Scientia Marina

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  Año 1996, Vol. 60, Número Extraordinario 1

  • Photoacclimation of photosynthetic equipment to ligh quality and quantity

    • The quantitative effect of photoinhibition on the productivity of the diatom Phaeodactilum tricornutum: implication on the assessment of the primary production under natural conditions

      Christian Wilhelm, Johannes Bida, Martin Lohr

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      págs. 249-255

      

    • Production of halocarbons from seaweeds: an oxidative stress reaction?

      Marianne Pedersen, J. Collén, K. Abrahamsson, A. Ekdahl

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      págs. 257-263

      

  • Photomorphogenesis and photocontrol of growth

    • The effect of different photon fluence rates of blue-green light on the biomass quality of a coastal diatom in pilot scale semicontinuous cultures

      María Pilar Sánchez Saavedra, Domenico Voltolina

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      págs. 267-272

      

    • Phototropism in seaweeds: a review

      José Manuel Rico Ordás, Michael D. Guiry

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      págs. 273-281

      

    • Light and glycerol driven development of Grateloupia doryphora (Rhodophyta) in vitro

      R. R. Robaina, Pilar García Jiménez, Angel Luque Escalona

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      págs. 283-289

      

  • Technical discussions

    • Technical Discussion I: underwater light measurements and light absorption by algae

      L.O. Björn, Alex Cunningham, Zvi Dubinsky, Marta Estrada Miyares, Félix López Figueroa, Ferran García Pichel, Donat P. Häder, Dieter Hanelt, Guy Levavasseur, K. Lüning

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      págs. 293-2197

      

    • Technical Discussion II: flow cytometric analysis

      Alex Cunningham, Ángeles Cid, Anita G. J. Buma

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      págs. 299-300

      

    • Technical Discussion III: fluorescence measurements

      Alex Cunningham, Guy Levavasseur, Marta Estrada Miyares, Dieter Hanelt, Christian Wilhelm

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      págs. 301-302

      

    • Functional analysis of phytoplankton by flow cytometry: a study of the effect of copper on a marine diatom

      Ángeles Cid, Concepción Herrero, Julio Abalde

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      págs. 303-308

      

    • Variability of in-vivo chlorophyll fluorescence and its implication for instrument development in bio-optical oceanography

      Alex Cunningham

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      págs. 309-315

      

    • In vivo fluorescence/chlorophyll a ratio as ecological indicator in oceanography

      Marta Estrada Miyares, Celia Marrasé, Jordi Salat

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      págs. 317-325