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Bunt, J. S. (1955). The importance of bacteria and other micro-organisms in
the sea-water at Macquarie Island. Aust. J . Mar. Freshwater Res. 6, 60-5.
Burrows, E. M. (1956). Growth control in Fucaceae. Proc. 2 Int. Seaweed Sym.
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pp. 187-9, University of Toronto Press.
Burrows, E. M. (1964). An experimental assessment of some of the characters
used for the specific delimitation in the genus Laminaria. J. mar. biol. Aas.
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(1946). Influence of environmental factors on Gracilaria confervoidea. Bull.
Duke Univ. Mar. Sta. 3, 19-24.
Chapman, D. J., and Chapman, V. J. (1961). Life histories in the Algae. Ann.
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Chapman, V. J. (1944). Methods of surveying Laminaria beds. J. mar. biol. Aaa.
Chapman, V. J. (1948). Seaweed resources along the shores of Great Britain.
Chapman, V. J. (1950). " Seaweeds and Their Uses ". 287 pp. Methuen, London.
Chapman, V. J. (1952). Seaweed resources of New Zealand. Proc. 1 Int. Seaweed
Sym. 111-12.
Chemin, E. (1937). Le developpement des spores chez les Rhodophycees. Rev.
gen. Bot. 49, 353-74.
Chesters, C. G. C., Apinis, A., and Turner, M. (1956). Studies on the decomposition
of seaweeds and seaweed products by micro-organisms. Proc. Linn. Soc.,
Lond., Session 166, 87-97.
Chidambaram, K., and Unny, M. M. (1947). Note on the value of seaweeds &B
manure. Madrae Agric. J., July, 1947.
isms. J. mar. biol. Ass. U.K. 35, 451-9.
92-3.
giant kelp Macrocystw pyrifera. U.S. Dept. Agric. Bull., no. 1191.
163-70.
U . K . 44, 137-44.
1338-44.
U . K . 26, 37-60.
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A. D. BONEY
Bowen, H. J. M. (1956). Strontium and barium in sea water and marine organBraarud, T. (1952). Seaweed resources of Norway. Proc. 1 Int. Seaweed Sym.
Brandt, R. P. (1923). Potash from kelp : Early development and growth of the
Brook, A. J. (1949). The seaweeds and their uses. New Biology, 7, 89-103.
Bunt, J. S. (1955). The importance of bacteria and other micro-organisms in
the sea-water at Macquarie Island. Aust. J . Mar. Freshwater Res. 6, 60-5.
Burrows, E. M. (1956). Growth control in Fucaceae. Proc. 2 Int. Seaweed Sym.
Burrows, E. M. (1958). Sublittoral algal population in Port Erin Bay, Isle of
Man. J. mar. biol. Ass. U.K. 37, 687-703.
Burrows, E. M. (1961). Experimental ecology with particular reference to the
ecology of Laminaria saccharina (L.) Lamour. Recent Advances in Botany,
pp. 187-9, University of Toronto Press.
Burrows, E. M. (1964). An experimental assessment of some of the characters
used for the specific delimitation in the genus Laminaria. J. mar. biol. Aas.
Burrows, E. M., and Lodge, S. M. (1950). Note on the inter-relationships of
Patella, Balanw and F u c w on a semi-exposed coast. Rep. Mar. biol. Sta.
Pt. Erin. 62, 30-4.
Burrows, E. M., and Lodge, S. M. (1951). Autecology and the species problem
in Fucua. J . mar. biol. Ass. U.K. 30, 161-76.
Butler, M. R. (1936). Seasonal variations in Chondrw criapua. Biochem. J . 30,
Carter, P. W. (1935). Effect of orange juice on the growth of Laminaria gametophytes. Nature, Lond. 135, 958-9.
Caspers, H. (1957). Black Sea and Sea of Azov. Chapter 25 in " Treatise on
Marine Ecology and Palaeoecology ". 1. (Ed. J. W. Hedgpeth) Memoir 67,
Geological Society of America, 1296 pp.
Causey, N. B., Prytherch, J. P., McCaskill, J., Humm, H. J., and Wolf, F. A.
(1946). Influence of environmental factors on Gracilaria confervoidea. Bull.
Duke Univ. Mar. Sta. 3, 19-24.
Chapman, D. J., and Chapman, V. J. (1961). Life histories in the Algae. Ann.
Bot., Lond., N.S. 25, 545-61.
Chapman, V. J. (1944). Methods of surveying Laminaria beds. J. mar. biol. Aaa.
Chapman, V. J. (1948). Seaweed resources along the shores of Great Britain.
Chapman, V. J. (1950). " Seaweeds and Their Uses ". 287 pp. Methuen, London.
Chapman, V. J. (1952). Seaweed resources of New Zealand. Proc. 1 Int. Seaweed
Sym. 111-12.
Chemin, E. (1937). Le developpement des spores chez les Rhodophycees. Rev.
gen. Bot. 49, 353-74.
Chesters, C. G. C., Apinis, A., and Turner, M. (1956). Studies on the decomposition
of seaweeds and seaweed products by micro-organisms. Proc. Linn. Soc.,
Lond., Session 166, 87-97.
Chidambaram, K., and Unny, M. M. (1947). Note on the value of seaweeds &B
manure. Madrae Agric. J., July, 1947.
isms. J. mar. biol. Ass. U.K. 35, 451-9.
92-3.
giant kelp Macrocystw pyrifera. U.S. Dept. Agric. Bull., no. 1191.
163-70.
U . K . 44, 137-44.
1338-44.
U . K . 26, 37-60.
Econ. Bot. 2, 363-78.