Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom · 1962 · 28 citations · 10 references
Life SciencesBiologyBotanyPhotosynthesisPhysiological EcologyPlant PhysiologyAlgal PhysiologyLight EcologyPhotosynthesis In MicroorganismsRed AlgaeSpore BiologyFluorescent LampsGrowth Performance Under Lighting RegimesIllumination EffectsLight Effects On DevelopmentLight Effects On EmergenceLight Effects On GerminationLight Effects On GrowthRed Algal Reproduction
Sporelings of the marine red alga Plumaria elegans , grown under continuous illumination from a fluorescent tube, show a maximum rate of cell production at a light energy flux of 10 ergs/sec/mm 2 in the range 380—720 mμ. This amount of light energy is low, but compares closely with that illuminating Plumaria in its natural habitat at Wembury during the period of the year when the plant is producing spores.
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The Chemistry and Fertility of Sea Waters
AIBS Bulletin · 1955 · 558 citations
PHOTOSYNTHETIC ACTION SPECTRA OF MARINE ALGAE
F. T. Haxo, L. R. Blinks · The Journal of General Physiology · 1950 · 395 citations · Full text