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Observations on standing crops of epipelic and epipsammic algal communities in Shear Water, Wilts

Brian Moss Department of Botany, The University of Bristol
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F.E. Round Department of Botany, The University of Bristol
Pages 241-248 | Published online: 02 Jul 2007

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  • Moss , B. 1967a . A spectrophotometric method for the estimation of percentage degradation of chlorophylls to pheo-pigments in extract of algae . Limnol. Oceanogr. , 12 : 335 – 340 .
  • Moss , B. 1967b . A note on the estimation of chlorophyll a in freshwater algal communities . Limnol. Oceanogr. , 12 : 340 – 342 .
  • Round , F.E. 1956 . A note on some communities of the littoral zone of lakes . Arch. Hydrobiol. , 52 : 398 – 405 .
  • Round , F.E. 1965 . The epipsammon; a relatively unknown freshwater algal association . Br. phycol. Bull. , 2 : 456 – 463 .
  • Round , F.E. and Eaton , J.W. 1966 . Persistent vertical-migration rhythms in benthic microflora. III. The rhythm of epipelic algae in a freshwater pond . J. Ecol. , 54 : 609 – 616 .
  • Vallentyne , J.R. 1960 . “ Fossil pigments ” . In Comparative biochemistry of photoreactive systems Edited by: Allen , M.B. 83 – 106 . New York In

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