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with special reference to the cancer-disease and the chytrid-disease which
occurred at the culture field in Tokyo Bay during 1959-1960. Bull. Jap. SOC.
Aravio-Torre, J. (1952). The industrialization of seaweed in Spain. Proc. I Int.
Seaweed Sym. 65-6.
*Asano, M., Kuroda, K., and Asashi, T. (1951). Seasonal variation of the chemical
constituents of Gelidium amansii Lmx., collected from Usu. Bull. Hokkaido
Reg. Fish. Rea. Lab. 1, 28-35.
Austin, A. P. (1955). Meiosis in Furcellaria fmtigiatu (L.) Lamour. Nature, Lond.
175, 905.
Austin, A. P. (1960a). Life history and reproduction of Furcellariafmtigiata (L.)
Lamour. Ann. Bot., Lond., N.S. 24, 257-74.
Austin, A. P. (1960b). Life history and reproduction of Furcellaria fmtigiata (L.)
Lam.-2.
The tetraaporophyte and reduction division in the tetrasporangium. Ann. Bot., Lond., N.S. 24, 296-310.
Austin, A. P. (1960~). Observations on Furcellariafmtigiata (L.) Lam. forma
aegagrophila Reinke in Danish waters together with a note on other unattached algal forms. Hydrobiol. 14, 255-77
Austin, A P. (1960d). Observations on the growth, fruiting and longevity of
Furcellaria fastigiata (L.) Lam. Hydrobiol. 15, 193-207.
Baardseth, E. (1955a). A statistical study of the structure of the Ascophyllum
zone. Norwegian Inst. of Seaweed Res., Rep. no. 11, 34 pp.
Baardseth, E. (1955b). Regrowth of Ascophyllum nodoaum after harvesting.
Institute for Industrial Res. and Standards, Dublin, 67 pp.
Baardseth, E. (1958). The quantitative composition of the fucoid zone. Norwegian Inst. of Seaweed Res., Rep. no. 20, 7-10.
Baardseth, E. (1964). Anatomical investigations of some brown algae. Proc. 4
Int. Seaweed Sym. 39-41.
Baardseth, E., and Haug, A. (1953). Individual variation of some constituents
in brown algae and reliability of analytical results. Norwegian Inst. of Seaweed Res., Rep. no. 2, 1-22.
Bachmann, R. W., and Odum, E. P. (1960). Uptake of Zna5 and primary
productivity of benthic algae. Limnol. Oceanogr. 5, 349-55.
Barnes, H. (1963). Underwater television. Oceanogr. Mar. Biol. Ann. Rev.,
Barry, C., and Flood, D. T. (1958). The seasonal variation in the alginic acid
content of Ascophyllum nodosum growing in Dublin Bay. Proc. 3 Int. Seaweed Sym. 71-2.
Bean, R. C., and Haasid, W. Z. (1955). Assimilation of C140a by a photosynthesizing red alga, Iridophycus Jlaccidum. J . biol. Chem., 218, 425-36.
Belton, L. (1952). Seaweed resources of Spain. Proc. 1 Int. Seaweed Sym. 93-4.
Berger, F. (1961). Neue und wichte Rohstoffe aus dem Meere. Die Bedeutung
der Alginate fiir die Rahrungsmittell-industrie, Pharmazie und Kosmetic.
Acta Phytotherap. 8, 182-95.
Bidwell, R. G. S. (1958). Photosynthesis and metabolism of marine algae-11.
A survey of rates and products of photosynthesis in C1401. Canad. J . Bot.
Bidwell, R. G. S., and Ghosh, N. R. (1962). Photosynthesis and metabolism n
marine a l g a e r n . T h e fate of C14-mannitol in Fwus ueeiculocrucr. Canad. J .
S C ~ .
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1, 115-28.
36, 337-49.
Bot. 40, 803-7.
A. D. BONEY
*hasaki, S., Inouye, A., and Kochi, Y. (1960). A disease of the cultured Porphyra,
with special reference to the cancer-disease and the chytrid-disease which
occurred at the culture field in Tokyo Bay during 1959-1960. Bull. Jap. SOC.
Aravio-Torre, J. (1952). The industrialization of seaweed in Spain. Proc. I Int.
Seaweed Sym. 65-6.
*Asano, M., Kuroda, K., and Asashi, T. (1951). Seasonal variation of the chemical
constituents of Gelidium amansii Lmx., collected from Usu. Bull. Hokkaido
Reg. Fish. Rea. Lab. 1, 28-35.
Austin, A. P. (1955). Meiosis in Furcellaria fmtigiatu (L.) Lamour. Nature, Lond.
175, 905.
Austin, A. P. (1960a). Life history and reproduction of Furcellariafmtigiata (L.)
Lamour. Ann. Bot., Lond., N.S. 24, 257-74.
Austin, A. P. (1960b). Life history and reproduction of Furcellaria fmtigiata (L.)
Lam.-2.
The tetraaporophyte and reduction division in the tetrasporangium. Ann. Bot., Lond., N.S. 24, 296-310.
Austin, A. P. (1960~). Observations on Furcellariafmtigiata (L.) Lam. forma
aegagrophila Reinke in Danish waters together with a note on other unattached algal forms. Hydrobiol. 14, 255-77
Austin, A P. (1960d). Observations on the growth, fruiting and longevity of
Furcellaria fastigiata (L.) Lam. Hydrobiol. 15, 193-207.
Baardseth, E. (1955a). A statistical study of the structure of the Ascophyllum
zone. Norwegian Inst. of Seaweed Res., Rep. no. 11, 34 pp.
Baardseth, E. (1955b). Regrowth of Ascophyllum nodoaum after harvesting.
Institute for Industrial Res. and Standards, Dublin, 67 pp.
Baardseth, E. (1958). The quantitative composition of the fucoid zone. Norwegian Inst. of Seaweed Res., Rep. no. 20, 7-10.
Baardseth, E. (1964). Anatomical investigations of some brown algae. Proc. 4
Int. Seaweed Sym. 39-41.
Baardseth, E., and Haug, A. (1953). Individual variation of some constituents
in brown algae and reliability of analytical results. Norwegian Inst. of Seaweed Res., Rep. no. 2, 1-22.
Bachmann, R. W., and Odum, E. P. (1960). Uptake of Zna5 and primary
productivity of benthic algae. Limnol. Oceanogr. 5, 349-55.
Barnes, H. (1963). Underwater television. Oceanogr. Mar. Biol. Ann. Rev.,
Barry, C., and Flood, D. T. (1958). The seasonal variation in the alginic acid
content of Ascophyllum nodosum growing in Dublin Bay. Proc. 3 Int. Seaweed Sym. 71-2.
Bean, R. C., and Haasid, W. Z. (1955). Assimilation of C140a by a photosynthesizing red alga, Iridophycus Jlaccidum. J . biol. Chem., 218, 425-36.
Belton, L. (1952). Seaweed resources of Spain. Proc. 1 Int. Seaweed Sym. 93-4.
Berger, F. (1961). Neue und wichte Rohstoffe aus dem Meere. Die Bedeutung
der Alginate fiir die Rahrungsmittell-industrie, Pharmazie und Kosmetic.
Acta Phytotherap. 8, 182-95.
Bidwell, R. G. S. (1958). Photosynthesis and metabolism of marine algae-11.
A survey of rates and products of photosynthesis in C1401. Canad. J . Bot.
Bidwell, R. G. S., and Ghosh, N. R. (1962). Photosynthesis and metabolism n
marine a l g a e r n . T h e fate of C14-mannitol in Fwus ueeiculocrucr. Canad. J .
S C ~ .
Fish. 26, 1074-81.
1, 115-28.
36, 337-49.
Bot. 40, 803-7.