Titlebook: Algae and Man; Based on lectures pr Daniel F. Jackson Book 1964 Plenum Press 1964 Eutrophication.algae.ecology.environment.growth.taxonomy

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Toxic Algae, produced by strains of . and ., are responsible for acute poisonings of various animals. Bacteria associated with the algae also produce toxins that are responsible for less acute poisonings. The effects of algal and bacterial toxins may be superimposed. . fast-death factor is a cyclic polypeptide

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Extracellular Products of Algae,own as. were gathered and used to hasten the healing of sores. On the other hand, numerous observations carried out during the last century showed that certain algae are capable of yielding highly toxic substances, in standing waters or even in the sea, and that these substances can be fatal to man

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Algae and Medicine, diagramatic scheme of the interrelationship of algae and plankton. The form our contribution will take is not that of a report of an original laboratory study. Rather it will be a digestion and distillation of what has gone before, as seen from a medical perspective.

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Mass Culture of Microalgae for Photosynthetic Gas Exchange,ysiology of a green plant and an animal were combined, were performed in the eighteenth century by Joseph Priestley, the discoverer of oxygen. The first suggestion that photosynthesis be used to solve the respiratory gas supply problem in space vehicles is attributed to J. B. S. Haldane and to other

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Principles of Primary Productivity: Photosynthesis Under Completely Natural Conditions,ch permit him to study five times more samples than methods achieving a certainty of 98% would permit, has made a wise choice. This is perhaps the most valuable idea to be presented in this paper. Consequently it has been placed at the beginning. It is also appropriate here because the methods and r

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Book 1964ology. This book is the outgrowth of a North Atlantic Treaty Organi­ zation Advanced Study Institute in which authorities in both the applied and basic fields of phycology, as well as in cognate disci­ plines, met and discussed various topics related to algae. It is of significance to note that this

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Database Systems for Advanced Applicationsch permit him to study five times more samples than methods achieving a certainty of 98% would permit, has made a wise choice. This is perhaps the most valuable idea to be presented in this paper. Consequently it has been placed at the beginning. It is also appropriate here because the methods and r