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botany SLIDES BlueGreen algae. ITEM NO. DESCRIPTION, EACH. B5, Blue-Green algae,wm. 6 or more kinds, $2.40 Qty. B10, Anabaena, wm, $2.40 Qty. B20, Gloeocapsa,wm,
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Extractions: Videos/CD-Roms SLIDES-PREPARED - Page 5 BOTANY HISTOLOGY GENERAL SCIENCE MICROSLIDE LESSON SETS ... CHECKOUT BOTANY SLIDES Blue-Green Algae ITEM NO. DESCRIPTION EACH Blue-Green algae, wm. 6 or more kinds Qty Anabaena, wm Qty Gloeocapsa, wm Qty Nostoc, sec. through nodules Qty Nostoc, wm Qty Plankton, wm. Zoo-Phyto. Qty Oscillatoria, wm Qty Green Algae ITEM NO. DESCRIPTION EACH Mixed green algae, wm Qty Chara, wm. With sex organs Qty Chlamydomonas, wm Qty Chlorella, wm Qty Cladophora, wm Qty Closterium, wm. Desmid Qty Desmids, mixed, wm. 6 or more forms Qty Eudorina, wm Qty Gonium, wm Qty Hydrodictyon, wm Qty Oedogonium, mac., wm. Sex organs
Botany: Chapter 21 Web Exercises
Chapter 21 algae algae Visit the People's Use of algae web site for informationabout how algae affect you. What forms of algae provide useful products?
http://biology.jbpub.com/Botany/web_exercises_chapter.cfm?chapter=21
Marine Botany Staff
History. algae have been cultured at Marine botany since the establishmentof the institute in 1955. A collection of planktonic microalgae
http://www.marbot.gu.se/gumacc.html

Extractions: Staff Courses Publications GUMACC ... Plankton DB The list of strains and comprehensive information about strains is maintained as a database. Click on the button to see the list of strains. Scientists from GMF Non profit organisations Others Two 10 ml tubes with culture Free of charge 500 SEK + shipping 1000 SEK + shipping E-mail: monica.appelgren@marbot.gu.se Algae have been cultured at Marine botany since the establishment of the institute in 1955. A collection of planktonic microalgae to be used as standards for HPLC-analysis (HPLC = High Performance Liquid Chromatography) of photosynthetic pigments has been maintained since 1992. This collection has subsequently been enlarged. In 1999 GMF started to support the collection and it was named GUMACC. Previously GMF supported a culture collection at Lund University 1989-1998. That collection (LAC = Lund Algal Collection) was moved to Kalmar and is now known as KAC.
Algae Web Links
General botany. Web Links. algae. 1) This site is from the Universityof Hawaii and written by Dr. Celia Smith. There are numerous
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Extractions: 1) This site is from the University of Hawaii and written by Dr. Celia Smith. There are numerous chapters with diagrams, photos and fairly good, but simple explanations. If you look at only one of these, look at this one. Chlorophyta 2) This site is from the University of California, Berkeley. You will have to look around a bit, but find the section on "Introduction to the Chlorophyceae." Much of this site is "under construction." Introduction to the green algae 3) This site is from State University of New York at Stony Brook, and has a pretty good overview of kelp forests. This is a very good site if you have interests in marine ecology. Kelp Forests 4) This site is from Ohio University. The page has a table with photomicrographs of members of the Chlorophyta. There are self quizzes and other information at the general site. Algal photomicrographs 5) This site is from the National University of Ireland, Galoway. There are numerous links including nutritional values of algae, industries related to algae, and more. Seaweeds
Botany WWW Sites
botany WWW Sites Major botany Links Resources on the WWW Jobs and Career Sites Some Sites of Special Interest From Dr. Peter Wilf, Museum of Paleontology, University of Michigan
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Extractions: Some Sites of Special Interest Kid's Educational Sites Botanical Image Sites Societies ... AGRICOLA Web Access - powerful literature search for plants [database is free] PubMed - MedLine access to authors, titles and abstracts [database is free] Plant Nomenclature Database Multilingual Multiscript Plant Name Database CSUBIOWEB - Steve Wolf's science links site Scott's Botanical Link of the Day and Botanical Links - Subject Index Internet Guidepost for Plant Production - Extensive botany and agriculture WWW site World-Wide Web Virtual Library: Botany part of the W3 World-Wide Web Virtual Library BioAgMed INFOMINE - Encyclopedic site, searchable by keywords or index directories The Mining Company's Botany site - Links to lots of sites Amazing Environmental Organization Web Directory Ultimate Tree-Ring Web Pages Why Study Plants? Florida Plants Online - information about sustainable agriculture in addition to everything you wanted to know about Florida plants! Cal's Plant of the Week - from OU's greenhouse Chronicle of Higher Education: Career Network BioCareer Employment Center ScienceJobs.Com (BioMedNet) Job Exchange
Marine Botany Intro
Introduction to Marine botany at Hopkins Marine Station of StanfordUniversity. Marine botany and the study of seaweeds in their
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Extractions: Hopkins Marine Station of Stanford University Marine botany and the study of seaweeds in their natural habitats can be a physical and intellectual delight, melding the pleasures of field and laboratory studies at the seashore with new computer and communication skills. Winter quarter at Stanford University's Hopkins Marine Station in Pacific Grove, California, provided an opportunity to try a less traditional approach to the study of marine botany. Each student selected an alga to research and report on using drawings, micrographs, video and animations. The resulting electronic publication illustrates our path of inquiry.
Marine Botany References
Marine botany Bibliography. Abbott, IA, and GJ Hollenberg. 1976. Marine algaeof California. Stanford University Press, Stanford, California, USA.
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Extractions: Marine Botany Syllabus Students Marine Flora ... Glossary Marine Botany Bibliography Abbott, I.A., and G.J. Hollenberg. 1976. Marine algae of California . Stanford University Press, Stanford, California, USA. Blanchette, C. A. 1994. The effects of biomechanical and ecological factors on population and community structure of wave-exposed, intertidal macroalgae. Oregon State University. Bold, H.C. and M.J. Wynne. 1978. Introduction to the algae . Prentice-Hall, Inc, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, USA. Chapman, V.J. 1964. The Algae . St. Martin's Press Inc., New York, New York, USA. Denny, M.W. 1995. Predicting physical disturbance: mechanistic approaches to the study of survivorship on wave-swept shores. Ecological Monographs Denny, M. W., et al. 1985. Mechanical limits to size in wave-swept organisms. Ecological Monographs Denny, M.W. 1988. Biology and the mechanics of the wave-swept environment. Princeton University Press, Princeton, New Jersey, USA. Fritsch, F.E. 1945.
McGraw-Hill Higher Education | Integrative Biology
You are here MHHE Home Integrative Biology Home algae/Phycology.
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Marin Botany - Section Marinbiology Og Limnology - Biological Institute
Moreover, marine botany involves other professions because the occurrence of algaethroughout the year and their geographical distribution is determined by
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Extractions: UiO - web pages UiO - persons WWW - Google About The University Academics Student Life University Library ... RESEARCH - Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences - Department of Biology Biological institute Divisions Academics ... Research: Marine botany - Norsk Research groups: Miscellaneous: Algae are the basis for almost all life in the sea, and thereby the foundation for resources such as the fish and crustacean we harvest from the sea. Our research, and the teaching we offer, includes all sides of algae's biology. Moreover, marine botany involves other professions because the occurrence of algae throughout the year and their geographical distribution is determined by physical and chemical factors. Thus, factors such as current, tide, temperature, salinity, nutrients and light are important parts of our investigations in the field. Algae are responsible for 40 % of the total photosynthesis in the world. Each cell is self-contained as long as it has access to nutrients and light. The picture above shows an electron micrograph of a thin section of an alga cell. The chloroplasts absorb light and use the energy to build up organic material. The cells also have metabolism, and thus it is equipped with mitochondria for oxidative phosphorylation (make energy, ATP). The"Golgi-complex", a structure that package and distribute proteins and lipids, also manufactures cellulose used to construct the cell wall. Microalgae may have flagella's (one or two tiny beating hairs) for motility. The nucleus contains DNA.
Botany 3100 Home Page
botany 3100 Survey of NonVascular Plants California State UniversityStanislaus Fall 2000 Dr. Steven J. Wolf. Instructor Generated
http://arnica.csustan.edu/boty3100/
Botany Stock Photography
botany Stock Photography from Stockpix.com. All photographs are copyrightSteven Holt, Marilyn Moseley LaMantia or Brenda Moseley/stockpix.com.
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MARINE BOTANY
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Extractions: Lecture Schedule Laboratory Syllabus Reading Assignments Reserve Materials ... Dunton Home Page JUNE Taxonomy of Algae, Seagrasses and Marsh Plants OBJECTIVES To appreciate and understand the morphological, reproductive and physiological diversity of the marine algae, seagrasses and marsh plants. To recognize the common marine algae, seagrasses and emergent vascular plants of the southwest Texas coast through the collection and identification of specimens and the preparation of a herbarium collection. MATERIALS IN FIELD Booties / ratty shoes Sunscreen Collection bucket Snorkel and mask Bathing suit MATERIALS IN LABORATORY Personal notebook 2 forceps 2 dissecting needles Water dropper Glass slides Glass cover slips Small dish of seawater Pencil Compound microscope Dissecting microscope Herbarium press Edwards identification key Kim wipes Paper towels Glossary of taxonomic terms Large gray tray Bucket of fresh seawater Razor blade HOW TO IDENTIFY ALGAE TO SPECIES Isolate a single species of algae (or plant) in a small container of seawater.
Marine Biology: Plants
Agarweed; Brown filament algae; Bull kelp; Coralline red algae; Cord grass; Crustosecoralline algae; Southern sea palm; Spongeweed; Surf grass; Tar spot algae.
http://www.calpoly.edu/~delta/Delta/Plants.html
HK University Theses Online
LOCATION, CALL NO. Special Collections, M.Sc.73 T1. Year 1973. Pagination 7,iv, 132 p. Language English. Dept/Program botany. Degree Master of Science.
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