The Diatom World /

Diatoms are fascinating algae, whose relevance today is greater than perhaps ever before. They are important players in a wide range of ecosystems, freshwater, brackish and marine.  They are also being investigated as a source of renewable biofuels.  Because the literature on diatoms is published in...

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Other Authors: Seckbach, J. (Joseph) (Editor), Kociolek, Patrick (Editor)
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Dordrecht : Springer Netherlands, 2011.
Series:Cellular origin and life in extreme habitats and astrobiology ; 19.
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505 0 |a Foreword; - Opening -- Collecting, Cleaning, Mounting and Photographing Diatoms -- PART 1: TAXONOMY, SYSTEMATICS AND PHYLOGENY -- Morphology: Cell Wall, Cytology, Ultrastructural And Morphogenetic Studies -- An Overview Of Diatom Classification With Some Prospects For The Future -- A Review of the Evolution of The Diatoms From the Origin of the Lineage to Their Populations -- Status of the Pursuit of the Diatom Phylogeny: Are Traditional Views and New Molecular Paradigms Really that Different? -- PART 2: DIATOM BIOLOGY -- Size and Sex -- Classical Breeding in Diatoms: Scientific Background And Practical Perspectives -- Epizoic And Epiphytic Diatoms.-Diatom Viruses -- Diatom Biofilms -- Possible Buckling Phenomena In Diatom Morphogenisis -- Diatom Frustules: Physical, Optical, and Biotechnological Applications -- PART 3: FRESHWATER ECOLOGY -- Importance of Scale in Understanding the Natural History Of Diatom Communities -- Patterns of Diatom Distribution In Relation to Salinity -- Diatoms From Hot Springs From Kuril And Sakhalin Islands (Far East, Russia) -- Living On the pH Edge: Diatom Assemblages of Low pH Lakes In Western Pomerania (NW Poland) -- The Diatom Algae of Lake Kinneret, Israel -- Rheophile Apennine Diatoms and Their Use as Bioindicators Of Water Quality -- PART 4: MARINE ECOLOGY -- Ecophysiological Performance of Benthic Diatoms from Arctic Waters -- Diatoms as Endosymbionts -- Marine Planktonic Diatoms, Including Potentially Toxic Species -- Toxic Diatom Pseudo-Nitzschia And Its Primary Consumers (Vectors) -- PART 5: SUMMARY -- Summary.-. 
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