- •Contents
- •Preface to the first edition
- •Flagella
- •Cell walls and mucilages
- •Plastids
- •Mitochondria and peroxisomes
- •Division of chloroplasts and mitochondria
- •Storage products
- •Contractile vacuoles
- •Nutrition
- •Gene sequencing and algal systematics
- •Classification
- •Algae and the fossil record
- •REFERENCES
- •CYANOPHYCEAE
- •Morphology
- •Cell wall and gliding
- •Pili and twitching
- •Sheaths
- •Protoplasmic structure
- •Gas vacuoles
- •Pigments and photosynthesis
- •Akinetes
- •Heterocysts
- •Nitrogen fixation
- •Asexual reproduction
- •Growth and metabolism
- •Lack of feedback control of enzyme biosynthesis
- •Symbiosis
- •Extracellular associations
- •Ecology of cyanobacteria
- •Freshwater environment
- •Terrestrial environment
- •Adaption to silting and salinity
- •Cyanotoxins
- •Cyanobacteria and the quality of drinking water
- •Utilization of cyanobacteria as food
- •Cyanophages
- •Secretion of antibiotics and siderophores
- •Calcium carbonate deposition and fossil record
- •Chroococcales
- •Classification
- •Oscillatoriales
- •Nostocales
- •REFERENCES
- •REFERENCES
- •REFERENCES
- •RHODOPHYCEAE
- •Cell structure
- •Cell walls
- •Chloroplasts and storage products
- •Pit connections
- •Calcification
- •Secretory cells
- •Iridescence
- •Epiphytes and parasites
- •Defense mechanisms of the red algae
- •Commercial utilization of red algal mucilages
- •Reproductive structures
- •Carpogonium
- •Spermatium
- •Fertilization
- •Meiosporangia and meiospores
- •Asexual spores
- •Spore motility
- •Classification
- •Cyanidiales
- •Porphyridiales
- •Bangiales
- •Acrochaetiales
- •Batrachospermales
- •Nemaliales
- •Corallinales
- •Gelidiales
- •Gracilariales
- •Ceramiales
- •REFERENCES
- •Cell structure
- •Phototaxis and eyespots
- •Asexual reproduction
- •Sexual reproduction
- •Classification
- •Position of flagella in cells
- •Flagellar roots
- •Multilayered structure
- •Occurrence of scales or a wall on the motile cells
- •Cell division
- •Superoxide dismutase
- •Prasinophyceae
- •Charophyceae
- •Classification
- •Klebsormidiales
- •Zygnematales
- •Coleochaetales
- •Charales
- •Ulvophyceae
- •Classification
- •Ulotrichales
- •Ulvales
- •Cladophorales
- •Dasycladales
- •Caulerpales
- •Siphonocladales
- •Chlorophyceae
- •Classification
- •Volvocales
- •Tetrasporales
- •Prasiolales
- •Chlorellales
- •Trebouxiales
- •Sphaeropleales
- •Chlorosarcinales
- •Chaetophorales
- •Oedogoniales
- •REFERENCES
- •REFERENCES
- •EUGLENOPHYCEAE
- •Nucleus and nuclear division
- •Eyespot, paraflagellar swelling, and phototaxis
- •Muciferous bodies and extracellular structures
- •Chloroplasts and storage products
- •Nutrition
- •Classification
- •Heteronematales
- •Eutreptiales
- •Euglenales
- •REFERENCES
- •DINOPHYCEAE
- •Cell structure
- •Theca
- •Scales
- •Flagella
- •Pusule
- •Chloroplasts and pigments
- •Phototaxis and eyespots
- •Nucleus
- •Projectiles
- •Accumulation body
- •Resting spores or cysts or hypnospores and fossil Dinophyceae
- •Toxins
- •Dinoflagellates and oil and coal deposits
- •Bioluminescence
- •Rhythms
- •Heterotrophic dinoflagellates
- •Direct engulfment of prey
- •Peduncle feeding
- •Symbiotic dinoflagellates
- •Classification
- •Prorocentrales
- •Dinophysiales
- •Peridiniales
- •Gymnodiniales
- •REFERENCES
- •REFERENCES
- •Chlorarachniophyta
- •REFERENCES
- •CRYPTOPHYCEAE
- •Cell structure
- •Ecology
- •Symbiotic associations
- •Classification
- •Goniomonadales
- •Cryptomonadales
- •Chroomonadales
- •REFERENCES
- •CHRYSOPHYCEAE
- •Cell structure
- •Flagella and eyespot
- •Internal organelles
- •Extracellular deposits
- •Statospores
- •Nutrition
- •Ecology
- •Classification
- •Chromulinales
- •Parmales
- •Chrysomeridales
- •REFERENCES
- •SYNUROPHYCEAE
- •Classification
- •REFERENCES
- •EUSTIGMATOPHYCEAE
- •REFERENCES
- •PINGUIOPHYCEAE
- •REFERENCES
- •DICTYOCHOPHYCEAE
- •Classification
- •Rhizochromulinales
- •Pedinellales
- •Dictyocales
- •REFERENCES
- •PELAGOPHYCEAE
- •REFERENCES
- •BOLIDOPHYCEAE
- •REFERENCE
- •BACILLARIOPHYCEAE
- •Cell structure
- •Cell wall
- •Cell division and the formation of the new wall
- •Extracellular mucilage, biolfouling, and gliding
- •Motility
- •Plastids and storage products
- •Resting spores and resting cells
- •Auxospores
- •Rhythmic phenomena
- •Physiology
- •Chemical defense against predation
- •Ecology
- •Marine environment
- •Freshwater environment
- •Fossil diatoms
- •Classification
- •Biddulphiales
- •Bacillariales
- •REFERENCES
- •RAPHIDOPHYCEAE
- •REFERENCES
- •XANTHOPHYCEAE
- •Cell structure
- •Cell wall
- •Chloroplasts and food reserves
- •Asexual reproduction
- •Sexual reproduction
- •Mischococcales
- •Tribonematales
- •Botrydiales
- •Vaucheriales
- •REFERENCES
- •PHAEOTHAMNIOPHYCEAE
- •REFERENCES
- •PHAEOPHYCEAE
- •Cell structure
- •Cell walls
- •Flagella and eyespot
- •Chloroplasts and photosynthesis
- •Phlorotannins and physodes
- •Life history
- •Classification
- •Dictyotales
- •Sphacelariales
- •Cutleriales
- •Desmarestiales
- •Ectocarpales
- •Laminariales
- •Fucales
- •REFERENCES
- •PRYMNESIOPHYCEAE
- •Cell structure
- •Flagella
- •Haptonema
- •Chloroplasts
- •Other cytoplasmic structures
- •Scales and coccoliths
- •Toxins
- •Classification
- •Prymnesiales
- •Pavlovales
- •REFERENCES
- •Toxic algae
- •Toxic algae and the end-Permian extinction
- •Cooling of the Earth, cloud condensation nuclei, and DMSP
- •Chemical defense mechanisms of algae
- •The Antarctic and Southern Ocean
- •The grand experiment
- •Antarctic lakes as a model for life on the planet Mars or Jupiter’s moon Europa
- •Ultraviolet radiation, the ozone hole, and sunscreens produced by algae
- •Hydrogen fuel cells and hydrogen gas production by algae
- •REFERENCES
- •Glossary
- •Index
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Fig. 23.10 The chemical reactions that result in the
formation of hydrogen gas in the cyanobacteria and green
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