Diatoms : ecology and life cycle
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Diatoms : ecology and life cycle
（Environmental science, engineering and technology series）
Nova Science Publishers, c2011
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
Diatoms are a major group of algae, and are one of the most common types of phytoplankton. Diatom communities are a popular tool for monitoring environmental conditions, past and present, and are commonly used in studies of water quality. This book presents topical research data in the study of diatoms, including the role of environmental factors in shaping diatom frustule; marine diatom communities; diatom classification methods; an analysis of the diatom flora of lakes, ponds and streams of the Kuril Islands; the ecological information of diatoms provides information on the reconstruction of palaeo-environments; and the regulatory influences of diatoms on benthic invertebrates.
Table of Contents
- Preface
- The Role of Environmental Factors in Shaping Diatom Frustule: Morphological Plasticity & Teratological Forms
- Marine Diatom Communities: Taxonomical Variability, Physiological Plasticity & Role in the Carbon Cycling at Coastal Upwelling Areas
- A Novel Diatom Classification Method Based on Pattern Trees by Using Different Membership Functions
- Diatom Flora of Lakes, Ponds & Streams of Kuril Islands
- Reconstruction of Palaeo-Environmental Changes Based on Ecological Information of Diatoms in Shallow Marine Sediments: Example of a Holocene Delta Sequence on the Nobi Plain, Central Japan
- Ecological Role of Benthic Diatoms as Regulators of Invertebrate Physiology & Behaviour
- Living Marine Benthic Diatoms as Indicators of Nutrient Enrichment: A Case Study in the Gulf of Trieste
- Problems & Potentialities of Using Diatoms as Paleoclimatic indicators in Central Argentina
- Paleoecological Significance of Diatoms in Argentinean Estuaries: What Do They Tell Us About the Environment?
- Bacilli, Green Algae, Diatoms & Red Blood Cells - How Nanobiotechnological Research Inspires Architecture
- Index.
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