Um alle Funktionen dieser Seite zu nutzen, aktivieren Sie bitte die Cookies in Ihrem Browser.
my.bionity.com
Mit einem my.bionity.com-Account haben Sie immer alles im Überblick - und können sich Ihre eigene Website und Ihren individuellen Newsletter konfigurieren.
- Meine Merkliste
- Meine gespeicherte Suche
- Meine gespeicherten Themen
- Meine Newsletter
215 Aktuelle Fachpublikationen von de Gruyter
rss![]() |
Sie können Ihre Recherche weiter verfeinern. Wählen Sie aus dem linken Bereich passende Suchfilter aus, um Ihre Ergebnisse gezielt einzugrenzen. |
13.12.2011 | Rafael Riosmena-Rodríguez; Román Manuel Vásquez-Elizondo, Botanica Marina, 2011
Abstract We report for the first time a range extension of Mesophyllum engelhartii to the eastern Pacific Ocean. We focus on the Gulf of California, where samples were collected in Punta Perico at a depth of 30 m. Tetrasporangial and gametangial materials were found. The material clearly had ...
13.12.2011 | Oscar Ubisha Hernández Almeida; David Alfaro Siqueiros Beltrones, Botanica Marina, 2011
Abstract To test the postulate that diatom assemblage structures differ between those growing on macroalgae and those on rocks used as substratum by macroalgae, we analyzed 29 samples of macroalgae and 15 of rocky substrata from localities in Bahía de La Paz, México. Assemblage structure was ...
13.12.2011 | Colin S. Reynolds, Botanica Marina, 2011
Abstract This paper is written in honour of the influential career of Professor T.J. Smayda. It celebrates the brief, but productive, period in which we collaborated on the formulation of the principles and mechanisms of community assembly in plankton. The topics considered then provide the ...
13.12.2011 | Michelle van Deventer; Karen Atwood; Gabriel A. Vargo; Leanne J. Flewelling; Jan H. Landsberg; Jerome P. Naar; ..., Botanica Marina, 2011
Abstract Shorebirds, including sanderlings (Calidris alba) and ruddy turnstones (Arenaria interpres), were observed scavenging beached fish, such as thread herring (Opisthonema oglinum), scaled sardine (Harengula jaguana) and mullet (Mugil spp.) killed during a 2005 Karenia brevis red tide along ...
13.12.2011 | Pilar Díaz Tapia; Ignacio Bárbara; Rodolfo Barreiro, Botanica Marina, 2011
Abstract Erythroglossum lusitanicum is a foliose, turf-forming member of the Delesseriaceae that colonizes sand-covered intertidal rocks on the Atlantic Iberian Peninsula. We examined (i) the phenology of this alga and (ii) the structure and temporal dynamics of its associated flora at two sites ...
13.12.2011 | Eduard A. Titlyanov; Tamara V. Titlyanova; Bangmei Xia; Inka Bartsch, Botanica Marina, 2011
Abstract A complete checklist of intertidal to shallow subtidal marine green seaweeds (Chlorophyta) growing on the subtropical island of Hainan (China) is presented here for the first time. It covers data from extensive recent (1990–2009) and historical (1933–1935) collections, and additional ...
13.12.2011 | Margarita Rosa Albis-Salas; Brigitte Gavio, Botanica Marina, 2011
Abstract Six species of macroalgae are newly reported for the Caribbean International Biosphere Reserve Seaflower. All the algae were found growing epiphytically on Thalassia testudinum in shallow ...
13.12.2011 | Donatella Serio; Marcello Catra; Daria Collodoro; Alessandro Nisi, Botanica Marina, 2011
Abstract Ceramium cormacii is newly described based on both vegetative and tetrasporangial features of specimens growing on loggerhead sea turtles (Caretta caretta) from the Mediterranean Sea. The new species is characterised by both prostrate and erect axes (9–12mm high), dichotomously to ...
13.12.2011 | Yunyan Deng; Xiaorong Tang; Bingxin Huang; Lanping Ding, Botanica Marina, 2011
Abstract The marine green alga Chaetomorpha valida (Cladophoraceae, Cladophorales) has been found for several years fouling aquaculture ponds along coasts of the cities Dalian and Rongcheng, P.R. China. Using unialgal culture and microscopic observation, we completed the life history of C. valida ...
13.12.2011 | Chenlin Liu; Xiuliang Wang; Xiaohang Huang; Jianguo Liu, Botanica Marina, 2011
Abstract Hypo-osmotic conditions are among the most stressful environmental factors that affect seaweed physiology and productivity. To improve understanding of hypo-osmotic adaptation and to find genes involved in low salinity stress, we conducted an analysis of expressed sequence tags (ESTs) on ...
Sie erhalten passend zu Ihrer Suche die neusten Suchergebnisse per E-Mail. Dieser Service ist für Sie kostenlos und kann jederzeit abbestellt werden.