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Bidwell, R. G. S., Craigie, J. S., and Rrotkov, G. (1968). Photosynthesis and
metabolism in marine algae-111.
Distribution of photosynthetic carbon
from C1401 in Fucua v m w . Canad. J . Bot. 36, 681-90.
The seasonal variation in chemical constitution of
some of the sub-littoral seaweeds common to Scotland. J . SOC. Chem. Ind.,
Lond. 67, Part I, 165-8 ; 11, 169-72 ; 111, 172-6.
Black, W. A. P. (1948b). Seaaonal variation in chemical composition of some of
the littoral seaweeds common to Scotland. Part I, Aecophyhm nodosum.
J . Soo. C h m . Ind. Lond. 67, 366-7.
Black, W. A. P. (1949). Seasonal variation in chemical oomposition of some of
the littoral seaweeds common to Scotland. Part 11, Fucw aerrdu8, F.
veaiculow, F . spiralis and Pelvetia cad-.
J . SOC. Chem. Ind., Lon&.
68, 183-9.
Black, W. A. P. (19604. The seasonal variation in weight and chemical composition of the common British Laminariaceae. J . mar. bwl. A88. U.K. 29,
46-72.
Black, W. A. P. (196Ob). The effect of depth of immersion on the chemical
constitution of some of the sublittoral seaweeds common to Scotland.
J . SOC. Chem. Ind., Lond. 69, 161-6.
Black, W. A. P. (1954a). Concentration gradients and their significance in
Black, W. A. P. (1964b). Seaweed as poultry food. World Poultry Sci. J . 10,
9-13.
Black, W. A. P., and Dewar, E. T. (1949). Correlation o f some of the physical
and chemical properties of the sea with the chemical constitution of the algae.
J . mar. biol. A88. U.K. 28, 673-99.
Black, W. A. P., and Woodward, F. N. (1967). The value of seaweeds in animal
feedingstuffs as a source of minerals, trace elements and vitamins. Emp. J.
Black, W. A. P., Dewar, E. T., and Woodward, F. N. (1963). Manufacture of
algal chemicals. J. Sci. Food. Agrio. 4, 68-64.
Black, W. A. P., Richardson, W. D., and Walker, F. T. (1960). Chemical and
growth gradients of Laminoria clouatonii Edm. (L. hyperborea Foal.).
E m . Proc. Roy. DublinSoo. 4, 137-49.
Blinks, L. R. (1966). Photosynthesis and productivity of littoral brown algae.
J. Mar. Rea. 14, 363-73.
Boillot, A. (1963). Recherches sur le mode de developpement des spores du
genre Cfelidium. Rev. gen. Bot. 70, 129-37.
Boney, A. D. (1963). The effects of 3-amino 1, 2, 4-triazole on the growth of
sporelings of marine red algae. J. mar. biol. A88. U.K. 43, 643-62.
Boney, A. D., and Corner, E. D. S. (1962). The effects of light on the growth of
the intertidal red alga PlumcM-ia elegans (Bonnem.) Schum. J . mar. h l . A88.
U.K. 42, 66-92.
Boney, A. D., and Corner, E. D. S. (1963). The effects of light on the growth of
sporelings of Antithamnh plum& and BrongniarteUa by88oides. J . mar.
bwl. A88. U.K. 43, 319-26.
Booth, E. (1964a).
Fkhing New8
Internat. 3, 229-33.
Booth, E. (1964b). Trace elements and seaweads. Proo. 4 Jnt. Seaweed Sym.
385-92.
Black, W. A. P. (1948a).
ikminaria 8aCCha7.ina. J. mar. bid. A88. U.K. 33, 49-60.
E z ~ .
Agric. 25, 61-9.
The seaweed industry in Great Britain.
229
Bidwell, R. G. S., Craigie, J. S., and Rrotkov, G. (1968). Photosynthesis and
metabolism in marine algae-111.
Distribution of photosynthetic carbon
from C1401 in Fucua v m w . Canad. J . Bot. 36, 681-90.
The seasonal variation in chemical constitution of
some of the sub-littoral seaweeds common to Scotland. J . SOC. Chem. Ind.,
Lond. 67, Part I, 165-8 ; 11, 169-72 ; 111, 172-6.
Black, W. A. P. (1948b). Seaaonal variation in chemical composition of some of
the littoral seaweeds common to Scotland. Part I, Aecophyhm nodosum.
J . Soo. C h m . Ind. Lond. 67, 366-7.
Black, W. A. P. (1949). Seasonal variation in chemical oomposition of some of
the littoral seaweeds common to Scotland. Part 11, Fucw aerrdu8, F.
veaiculow, F . spiralis and Pelvetia cad-.
J . SOC. Chem. Ind., Lon&.
68, 183-9.
Black, W. A. P. (19604. The seasonal variation in weight and chemical composition of the common British Laminariaceae. J . mar. bwl. A88. U.K. 29,
46-72.
Black, W. A. P. (196Ob). The effect of depth of immersion on the chemical
constitution of some of the sublittoral seaweeds common to Scotland.
J . SOC. Chem. Ind., Lond. 69, 161-6.
Black, W. A. P. (1954a). Concentration gradients and their significance in
Black, W. A. P. (1964b). Seaweed as poultry food. World Poultry Sci. J . 10,
9-13.
Black, W. A. P., and Dewar, E. T. (1949). Correlation o f some of the physical
and chemical properties of the sea with the chemical constitution of the algae.
J . mar. biol. A88. U.K. 28, 673-99.
Black, W. A. P., and Woodward, F. N. (1967). The value of seaweeds in animal
feedingstuffs as a source of minerals, trace elements and vitamins. Emp. J.
Black, W. A. P., Dewar, E. T., and Woodward, F. N. (1963). Manufacture of
algal chemicals. J. Sci. Food. Agrio. 4, 68-64.
Black, W. A. P., Richardson, W. D., and Walker, F. T. (1960). Chemical and
growth gradients of Laminoria clouatonii Edm. (L. hyperborea Foal.).
E m . Proc. Roy. DublinSoo. 4, 137-49.
Blinks, L. R. (1966). Photosynthesis and productivity of littoral brown algae.
J. Mar. Rea. 14, 363-73.
Boillot, A. (1963). Recherches sur le mode de developpement des spores du
genre Cfelidium. Rev. gen. Bot. 70, 129-37.
Boney, A. D. (1963). The effects of 3-amino 1, 2, 4-triazole on the growth of
sporelings of marine red algae. J. mar. biol. A88. U.K. 43, 643-62.
Boney, A. D., and Corner, E. D. S. (1962). The effects of light on the growth of
the intertidal red alga PlumcM-ia elegans (Bonnem.) Schum. J . mar. h l . A88.
U.K. 42, 66-92.
Boney, A. D., and Corner, E. D. S. (1963). The effects of light on the growth of
sporelings of Antithamnh plum& and BrongniarteUa by88oides. J . mar.
bwl. A88. U.K. 43, 319-26.
Booth, E. (1964a).
Fkhing New8
Internat. 3, 229-33.
Booth, E. (1964b). Trace elements and seaweads. Proo. 4 Jnt. Seaweed Sym.
385-92.
Black, W. A. P. (1948a).
ikminaria 8aCCha7.ina. J. mar. bid. A88. U.K. 33, 49-60.
E z ~ .
Agric. 25, 61-9.
The seaweed industry in Great Britain.