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LIGHT BREAK IN THE DARK PERIOD DEPRESSES THE GROWTH RATE OF A FRESHWATER PLANKTONIC DIATOM

C. E. Gibson Department of Agriculture (Northern Ireland), Aquatic Science Research Division, Greenmount Road, Muckamore, BT41 4PX, Northern Ireland
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A. G. Fitzsimons Department of Agriculture (Northern Ireland), Aquatic Science Research Division, Greenmount Road, Muckamore, BT41 4PX, Northern Ireland
Pages 15-20 | Published online: 31 Oct 2011

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Chris E. Gibson, N. John Anderson & Elizabeth Y. Haworth. (2003) Aulacoseira subarctica: taxonomy, physiology, ecology and palaeoecology. European Journal of Phycology 38:2, pages 83-101.
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R.H. Foy & C.E. Gibson. (1993) The influence of irradiance, photoperiod and temperature on the growth kinetics of three planktonic diatoms. European Journal of Phycology 28:4, pages 203-212.
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C.E. Gibson & A.G. Fitzsimons. (1992) THE EFFECT OF AN INTERRUPTED DARK PERIOD ON THE GROWTH RATE OF SOME MARINE AND FRESHWATER PLANKTONIC DIATOMS. Diatom Research 7:1, pages 199-201.
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