey, K.3021 a 303730no completoSin asignar Duplicate groups of S. niloticus fingerlings were fed each of five different d 8 weeks. The diets contained 30% crude protein supplied by varying proportion fishmeal and C. glomerata meal. The five diets were formulated to supply fishn tein: C. g
Ficha Pneophyllum conicum a coralline red alga causing coral reef-death in MauritiusAntonius A. 19418NOno completoRodofitas
Ficha Factors influencing human visitation of southern California rocky intertidal ecosystemsAnthony Garcia, Jayson R. Smith44-53NOLiga perdidaSin asignarIn highly urbanized regions, rocky intertidal habitats attract a large number of visitors for recreation, education, and subsistence harvesting. The collecting, trampling, and handling activities of visitors can have detrimental impacts on intertidal flor
Ficha Experimental Nutrient Enrichment Causes Complex Changes in Seagrass, Microalgae, and Macroalgae Community Structure in Florida BayAnna R. Armitage, Thomas A. Frankovich, Kenneth L. Heck, Jr., and James W. Fourqurean422-434NOLiga perdidaSin asignarWe examined the spatial extent of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) limitation of each of the major benthic primary producer groups in Florida Bay (seagrass, epiphytes, macroalgae, and benthic microalgae) and characterized the shifts in primary producer com
Ficha Long-Term Effects of Adding Nutrients to an Oligotrophic Coastal EnvironmentAnna R. Armitage, Thomas A. Frankovich, and James W. Fourqurean14430–444Nono completoGeneralaboveground and belowground biomass; epiphyte; eutrophication; macroalgae; nutrient; press; pulse; ramp disturbances; seagrass.

Management of ecological disturbances requires an
understanding of the time scale and dynamics of
community responses to disturbance events. To
characterize long-term seagrass bed responses to
nutrient enrichment, we established six

Ficha Stable Isotopes Reveal Complex Changes in Trophic Relationships Following Nutrient Addition in a Coastal Marine EcosystemAnna R. Armitage & James W. Fourqurean321152–1164Nono completoGeneralCaridean . Gastropod . Palatability . Shoalgrass. Turtle grass. Epiphytes. Nutrients

Complex links between the top-down and bottom-
up forces that structure communities can be disrupted by

anthropogenic alterations of natural habitats. We used relative
abundance and stable isotopes to examine changes in
epifaunal

Ficha Plant Communities of the Napeague DunesAnn F. Johnson76-84NOLiga perdidaSin asignarNapeague Dunles; Ronkonkoma terminal moraine; Montauk; succession.Using the Braun-Blanquet relevé method, this study documents the composition and soil profiles of three of the most mesic of the eight plant communities occurring on the Napeague Dunes, east of Amagansett, (Suffolk Co.) N.Y. Differentiation, both between
Ficha Does a large-scale continuous algal production system provide a stable supply of fatty acids to bivalve hatcheries?Anita Jacobsen, Otto Grahl-Nielsen & Thorolf Magnesen22769–777no completoCultivoFatty acids. Continuous algal culture . Bivalve hatchery. Isochrysis sp. . Pavlova lutheri . Chaetoceros muelleri

The variation of fatty acid (FA) content and
composition of the microalgal production (Isochrysis sp.,
Pavlova lutheri and Chaetoceros muelleri) in a continuous
large-scale production system (500-L bags) used in
hatcheries were anal

Ficha Morphological Variation in Acrosiphonia arcta (Codiolales, Chlorophyta) from Environmentally Different Habitats in Nova Scotia, CanadaAndrea V. Sussmann and Ricardo A. Scrosati11387-105NOno completoGeneralAcrosiphonia arcta, Acrosiphonia spinescens, Acrosiphonia son- deri, estuarine, morphological variability, Northwest Atlantic, open coastal, Spongomorpha

We characterized the morphological variation and algal species
associations of the filamentous green alga, Acrosiphonia arcta (distinguishing it
from its closely related sister genus Spongomorpha), in two contrasting
environments in Nova

Ficha Plankton functional type modelling: running before we can walk?ANDERSON THOMAS R. 271073-1081NOno completoFitoplancton

Biogeochemical cycling in marine systems is intimately linked to the activity of specific plankton
functional types (PFTs) such as diatoms, coccolithophores and nitrogen fixers, thereby providing a

focus for contemporary modelling studies.

Ficha Survival of sand-burial by seaweeds with crustose bases or life-history stages structures the biotic community on an intertidal rocky shoreAnderson Robert J. and et. al.5110–20NOLiga perdidaRodofitascrusts; disturbance; Gymnogongrus; Mazzaella; sand-burial.

Responses of a rocky intertidal community to seasonal sand-inundation were investigated on the cool-temperate west coast of South Africa by experimentally testing the hypothesis that the crustose components i

Ficha Eighteenth International Seaweed SymposiumAnderson Robert and et. al.0NOGeneral
Ficha Patterns in subtidal seaweed communities on coral-dominated reefs at Sodwana Bay on the KwaZulu-Natal coast, South AfricaAnderson RJ , C McKune, JJ Bolton, O DeClerck and E Tronchin27529-537NOparcialmente completo con ligaSin asignarcoral reef algae, seaweed communities, seaweed diversity, Sodwana Bay, South Africa, turf algae

Subtidal seaweed communities of the northern coast of
KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) have not been studied before. At
Sodwana Bay, we tested the hypotheses that the
seaweed communities would (1) differ floristically with
depth, (2) be more spe

Ficha Upwelling and fish-factory waste as nitrogen sources for suspended cultivation of Gracilaria gracilis in Saldanha Bay, South AfricaAnderson R. J. and et. al.455-462NOno completoRodofitasnitrogen, Gracilaria gracilis, cultivation, stable isotopes, ?15N

In Small Bay, Saldanha, the water becomes highly stratified in summer. The cold bottom layer (of upwelling
origin) is rich in nitrogen, some of which enters the surface layer by advection. However, the surface water often
becomes warm and oli

Ficha Biology and systematics of heterokont and haptophyte algaeAndersen R. A.911508-1522NOno completoFeofitachromalveolate; chromist; chromophyte; flagella; phylogeny; stramenopile; tree of life.

In this paper, I review what is currently known of phylogenetic relationships of heterokont and haptophyte algae. Heterokont algae
are a monophyletic group that is classified into 17 classes and represents a diverse group of marine, freshwater, an

Ficha Spatial and temporal variations in sediment accumulation in an algal turf and their impact on associated faunaAnchana Prathep - R.H. Marrs - T.A. Norton142381-390NOno completoGeneral

The relationships between the fauna inhabiting
an intertidal algal turf, Osmundea pinnatifida, and the
accumulated sediment were studied in the autumn and
summer. The investigation was carried out at two levels
on sheltered, moderat

Ficha Clave para el Reconocimiento de los Generos de Algas Macrofitas del Intermareal Rocoso BonaerenseAna Parma, Marcela Pascual y Eugenia Sar15ene-292528no completoSin asignar
Ficha Variación de epifitismo en Stypopodium zonale (Lamouroux) Papenfuss a lo largo de un año.Ana M. Suárez, Lucinio Gil y Reinaldo Posek.10ND2619no completoSin asignarFitobentos, epífitos, variaciones estacionales.Se presentan las variaciones de la diversidad del epifitismo en el alga parda Stypopodium zonale (Lamouroux) Papenfuss (Dictyotales, Isogenerate) en el año. Se obtuvieron los índices de diversidad por Shannon-Weaver, el Índice de Riqueza de Margalef y el
Ficha Observaciones Preliminares de la flora algológica de la región de Tuxtepec OaxacaAmelia Samano BishopND43no completoSin asignar
Ficha Pediastrum Acantostephanos SamanoAmelia Samano BishopND90no completoSin asignar
Ficha Chara Tehuacanesis. Samano AdinterimAmelia Samano Bishop233-234NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Estructura de los mantos de rodolitos de 4 a 55 metros de profundidad en la costa sur del estado de Espírito Santo, BrasilAmado-Filho GM and et. al.33399-410NOno completoKelprodolitos, plataforma continental, distribución, comunidad epibéntica.

Los mantos de rodolitos son de las comunidades bentónicas más extensas de la plataforma continental brasileña, pero su
estructura es pobremente conocida. La región de flora marina más rica de la zona costera de B

Ficha Biodiversidad en macroalgas marinas. Factores a considerar para su uso sustentableAlveal V. K.NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneral
Ficha Mass cultivation of the agar-producing alga Gracilaria chilensis (Rhodophyta) from sporesAlveal K. and et. al.14877-83NOno completoRodofitasGrcrciluriu chilensis; Farming; Culture methods; Management; Mariculture

Grucifuria chifensis has been extensively cultivated in Chile by means of vegetative propaga-
tion. This method consists of outplanting pieces of thalli, which are anchored by several methods

to muddy or sandy substrata at densities of abou

Ficha Effect of salinity and pH on growth and agar yield of Gracilaria tenuistipitata var. liui in laboratory and outdoor cultivationAlvaro Israel and et. al.11543-549NOno completoCultivoagar, Gracilaria tenuistipitata, growth, salinity, seawater pH

Acclimation responses of the red alga Gracilaria tenuistipitata var. liui collected on the northwest coast of Philip-
pines were determined in laboratory setups and outdoor cultivation tanks in Haifa, Israel. Growth under laboratory

conditi

Ficha Population biology of the subtidal kelps Macrocystis integrifolia and Lessonia trabeculata (Laminariales, Phaeophyceae) in an upwelling ecosystem of northern Chile: interannual variability and El Niño 1997-1998Alonso-Vega J.M. and et. al.7833-50NOno completoKelphábitat submareales, ecología de poblaciones y comunidades, procesos de extinción y recolonización, interacción planta-herbívoro, El Niño, La Niña.

Este trabajo describe la biología poblacional de Macrocystis integrifolia y Lessonia trabeculata durante
y después de El Niño 1997-1998, en un área de surgencia costera permanente en el norte de Chile. Los
patrones

Ficha Plankton diatoms of the Gulf of California obtained by the G. Allan Hancock Expedition of 1936. Allen, W. E.  Plankton diatoms of the Gulf of California obtained by the G. Allan Hancock Expedition of 1936. University of Southern California Press.347-593851no completoSin asignar
Ficha A special effect of light on the Growyh of Chlorella VulgarisAllen Killam and Jack Myers43569-572NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarEmerson de Chlorella vulgarisThere is a special effect of light observable on growth of the Emerson strain of Chlorella vulgaris but not in the growth of other related algae. In darkness glucose supports only a very low rate of cell proliferation accompanied by formation of larger ce
Ficha Redefinición de Cediopsylla Jordan y HoplopsyllusAlfredo Barrera2767-832752no completoSin asignarD. F. y Volcán Popocateptl, México; Cediopsylla tepolita nov sp. y Hoplopsyllus (Hoplopsyllus) pectinatus nov sp.Cediopsylla tepolita nov sp. and Hoplopsyllus (Hoplopsyllus) pectinatus nov sp. are described from near El Guarda, D. F., and Popocateptl Volcano, Mexico at latitudes higher than 2800m above sea level, ex Romerolagus diazi, a Paleolaginae rabbit, endemic
Ficha The Birds of the Isthmus of PanamaAlexander Wetmore2211-216NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Effects of physical and biological disturbances on algal turfs in Kaneohe Bay, HawaiiAlexander G. Cheroske, Susan L. Williams, Robert C. Carpenterene-34NOLiga perdidaSin asignarAlgal turfs; Coral reef; Disturbance; Hawaii; Herbivores; Hydrodynamics; MacroalgaeDisturbance in coral reef environments commonly results in an algal community dominated by highly productive, small filamentous forms and cyanobacteria, collectively known as algal turf. Research on the types of disturbance responsible for this community
Ficha Macroalgas marinas del Estado Falcón (Venezuela). I. Albornoz, O. 171 A 343790no completoSin asignarSe estudiaron las algas colectadas entre los años 1971 y 1979 en las localidades de Punta Varadero, Ad1cora, Tumatei (Piedras Negras), Puerto Escondido y Cabo San Román, pertenecientes a la costa del Estado Falcón. Se identificaron 20 especies correspondi
Ficha Effects of different light conditions on Lyngbya sp. in culture.Albertano, P., & Grilli Caiola, M. Effects of different light conditions on Lyngbya sp. in culture. Algological Studies/Archiv für Hydrobiologie, Supplement Volumes, 47-54. 47-54NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarUnialgal cultures of a red pigmented Lyngbya sp. which grows on frescoes at very low ligh intensity, are studied under illumination provided by lamps with differcnt spectrai composition at various light intensities. Incandescent or fluorescent lamp effect
Ficha Kelp harvesting fleet dynamics and the fleet's dependence on Laminaria forests in the Iroise Sea (North Finistere, France)Alban F. and et. al.NOKelp
Ficha The life history of a monoecious species of Callithamnion (Rhodophyta, Ceramiaceae) in cultureAlan Whittick and John A. West1830-37NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarMassachusetts, EE. UU. Y Terranova, Canadá; Callithamnion baileyi Harv.The life history of an alga, tentatively referred to Callithamnion baileyi Harv., has been examined in cultured isolates from Massachusetts, U.S.A. and Newfoundland, Canada. A sequence of monoecious gametophytes, carposporophytes and tetrasporophytes is d
Ficha Marine benthic algae of North East Herald Cay, Coral Sea, South PacificAlan J. K. Millar398/39965-74NOno completoGeneralAustralia, Coral Sea, marine algae, taxonomy, biogeography.

The marine benthic algae from North East Herald Cay, Coral Sea, South Pacific, are listed with taxonomic, bibliographic and biogeographic details. The checklist includes 66 species of which 23 are green, 2 are brown, and 41

Ficha Rocky shore turfs dominated by Corallina (Corallinales, Rhodophyta) in northern JapanAkioka H. and et. al.47199–206NOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneralalgal turfs, Corallina, coralline algae, inter- tidal ecology, Japan, Rhodophyta.

Three intertidal sites dominated by Corallina turfs were investigated in Hokkaido, Japan. The sites (A, B and C) differed in slope, wave exposure and length of time exposed to air during tidal cycles. Monthly

Ficha Species of the Genus Thalassiosira (Bacillariophyceae) from the Gulf of Tehuantepec, MexicoAke´-Castillo J. A. and et. al.42487-503NOno completoFitoplancton

Species of the diatom genus Thalassiosira are an important component of the marine phytoplankton all over
the world, and the Mexican Pacific Ocean planktonic flora is also rich in species of this genus. In this study
37 net plankton samples f

Ficha Male organs of Gelidium amansii LMX., Gelidium pacifium Okam., and Gelidium pusillum (Stackh.) Le Jol.Akatsuka, I.18112-115NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Responses of turf-forming algae to spatial variations in the deposition of sedimentsAiroldi L. and Massimiliano VirgilioNOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneral
Ficha Microdictyon (Chlorophyta, Anadyomenaceae) do Estado da Bahia, BrasilAigara Miranda Alves et. al.1157-61NOno completoGeneralmacroalgae, Northeast Brazil, phycology, taxonomy.

Abstract (Microdictyon (Chlorophyta, Anadyomenaceae) from the State of Bahia, Brazil) –A morpho-taxonomic study of
the genus Microdictyon from the littoral of Bahia, Brazil, is presented. The material studied was obtained by dredging in

Ficha A fast algal bioassay for assessment of copper toxicity in water using Euglena gracilisAhmed Hoda& Donat-Peter Häder22785-792NOparcialmente completo con ligaCultivoEuglena gracilis. Copper. PAM . Motility. Bioassay

A rapid, sensitive algal bioassay was investigated
to monitor copper toxicity using photosynthetic activity and
motility parameters as end points in the photosynthetic
flagellate Euglena gracilis. Effects on motility parameters
were

Ficha Liquenes. Ahmadjian, V.1NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Marine algae from the Gulf of Santa Clara, Sonora, M´exicoAguilar-Rosas L.E. and et. al.NOGeneral
Ficha El género Colpomenia (Scytosiphonaceae, Phaeophycota) de las costas de MéxicoAguilar- Rosas L.E. and et. al.3NOparcialmente completo con ligaFeofita
Ficha Nya alger Fran MexicoAgardh0may-17NOGeneral
Ficha THE IMPACT OF SPECIES CONCEPT ON BIODIVERSITY STUDIESAgapow et. al.NOparcialmente completo con ligaSin asignar
Ficha An endophytic Streblonema (Phaeophyta) associated with galls in Fucus spiralis (Phaeophyta) from the Canary Islands. Afonso-Carrillo, J., Sanson, M., Gil-Rodríguez, M. C., Chacana, M., & Reyes, J. 173-763907no completoSin asignarUn Streblonema (Phneophvta) endofítico asociado con agallas en el Fucus spiralis en las Islas Canarias. Se observaron agallas verrucosas de 1-7 mm de diámetro en el engrosamiento central de las plantas de Fucus spiralis. Las agallas presentan una estructu
Ficha Adiciones y correlaciones al catálogo de algas marinas bentónicas para el Archipiélago Canario.Afonso-Carrillo, J., Gil-Rodríguez, M. C., Hauroum T., R., Villena B., M. & Wildpret De la Torre, W.1327 - 49NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarThe catalogue of benthic algae in the Canarian Archipelago is exten- ded to include thirteen new species; two Chlorophyta : Caulerpa sertula- rioides (Gmelin) Howe and Gayralia oxysperma (Kützing) Vinogradova; three Phaeophyta :Dictyota ciliolata Kützing
Ficha Sobre la presencia de un fondo de" Maerl" en las Islas Canarias. Afonso-Carrillo, J., & Gil-Rodríguez, M. C. 13703-708NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarThe presence of the vegetal formation "maerl", well known on the european coasts, has been detected of the E. coast of Tenerife on the sea bed at a depth of between 20 t o 60 m. It is composed principally of the accumulation of arbuscular stems of Lith
Ficha Datos para la flora marina de la Isla de Fuerteventura.Afonso-Carrillo, J. & Gil-Rodriguez, M. C.10147-170NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarThis paper presents the results of a study of the marine flora of island of Fuerteventura, the least know in the Canary Archipelago from a ficological point of view. A catalogue comprising 139 species has been prepared, and data is presented that demostra
Ficha Sobre el límite meridional de Sauvageaugloia Chordariaeformis (Crouan) Kylin (Chordariaceae, Phaeophyta).Afonso-Carrillo, J. & Gil-Rodriguez, M. C.45297-3003899no completoSin asignarSauvageaugloia chordariaeformis fue encontrada en las Islas Canarias en el verano de 1976. La localidad en que fueron recolectados dos ejemplares adultos y fructificados representa el nuevo límite meridional de su distribución geográfica, que estaba fijad
Ficha Estudios en las algas Corallinaceae (Rhodophyta) de las Islas Canarias. II. Notas taxonomicas.Afonso-Carrillo, J.  13127-144NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarThe study of the type material according to modern systemtic has revealed a new taxonomic position of some crustose coralline algae of Canary Island. In this paper the following new combinations are proposed: Neogoniolithon hirtum (Lemoine) Afonso-Carrill
Ficha Algunas observaciones sobre la distribución vertical de las algas en la isla del Hierro (Canarias).Afonso-Carrillo, J. 103 A 16NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarOn several locality at Hierro the vertical distribution of the algae is studied. The ecological notes pointed to analogy with the south of Tenerife littoral vegetation. Thuretella schousboei (Thuret) Schmitz y Dudresnaya verticillata (With.) Le Jol. Repre
Ficha Nota sobre algunas corallinaceae (Rhodophyta) nuevas para la flora ficológica de las Islas Canarias.Afonso-Carrillo, J. 1053-58NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarFour species of Corallinaceae, Amphiroa fragilissima (L. ) L amx., Jania adhaerens Lamx. , Schmitziella endophlaea Borne t et Batters y Cho- reonema thuretii (Bornet) Schmitz, have been recorded on the cast ofthe Canary Islands for the first time. Ecologi
Ficha Estudios en las algas Corallinaceae (Rhodophyta) de las Islas Canarias. I. Aspectos metodológicos.Afonso-Carillo, J., Gil-Rodriguez, M. C., & Wildpret De la Torre, W. 13113-125NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarThe metodology for study of species of the Corallinaceae family is described in this paper. Plants of Corallinaceae were collected and fixed immediately in 4% formalin-seawater. After morphologycal study, selected parts of the fixed material were decalcif
Ficha The diversity of harmful algal blooms: a challenge for science and managementAdriana Zingonea, Henrik Oksfeldt Enevoldsen43725-748Nono completoGeneral

A broad spectrum of events come under the category of harmful algal blooms (HABs), the
common denominator being a negative impact on human activities. Harmful algal blooms
involve a wide diversity of organisms, bloom dynamics, and mechanisms

Ficha Macroalgal Responses to Nitrogen Source and Availability: Amino Acid Metabolic Profiling as a Bioindicator Using Gracilaria Edulis (Rhodophyta)Adrian B. Jones, William C. Dennison, and George R. Stewart757-766NOLiga perdidaSin asignaramino acids; bioindicator; Gracilaria edulis; macroalgae; metabolic profiling; nutrients; pigments; Rhodophsta; tissue nitrogen; water qualityThe use of macroalgae as biological indicators of dissolved nutrient source and availability in the water column was investigated. Total tissue nitrogen (N) content, pigments, and amino acids of the red alga Gracilaria edulis (Gmelin) Silva were compared
Ficha The genus Amphiroa (Lithophylloideae, Corallinaceae, Rhodophyta) from the temperate coasts of the Australian continent, including the newly described A. klochkovanaAdele S. Harvey, William J. Woelkerling And Alan J.K. Millar258–290NOLiga perdidaSin asignarStudies of Amphiroa (Lithophylloideae, Corallinaceae, Rhodophyta) from the temperate coasts of Australia provide new evidence that differences in tetrasporangial conceptacle pore canal anatomy are diagnostically significant in delimiting species within th
Ficha Zygnemataceae (Conjugales, Chlorophyceae) of the river Segura basin, southeastern Spain.Aboal, M. 47389-402NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarDentro de un estudio que abarca algunas localidades del sureste español, en especial de la cuenca de río Segura, se presentan los datos referentes a las Zignrmatáceas. Se recopilan un total de 25 especies de las que se aportan descripciones morfológicas,
Ficha Algas Aboal Sanjurjo Marina NOGeneral
Ficha EPIZOIC ALGAE OF NESTING SEA TURTLES CARETTA CARETTA (L.) AND CHELONIA MYDAS (L.) FROM THE MEXICAN CARIBBEANAbel Sentíes G., J. Espinoza-Avalos and J. C. Zurita64185-188NOno completoGeneral

The epizoan and commensal organisms of marine turtles have been documented in several investigations (Ernst and Barbour, 1972; Frazier et al., 1985; Caine, 1986; Dodd, 1988; Monhanty-Hejamdi et al., 1989; Frazier

Ficha RELATIONSHIP OF WALL BIOCHEMISTRY TO ENVIRONMENTALLY INDUCED MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE DIATOM, PHAEODACTYLUM TRICORNUTUM (BACILLARIOPHYCEAE).Abdullahi Abass S. and et. al.NOFitoplancton
Ficha Observations on Liagorophila endophytica, a rare species in the Acrochaetiaceae (Rhodophyceae). Abbott, I. A. 2147-1503828no completoSin asignar
Ficha Some new species and new combinations of marine red algae from the central PacificAbbott Isabella A. 4697-109NOno completoGeneralCeramium, Chondracanthus, Dasya, Haiymenia, Poiyopes, Prionitis.

Six new species in five genera of Rhodophyta are de-
scribed. A new combination for Polyopes hai<alauensis

is also proposed. These taxa were encountered while
preparing a manual of marine red algae of the Hawaiian

Islands. Am

Ficha Taxomomic of economic seaweeds with reference to the Pacific and other locationsAbbott I.A. and K. J. McDermidNOparcialmente completo con ligaGeneral
Ficha Taxonomy of Economic Seaweeds: With Reference to Some Pacific SpeciesAbbot I. A. and K. McDermid1591NOno completoGeneral
Ficha The stable isotope of nitrogen in an experimental culture of Ulva spp. and its assimilation in the nutrition of white shrimp Litopenaeus vannamei, Baja California Sur, MexicoA.Sánchez, I. Sánchez-Rodríguez, M. Casas-Valdez24507-511NOno completoGeneralStable nitrogen isotope . Seaweeds . Shrimp . Ulva spp. . Commercial food

Stable nitrogen isotope ratios have been used to
study the incorporation of nitrogen into the food webs of
marine systems. Some species of algae can be cocultured
with shrimp, resulting in a sustainable alternative to reduce
or elim

Ficha A guide to nongeniculate coralline red algal (Corallinales, Rhodophyta) rhodolith identificationA.S. Harvey and W.J. Woelkerling33411-426NOLiga perdidaRodofitasrhodolith, coralline algae, identification, Corallinales.

Rhodoliths are free-living structures composed mostly of nongeniculate coralline red algae. Species that form rhodoliths usually cannot be identified with certainty using only growth form or other external morphologica

Ficha Some additional figures of the desmind Staurostrum paradoxumA.J.Brook3NDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Taxonomic sufficiency and the increasing insufficiency of taxonomic expertiseA. Terlizzi, et. al.46556-561NOno completoGeneralTaxonomic sufficiency; Taxonomy; Environmental impact assessment; Biological conservation

Taxonomic sufficiency (TS) involves the identification of taxa only to a level of taxonomic resolution sufficient to permit the
detection of changes in stressed assemblages. Recently, however, TS has been proposed also for conservation issues as a

Ficha Is benthic food web structure related to diversity of marine macrobenthic communities?A. Soko1owski et. al.10876-86NOno completoGeneralmacrobenthic communities biodiversity food web structure diversity-structure interactions European waters

Numerical structure and the organisation of food webs within macrozoobenthic communities has been
assessed in the European waters (Svalbard, Barents Sea, Baltic Sea, North Sea, Atlantic Ocean and the
Mediterranean Sea) to address the interact

Ficha Testing taxonomic resolution, data transformation and selection of species for monitoring macroalgae communitiesA. Puente, J.A. Juanes78327-340NOno completoGeneraltaxonomic resolution; macroalgae; monitoring; multivariate analysis; transformation; cost-effectiveness; Water Framework Directive; Habitat Directive; coastal waters; Spain

The Water Framework and Habitats Directives require the evaluation of both the conservation and ecological status of macroalgae commu-
nities at water body or habitat level. However, assessments of macroalgal communities are highly time-consuming,

Ficha Quality Index of Subtidal Macroalgae (QISubMac): A suitable tool for ecological quality status assessment under the scope of the European Water Framework DirectiveA. Le Gal, S. Derrien-Courtel334-348NOLiga perdidaSin asignarEcological quality status; Indicators; Subtidal macroalgae; Rocky bottom; QISubMac; Water Framework DirectiveDespite their representativeness and importance in coastal waters, subtidal rocky bottom habitats have been under-studied. This has resulted in a lack of available indicators for subtidal hard substrate communities. However, a few indicators using subtida
Ficha Pilot Studies for Designs of Surveys of Human Disturbance of Intertidal Habitats in New South WalesA. J. Underwood and S. J. Kennelly41165-173NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarData are presented from pilot studies as the first step in the design of large-scale surveys of the effects of human recreational activities on intertidal habitats in New South Wales. People visiting the seashore were counted and interviewed. Numbers of o
Ficha Sinking rates and viability of spores from benthic algae in central ChileA. J. Hoffmann and P. Camus126281-291NOLiga perdidaGeneralDispersal; Germination; Intertidal; Seaweed; Sinking rate; Spore

Spore-sinking rates and viability were studied in 12 species of benthic macroalgae from the intertidal zone in central Chile: two Chlorophyta, Enteromorpha intestinalis (L.) Link and UIva rigida C. Ag.; one Phaeophyta, Less

Ficha How Uniform is the Thallus of the Alga, Ulva?A. J. Bernatowlcz18NDNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
Ficha Oceanography and the MarinerA. J. Barther01-agoNOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignarOceanography can be properly defined as a combination of sciences which deals with physical, chemical, biological, and dynamic propieties, as well as other phenomena found in, on, and around the earth´s hydrosphere exclusive of strictly freswater bodies.
Ficha Aspects of Spore Production in the Red Alga CeramiumA. H. L. Chamberlain and L. V. Evans76139--1591386no completoSin asignarTetraspore development from the post-meiotic to the mature stage has been studied using light and electron microscopy and histochemistry. The structure of the mature carpospore is identical to that of the tetraspore suggesting a similar developmental sequ
Ficha Determinants of disease expression and survival of infected individual fronds in wild populations of Mazzaella laminarioides (Rhodophyta) in central and southern ChileA. H. Buschmann et. al.154269-280NOCompletoRodofitasEndophytes . Mazzaella . Transplant experiment Survivorship . Herbivore preference . Chile

study provides evidence that the expression of a deformative disease in wild populations of the red algal host Mazzaella laminarioides is strongly influenced by exogenous factors. This was particularly the case for a p

Ficha Checklist of Mediterranean Seaweeds. III. Rhodophyceae Rabenh. 1. Ceramiales Oltm.A. Gómez Garreta et. al.44425-460NOLiga perdidaGeneral

An annotated checklist of the Ceramiales (Rhodophyceae; red algae) of the Mediterranean, based on literature records, is given. The distribution of each taxon in the area (which is divided into 16 regions) is reported. The

Ficha Use of δ15N signatures of different functional forms of macroalgae and filter-feeders to reveal temporal and spatial patterns in sewage dispersalA. Gartner, P. Lavery, A. J. Smit23563–73Nono completoGeneralStable isotopes · δ15N · Nitrogen · Sewage · Marine macroalgae · Reefs · Western Australia

We examined whether δ15N levels of marine biota with different nutrient uptake character-
istics can be used to trace the dispersal of sewage effluent in highly mixed, nitrogen-limited waters, and

whether they can reveal the dispersal

Ficha Zoospore Structure and Colony Formation in Pediastrum Spp. and Hydrodictyon reticulatum (L.) LangerheimA. F. Hawkins and G. F. Leedale35201-2111421no completoSin asignarMeyen, P. tetras (Ehren- berg) Ralfs, P. duplex Meyen, y reticulatum Hydrodictyon (L.) LagerheimThe process of daughter colony formation in Pediastrum biradiatum Meyen, P. tetras (Ehren- berg) Ralfs, P. duplex Meyen, and Hydrodictyon reticulatum (L.) Lagerheim has been investi- gated using light microscopy and electron microscopy of thin sections. T
Ficha Premiere contribution a l'etude des phytocenoses de la Manche orientale (du cap Levy à la bale de Veys)A. Duglet22206-2171723no completoSin asignarVarious factors account for the qualitative and quantitative distribution of benthic macroalgal species. Study of the phytocoerioses in the baie des Veys during a complete seasonal cycle and comparisons with different samplings areas allow to establish a
Ficha Algas marinas poco comunes de la flora mexicana. IX-Colacodasya califomica Hollenberg (Rhodophycophyta-Dasyaceae).A. Catalina Mendoza-González y Luz Elena Mateo-Cid3523-282811no completoSin asignarSan José del Cabo, Baja California, Méx.; Colacodasya califonica Hollenberg En este trabajo se describen los talos tetraspóricos, gametofíticos masculinos y feme- ninos de la especie "parásita" Colacodasya califonica Hollenberg colectada en San Jose del Cabo, Baja California Sur, se trata de un nuevo registro para las costas mexi
Ficha Avances de un Estudio sobre las Macroalgas Marinas de Guerrero y Oaxaca, MéxicoA. Catalina Mendonza-González, Luz Elena Mateo-Cid15-29NOLiga perdidaSin asignarFOTO
Ficha Spyridiocolax and Heterodasya two new genera of the RhodophyceaeA. B. Joly and E. Cabral De Oliveira Filho18115-1251540no completoSin asignarThe present paper gives the descriptlons or two ne w genera or marine Rhodophyta, namely Spyridloeolax and Heterodasya found along the Brazlllan shores. The first one Is based on Spyridiocolax capixaba, also a new species here described, that is a parasit
Ficha The Titanic 50 Years Later0. L. Martin. Jr.35-44NOparcialmente sin ligaSin asignar
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Ficha Variability in per capita oogonia and sporophyte production from giant kelp gametophytes (Macrocystis pyrifera, Phaeophyceae) MUÑOZ VERÓNICA and et. al.77639-647NOno completoFeofitagametofitos, Macrocystis pyrifera, nutrientes, producción de oogonios, producción de esporofitos, temperatura.

El crecimiento vegetativo y la fertilidad de gametofitos de huiros son antagónicos, de modo tal, que un
reclutamiento exitoso se obtiene tras la fertilización de un único oogonio liberado por un gametofito femenino
unicel

Ficha Mariculture of Kappaphycus alvarezii (Rhodophyta, Solieriaceae) color strains in tropical waters of Yucata´n, Me´xico Muñoz Julieta, Yolanda Freile-Pelegr?´n, Daniel RobledoNOCultivo
Ficha Biochemical characterization of carotenoids in two species of Trentepohlia (Trentepohliales, Chlorophyta) Mukherjee Rumila and et.al.,22569-571NOno completoClorofitaAlgae . Trentepohlia . Carotenoid . HPLC

Two species of Trentepohlia, i.e., Trentepohlia
aurea and Trentepohlia cucullata were collected from walls
and tree bark, respectively, at two different seasons in a
year. The total carotenoid content in both the species is very
hig

Ficha Performance benefits of growth-form plasticity in a clonal red seaweed MONRO KEYNE and ALISTAIR G. B. POORE9780–89NOCompletoRodofitasclonal growth – modular organism – phenotypic plasticity.

Phenotypic plasticity may be adaptive if the phenotype expressed in a focal environment performs better there relative to alternative phenotypes. Plasticity in morphology may particularly benefit modular organisms that must

Ficha TOTAL AMMONIA CONCENTRATIONS IN SOIL, SEDIMENTS, SURFACE WATER AND GROUNDWATER ALONG THE WESTERN SHORELINE OF BISCAYNE BAY WITH THE FOCUS ON BLACK POINT AND A REFERENCE MANGROVE SITE Meeder John and Joseph N. BoyerNOGeneral
Ficha A direct comparison of the performance of the seaweed biofilters,Asparagopsis armata and Ulva rigida Mata Leonardo& Andreas Schuenhoff & Rui Santos22639-644NOno completoClorofitaAsparagopsis armata . Seaweed biofilter. Integrated aquaculture . Ulva rigida

The tetrasporophyte of Asparagopsis armata has been previously established as a novel seaweed biofilter for integrated land-based mariculture. The species growth and biofiltration rates were much higher than the values described in

Ficha Potential of the seaweed Gracilaria lemaneiformis for integrated multi-trophic aquaculture with scallop Chlamys farreri in North China Mao Yuze and et. al.21649-656NOno completoCultivoGracilaria lemaneiformis. Integrated Multi-trophic Aquaculture (IMTA) . Nutrient uptake rate . Nutrient reduction efficiency . Scallop

In this study the red alga, Gracilaria lemanei-
formis, was cultivated with the scallop Chlamys farreri in

an integrated multi-trophic aquaculture (IMTA) system for
3 weeks at the Marine Aquaculture Laboratory of the
Institute of

Ficha Mechanical and biological consequences of repetitive loading: crack initiation and fatigue failure in the red macroalga Mazzaella Mach K. J.961-976NOCompletoRodofitasfatigue, crack initiation, crack growth, breakage, life history phases, endophytes, Mazzaella, macroalgae, seaweed, biomechanics.

On rocky shores, wave-swept macroalgae experience dramatic and repeated wave-induced hydrodynamic forces. However, previous studies of macroalgal mechanics have shown that individual waves are not forceful enough to account

Ficha Production of Macrocystis pyrifera (Laminariales; Phaeophyceae) in northern Chile on spore-based culture Macchiavello Juan and et. al.22691-697NOno completoFeofitaAbalone . Chile . Kelps. Macrocystis. Mariculture . Seaweeds

Since the establishment of abalone farming, there
has been an increase in the demand for Macrocystis as a food
source. Therefore, the pressure on natural stock has also
augmented and the sustainability of the actual harvesting
pract

Ficha A comparative analysis of agarans from commercial species of Gracilaria (Gracilariales, Rhodophyta) grown in vitro Macchiavello Juan and et. al.397-400NOCompletoRodofitasagar, agarans, 3,6-anhydrogalactopyranose, Gracilaria, seaweed, Brazil

The agaran yield, 3,6-anhydrogalactopyranose (3,6-AG) and sulphate content were compared in four commercial species of Gracilaria grown under parallel conditions in vitro. Gracilaria chilensis Bird, McLachlan et Oliveira fr

Ficha Biodiesel production from algal oil using cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz) as feedstock Lu Yue and et. al.22573–578NOno completoGeneralBiodiesel . Cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz) . Chlorella protothecoides. Fermentation

As a potential source of biomass supplies,
cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz) has been studied for
bioethanol production, but not for the production of
biodiesel. In this study, we used cassava hydrolysate as an
alternative carbon s

Ficha Responses of the macroalga Gracilaria tenuistipitata var. liui (Rhodophyta) to iron stress Liu Jingwen and et. al.12605-612NOno completoRodofitascarbon fixation, Gracilaria tenuistipitata var. liui, iron stress, iron uptake

Chlorophyll (Chl), phycoerythrin (PE), total nitrogen (TN% dw) and Fe in tissues were measured in Fe-deficient
cultures of Gracilaria tenuistipitata var. liui over a period of 60 days. 55Fe uptake and photosynthetic carbon
fixation (NaH14CO3)

Ficha Unusual linear arrays of the coral reef macrophyte Halimeda incrassata in the Bahamas Littler M. M. and et. al.26817-818NOno completoClorofita
Ficha Spatial and temporal variation in distribution of Gelidium canariensis (Rhodophyta) from natural populations of the Canary Islands Lindgren A. and et. al.10273-278NOno completoRodofitasCanary Islands, Gelidium canariensis, hierarchical sampling, spatial variation, temporal variation

This study was designed to investigate spatial and temporal variation in Gelidium canariensis populations at two
shores in northern Gran Canaria during two years. Spatial scales ranged from some hundred meters (distance
between shores), 10 to

Ficha A MORPHOLOGICAL STUDY AND TAXONOMIC REASSESSMENT OF THE GENERITYPE SPECIES IN THE GRACILARIACEAE1 Liao Lawrence M. and Max H. Hommersand391207-1232NOno completoRodofitascystocarp; Gracilariaceae; Graci- lariales; marine algae; morphology; Rhodophyta; taxonomy

We investigated the reproductive morphology of
representative material corresponding to the type
species of each of the described genera presently
placed in synonymy under Gracilaria. From these
observations and published studies of

Ficha GREEN ALGAE AND THE ORIGIN OF LAND PLANTS LEWIS LOUISE A. AND RICHARD M. MCCOURTNOClorofita
Ficha Management of natural Ulva spp. blooms in San Quintin Bay, Baja California: Is it justified? Jorgensen Pablo & et. al.22549-558NOno completoClorofitaZostera marina . Ulva bloom . Grazer control . Oyster culture . Seagrass management

According to Zertuche-González et al. (2009), Ulva spp. blooms, favored by oyster cultivation, are likely
displacing subtidal meadows of Zostera marina in San Quintin Bay, Baja California. The authors propose a partial
remova

Ficha Evaluation of the toxicity of Arthrospira (Spirulina) platensis extract Hutadilok-Towatana Nongporn & et. al.22599-605NOno completoClorofitaAcute toxicity. Arthrospira platensis. Blue-green algae . Methanol extract . Spirulina . Subchronic toxicity

In this study, the methanol extract of Arthrospira
(Spirulina) platensis was examined for acute and subchronic
toxicities. The extract did not produce any sign of toxicity
within 7 days after feeding it at a single high dose of 6 g kg&mi

Ficha Use of Acadian marine plant extract powder from Ascophyllum nodosum in tissue culture of Kappaphycus varieties Hurtado Anicia Q. and et. al.21633-639NOno completoCultivoSoluble seaweed extract powder. Tissue culture . Shoot growth . Kappaphycus

Three varieties of Kappaphycus alvarezii
(Kapilaran, KAP), Tambalang purple (PUR), Adik-adik
(AA), and one variety of Kappaphycus striatum var. sacol
(green sacol (GS) were used to determine the efficiency of
Acadian marine plant ex

Ficha Biogeography of the marine red algae of the South African West Coast: a molecular approach Hommersand Max H & Suzanne Fredericq001-novNOparcialmente completo con ligaRodofitasred algae, South Africa, Namibia, biogeography, distribution, phylogeny, species clusters

This study investigates the hypothesis that a major portion of the present red algal flora of the South African
West Coast and Namibia (Benguela Marine Province) originated in Australasia (Australia and New
Zealand) and was dispersed across W

Ficha Species of the planktonic diatom genus Pseudo-nitzschia of the Pacific coasts of Mexico Hernandez-Becerril David U.37977-84NOno completoFitoplanctonplanktonic diatoms, Pseudo-nitzschia, distribution, Mexican Pacific, Domoic acid

Species of the diatom genus Pseudo-nitzschia are common in the marine phytoplankton world-wide. Some species
of this genus have been proved to be source of domoic acid (DA), a powerful toxin causing Amnesic Shellfish
Poisoning (ASP) in humans

Ficha Biofiltering efficiency in removal of dissolved nutrients by three species of estuarine macroalgae cultivated with sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax) waste waters 2. Ammoniumbass Hernández I. and et. al14375-384NOno completoCultivoAquaculture, Ecological engineering, Enteromorpha, Gracilaria, Nitrogen, Ulva

Three estuarine macroalgae (Ulva rotundata, Enteromorpha intestinalis, Gracilaria gracilis) of economic poten-
tial were cultivated in the laboratory to assess their biofiltering capacities for ammonium in waste effluents from

a sea bass (D

Ficha Linnaeus was right all along: Ulva and Enteromorpha are not distinct genera HAYDEN HILLARY S. and et. al.38277-294NOno completoClorofitaChloropelta, Enteromorpha, nuclear ribosomal internal transcribed spacer DNA (ITS nrDNA), rbcL, Ulva, Umbraulva

Ulva, one of the first Linnaean genera, was later circumscribed to consist of green seaweeds with distromatic blades, and
Enteromorpha Link was established for tubular forms. Although several lines of evidence suggest that these generic
const

Ficha MOLECULAR SYSTEMATICS OF THE FLORIDEOPHYCEAE (RHODOPHYTA) USING NUCLEAR LARGE AND SMALL SUBUNIT rDNA SEQUENCE DATA Harper James T. and Gary W. Saunders371073-1082NOparcialmente completo con ligaRodofitasFlorideophyceae; group I intron; large subunit rDNA; molecular phylogeny; red algae; Rhodo- phyta; small subunit rDNA; systematics; taxonomy

Sequence data are presented for approximately
85% of the nuclear large subunit (LSU) rDNA gene

for one member of the Bangiophyceae and 47 mem-
bers of the Florideophyceae, the latter representing

all but one of the currently rec

Ficha Comparative phosphate acquisition in giant-celled rhizophytic algae (Bryopsidales, Chlorophyta): Fleshy vs. calcified forms Demes, Kyle W. a, Mark M. Littler b, Diane S. Littler92157-160NOno completoClorofitaBryopsidales; Calcification; Nutrient uptake; Phosphate; Rhizoids

Phosphate uptake through above-ground thalli vs. subterranean rhizoids has been compared in
siphonaceous rhizophytic green algal species from five globally distributed tropical genera: Avrainvillea
nigricans Decaisne, Caulerpa lanuginosa J. A

Ficha SEAWEEDS AND THEIR MARICULTURE Chopin T. and M. Sawhney04477-4486NOparcialmente completo con ligaCultivo
Ficha PATRÓN DE DISTRIBUCIÓN DE MACROALGAS EN UN CANAL DE CORRIENTES Candelaria Silva Carlos F. and et. al.965-72NOno completoGeneralComunidades de macroalgas marinas, distribución ecológica, ecología intermareal, patrones de zonación.

Los canales de corrientes son uno de los ambientes rocosos intermareales reconocidos en el Pacífico Tropical
Mexicano. Se realizó un estudio sobre el patrón de distribución de macroalgas en un canal de corrientes en Pla

Ficha Macroalgas y pasto marino, ´utiles bioindicadores de contaminacion por hidrocarburos f´osiles en sistemas acu´aticos Calva B. L. G. y R. Torres AlvaradoNOGeneral
Ficha Seaweed future cultivation in Chile: perspectives and challenges Buschmann Alejandro H. & et. al.33432-456NOno completoCultivoChile; Phaeophyta; research developments; Rhodophyta; seaweed cultivation.

Production of seaweeds in Chile has fluctuated between 120,000 and
316,000 wet metric tons per year during the last ten years. The most important
Phaeophyta are exploited for alginate production and as abalone feed. Among
the Rhodophyta,

Ficha Elevated nutrient content of tropical macroalgae increases rates of herbivory in coral, seagrass, and mangrove habitats Boyer K. E. and et. al.23530-538NOno completoGeneralAcanthophora Æ Herbivory Æ Honduras Æ Macroalgae Æ Nutrients

We explored the role of food quality in herbi-
vore preference for macroalgae by comparing con-
sumption of Acanthophora spicifera with and without

elevated tissue nitrogen and phosphorus concentrations.
Algal enrichment effects o

Ficha Sarcothalia crispata Boraso Alicia & Juan Manuel ZaixsoNOparcialmente completo con ligaRodofitas
Ficha Microhabitat and morphological variation in fresh water Blennothrix ganeshii (Oscillatoriaceae, Cyanophyceae) populations in streams of central Mexico BELTRAN-MAGOS YENNY and et. al.133-146NOno completoGeneralBlennothrix, central Mexico, Cyanobacteria, Cyanophyceae, ionic com- position, current velocity, irradiance, microhabitat, morphometric varia- tion, streams.

Microhabitat was investigated in four populations of B. ganeshii in calcareous
tropical streams in central Mexico to determine fue distributional patterns and some of
their controlling factors, as well as morphometric adaptations to varying c

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