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Photomovement Of Dunaliella Teod Posudin Yuriy Ivanovich Galyna Georgievna Lilitskaya

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Photomovement Of Dunaliella Teod Posudin Yuriy Ivanovich Galyna Georgievna Lilitskaya
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Publisher: Vieweg+Teubner Verlag
File Extension: PDF
File size: 19.76 MB
Pages: 247
Author: Posudin Yuriy Ivanovich, Galyna Georgievna Lilitskaya, Nadiya Massjuk
ISBN: 9783834809742, 3834809748
Language: English
Year: 2010

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Photomovement Of Dunaliella Teod Posudin Yuriy Ivanovich Galyna Georgievna Lilitskaya by Posudin Yuriy Ivanovich, Galyna Georgievna Lilitskaya, Nadiya Massjuk 9783834809742, 3834809748 instant download after payment.

The authors review the historical development and current state of the art in the biology of photomovement in algae and discuss problems in terminology and a logical basis for classification of photomovement in microorganisms. Their research has focused on two species of Dunaliella Teod., D. salina Teod. and D. viridis Teod., as the principal organisms investigated. The results of experimental investigations on the critical factors controlling and modulating photomovement are described and include the effects of various abiotic factors and critical aspects of photomovement.

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