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Guide and Key to Benthonic and Periphyton Algae of Lake Baikal (Meio- and Macrophytes) with Short Notes on their Ecology

Identification Key Monograph Out of Print
By: LA Izhboldina
248 pages, b/w line drawings
Publisher: Nauka
Guide and Key to Benthonic and Periphyton Algae of Lake Baikal (Meio- and Macrophytes) with Short Notes on their Ecology
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  • Guide and Key to Benthonic and Periphyton Algae of Lake Baikal (Meio- and Macrophytes) with Short Notes on their Ecology ISBN: 9785955400150 Hardback Jan 2007 Out of Print #175021
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This monograph provides knowledge on the systematics, synonymy, morphology and ecology of benthonic algae and periphyton of Lake Baikal. It has been found that the lake is inhabited by 137 meio- and macrophyte species among which most common are green and blue-green algae. This work includes illustrated diagnoses of all taxa and keys to their identification. Special attention is focused on endemic genera and species. Peculiarities of vertical and horizontal distribution of these algae, and seasonal variations in their composition and quantitative distribution are considered. This book is intended for botanists, algologists, hydrobiologists, teachers and students of biological faculties.

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Identification Key Monograph Out of Print
By: LA Izhboldina
248 pages, b/w line drawings
Publisher: Nauka
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