10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PROTOCOCCAL»
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Man-Made Closed Ecological Systems
R Rerberg, M.S. and Kuzmina, R.II., 1964, Experience of prolonged stepwise
cultivation of protococcal algae in community with bacteria on human wastes. In
Upravlyayemoye kultivirovaniye mikrovodoroslei (Controlled microalgal
cultivation), ...
J.I. Gitelson, G.M. Lisovsky, 2003
2
The Food of Daphnids and Diaptomids in Ponds
From Table 12 it is seen that of the protococcal algae available in the ponds, A.
denticornis selects from these the largest forms. The selectivity index for the small
protococcal algae was consistantly negative for this trophic condition.
3
The Storage lakes of the U.S.S.R. and their importance for ...
TABLE 8 Composition of the phytoplankton of the Kakhovka Reservoir in 1956 (
after Roll) During the spring, diatoms comprise the largest group of the
phytoplankton in terms of biomass; protococcal algae are next in importance. In
August, the ...
Petr Vladimirovich Ti︠u︡rin, 1966
4
Introduction To Man And His Environment
A general characteristic is the better resistance of freshwater protococcal algae to
most pollutants,_ as compared with cultured marine phytoplankton forms. Of the
species studied, Gyrodinium fissum is highly sensitive to mercury, the response ...
R. Swarup, S N Mishra, V P Jauhari, R Swarup, S. N. Mishra, 1992
5
Biological Effects of Surfactants
Facts and figures (statistical data about surfactants) (1992) Chem. Eng. News, 70
(26): 32–75.404. Fedulova, A.N., Khromov, V.M., and Maksimov, V.N. (1976)
Effect of some detergents, used to control oil pollution, on protococcal algae. Biol.
... 189, 200, 201, 211, 214,215 amino acids 140 synthesis, net 126 Protococcal
types 65 Protozoans 316 Proximate factors 442 Pseudonoduli 141 Pseudothalli
102 Psychrophilic diatoms 209 Pudget Sound 411 Pushing forces 226 Pycnosis,
...
In long-term experiments the specific differences are usually much smaller and
depend on molecular, cellular and tissue level mechanisms. A general
characteristic is the better resistance of freshwater protococcal algae to most
pollutants, ...
8
Equidosimetry: Ecological Standardization and Equidosimetry ...
... in i-variant; Ni– medium cells numerous in i-variant Diversity index – S%= (Si/
Sn)100% [4] Si– species amount in i-variant; Sn - species amount in basic
polyculture; S% - index of diversity The survival curves of the protococcal algae (
Fig.
F. Bréchignac, G. Desmet, 2007
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Bibliography of Copepoda, Up to and Including 1980: Part II ...
Dokl. Akad. Nauk SSSR, 125(1): 201-204, tab. 1. (l-iii-1959, Russian). Monakov,
A.V. & Yu. I. Sorokin, 1959a. K voprosu ob usvoenii tsiklopami protokokhovykh
vodoroslei. On the question of the ability of Cyclopidae to digest protococcal
algae.
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The Biology of Diatoms
... intracellular 4 5 104 105 organisms in diatoms Conclusion and outlook
Rcfcrcnccs 105 1 INTRODUCTION The Bacillariophyccac or diatoms represent
among the Chrysophyta the protococcal type. As such their vegetative cells are
encased ...
