This book will be an invaluable resource for researchers and advanced students with interests in the full range of aquatic photoautotrophs. It explores how these organisms and their particular physiology have evolved, allowing them to thrive in the range of environmental conditions encountered on our planet â both past and present.
This book will be an invaluable resource for researchers and advanced students with interests in the full range of aquatic photoautotrophs. It explores how these organisms and their particular physiology have evolved, allowing them to thrive in the range of environmental conditions encountered on our planet â both past and present.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
List of contributors; Preface; Acknowledgements; 1. Environmental changes impacting on, and caused by, the evolution of photosynthetic organisms John A. Raven; Part I. Origins and Consequences of Early Photosynthetic Organisms: 2. Early photosynthetic organisms John A. Raven; 3. ....And nothing was the same anymore: the rise of O2 and consequences for photoautotrophs John Beardall, Mario Giordano and John A. Raven; 4. The appearance of eukaryotic microalgae Patricia Sánchez-Baracaldo and John A. Raven; 5. The appearance of macroalgae: evolution and ecological consequences of multicellularity Olivier De Clerk and Catriona L. Hurd; 6. The evolution of aquatic embryophytes: secondary colonisers of aquatic environments Stephen C. Maberly; Part II. Physiology of Photosynthetic Autotrophs in Present Day Environments: 7. Light as a major driver of algal physiology and evolution Ond¿ej Práil, John Beardall and John A. Raven; 8. Temperature: still an enigmatic driver in the evolution and physiology of algae Christian Wilhelm and Heiko Wagner; 9. Nutrient acquisition by algae and aquatic embryophytes Antonietta Quigg and John A. Raven; 10. Salinity Ulf Karsten; 11. Desiccation Catriona L. Hurd; 12. Trait Trade Offs in mixoplankton: an analysis Aditee Mitra, Kevin J. Flynn, Diane Stoecker and John A. Raven; 13. Effects of pollution on algae Prachi Varshney and John Beardall; 14. Algae in extreme and unusual environments John Beardall and John A. Raven; Part III. The Future: 15. Aquatic phototrophs and the greenhouse effect John Beardall and John A. Raven; 16. Ultraviolet radiation effects under climate change Anita G.J. Buma, E. Walter Helbling and Michael Y. Roleda; 17. Variation in nutrient availability for aquatic phototrophs and its ecological consequences Stephen C. Maberly; 18. Algae: New products and applications Michael A. Borowitzka; Index.
List of contributors; Preface; Acknowledgements; 1. Environmental changes impacting on, and caused by, the evolution of photosynthetic organisms John A. Raven; Part I. Origins and Consequences of Early Photosynthetic Organisms: 2. Early photosynthetic organisms John A. Raven; 3. ....And nothing was the same anymore: the rise of O2 and consequences for photoautotrophs John Beardall, Mario Giordano and John A. Raven; 4. The appearance of eukaryotic microalgae Patricia Sánchez-Baracaldo and John A. Raven; 5. The appearance of macroalgae: evolution and ecological consequences of multicellularity Olivier De Clerk and Catriona L. Hurd; 6. The evolution of aquatic embryophytes: secondary colonisers of aquatic environments Stephen C. Maberly; Part II. Physiology of Photosynthetic Autotrophs in Present Day Environments: 7. Light as a major driver of algal physiology and evolution Ond¿ej Práil, John Beardall and John A. Raven; 8. Temperature: still an enigmatic driver in the evolution and physiology of algae Christian Wilhelm and Heiko Wagner; 9. Nutrient acquisition by algae and aquatic embryophytes Antonietta Quigg and John A. Raven; 10. Salinity Ulf Karsten; 11. Desiccation Catriona L. Hurd; 12. Trait Trade Offs in mixoplankton: an analysis Aditee Mitra, Kevin J. Flynn, Diane Stoecker and John A. Raven; 13. Effects of pollution on algae Prachi Varshney and John Beardall; 14. Algae in extreme and unusual environments John Beardall and John A. Raven; Part III. The Future: 15. Aquatic phototrophs and the greenhouse effect John Beardall and John A. Raven; 16. Ultraviolet radiation effects under climate change Anita G.J. Buma, E. Walter Helbling and Michael Y. Roleda; 17. Variation in nutrient availability for aquatic phototrophs and its ecological consequences Stephen C. Maberly; 18. Algae: New products and applications Michael A. Borowitzka; Index.
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