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Diannelidis, Th. (1949). Greek marine flora and its utilization. Praotika Hellenic
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Dixon, P. S. (1968a). The structure and development of the thallus in the British
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Dixon, P. S. (1968b). Pterocludia pinnata (Huh.) Papenf. in Great Britain and
Ireland. Proc. 3 Int. Seaweed Sym. 16-6.
Dixon, P. 5. (1969). The structure and development of the reproductive organs
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N.S. 23, 397-407.
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reference to %he position of the Gelidiaceae. Bot. Marina. 3, 1-16.
231
Chiu, B. T. (1966). Seaweeds of economic importance in South China. Prm. 2
Int. Seaweed Sym. 171-2.
Chiu, B. T. (1968). Seaweeds of economic importance in Hong Kong. H q Kong
Uniu. Fish. J . 2, 132-3.
Christie, A. O., and Evans, L. V. (1962). Periodicity in the liberation of gametes
of Enteromorpha intestinalis Link. Nature, Lmd. 193, 193-4.
Clendenning, K. A. (1964). Photosynthesis and growth in Macrocystis pyrijera.
Proc. 4 Int. Seaweed Sym. 66-65.
Conover, J. T. (1968). Seasonal growth of benthic marine plants as related to
environmental factors in an estuary. J . Inat. Mar. Sci. 5, 101-7.
Conway, E. (1964a). Contribution to our knowledge of the life history of Porphyra
species. Proc. 4 Int. Seaweed Sym. 66-70.
Conway, E. (1964b). Autecological studies on the genus Porphyrclil. The
species found in Britain. Brit. phycol. Bull. 2, 342-8.
Conway, E. (19640). Autecologicd studies on the genus Porphyra-2. Porphyra
umbilicalis (L.) J. Ag. Brit. phycol. Bull. 2, 349-63.
Cook, J. G. (1957). Seaweed as a source of chemicals. Discovery, 18, 477-99.
Cooper, N. C., and Johnstone, G. R. (1944). The seasonal production of agar
in Cfelelidium curtilagineum, a perennial red alga. Am. J . Bot. 31, 63840.
Cotton, A. D. (1910). On the growth of Ulva latis8ima (L.) in water polluted by
sewage. Kew Bull. 1910, 16-9.
Cribb, A. B. (1964). Macrocyatis pyrifera (L.) Ag. in Tasmanian waters. Amt.
J . Mar. and Freshwater Res. 5, 1-34.
Czlipke, K. (1960). Investigations on the possibility of obtaining agar from
seaweeds appearing in Polish coastal waters. Prace. Morak. Inat. Ryebuck
Cziipke, K. (1964). L’agar-agar produit du Furcellaria fmtigiata de la mer
Baltique. Proc. 4 Int. Seaweed Sym. 393-7.
David, H. M. (1943). Studies of the auteoology of A8cophyUum nodomm Le Jol.
Delf, E. M. (1943). Nature and uses of seaweed. Nature, Lond. 152, 149-53.
Delf, E. M. (1944). Fluctuations in seaweed. Nature, Lond. 153, 223-4.
Delf, E. M., and Levyns, M. R. (1926). Reproduction in Macrocystis pyrijera.
Ann. Bot. Lond. N.S. 40, 600-6.
Den Hartog, C. (1964). In Discussion on paper by E. Conway. Proc. 4 Int.
Seaweed Sym. 70.
Diannelidis, Th. (1949). Greek marine flora and its utilization. Praotika Hellenic
Hydrobiol. Inat. 3, 71-84.
Diaz-Piferer, M., and Lopez, H. (1969). Taxonomia, ecologia y valor nutrimental
de algm marinas Cubas-I. Ser. Eat&. I.O.I.T., Habana Mem. 6, 11-60.
Dixon, P. S. (1968a). The structure and development of the thallus in the British
species of Cfelidaum and Pterocludia. Ann. Bot., Loncl. N.S. 22, 363-68.
Dixon, P. S. (1968b). Pterocludia pinnata (Huh.) Papenf. in Great Britain and
Ireland. Proc. 3 Int. Seaweed Sym. 16-6.
Dixon, P. 5. (1969). The structure and development of the reproductive organs
and carposporophyte in two British species of Cfelidium. Ann. Bot., Lond.
Dixon, P. S . (1960). Taxonomic and nomenclatural notes on the Florideas2.
Dixon, P. 5. (1961). On the classification of the Florideae, with particular
m y m . 11, 96-111.
J . ECOZ. 31, 178-98.
N.S. 23, 397-407.
Bot. Notiser. 113, 296-319.
reference to %he position of the Gelidiaceae. Bot. Marina. 3, 1-16.