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*Segawa, S., Ogata, E., and Sawada, T. (19654. Studies on carpospore liberation
in Gracilaria verrucosa (Huds.) Papenfuse-1.
Carpospore liberation
accompanied with half drying. Sci. BuU. Fac. Agric. Kyushu Univ. 15,
235-43.
*Segawa, S., Ogata, E., and Sawada, T. (1955b). Studies on carpospore liberation
in Gracilaria verrucosa (Huds.) Papenfuss-2.
On the mechanism of carpospore liberation. Sci. Bull. Fac. Agric. Kywhu Univ. 15, 245-54.
*Segawa, S., Sawada, T., Higaki, M., and Yoshida, T. (1959). Studies on floating
seaweeds-3.
Some considerations on the formation of floating seaweeds.
Sci. Bull. Fac. Agric. Kywhu Univ. 17, 299-305.
*Segi, T. (1959). On the type of specimens of Porphyra tenera Kjellman and
Qelidium amansii Lmx. Rep. Fac. Fkh. Prefect. Univ. Mie, 3, 251-6.
*Segi, T., and Kida, W. (1957). Studies on the development of Undaria undarioides (Yendo) 0kam.-1.
On the development of gametophytes and influence of light intensity on it. Rep. Fae. Fkh. Prefect. Univ. Mie, 2,
On the relation between distribution of early
Bot.
Shaw, T. I. (1959). The mechanism of iodide accumulation by the brown seaweed
Shrum, G. M. (1952). Canadian (PacSc coast) seaweed resources. Proc. I Int.
Siefert, G. L., and Wood, H. C. (1956). The use of Macrocyetk pyrifera as a source
Proc. 2 Int. Seaweed Sym. 107-8.
Southward, A. J. (1953). T h e ecology of some rocky shores in the south of the
Southward, A. J. (1958). The population balance between limpets and seaweeds
Spooner, G. M. (1949). Observations on the absorption of radioactive strontium
Stokke, K. (1956). The resistance of Gracilaria confervoidea to hydrogen sulphide.
Stokke, K. (1957). The red alga Gracilaria verruco~a in Norway. Nytt. Mag. f .
Stoloff, L. (1949). Irish Moss. Econ. Bot. 3, 428-35.
Stoloff, L. (1962). Algal classification-an aid to improved industrial utilization.
Econ. Bot. 16, 86-94.
Stoloff, L., and Silva, P. (1957). An attempt to determine possible taxonomic
significance of the properties of water-extractable polysaccharides in red
dgae. Econ. Bot. 11, 327-30.
Chemical studies and
utilization of some Philippine seaweeds. Proc. Indo-Pacif. Fhh. Coun.
165-9.
Sund, S., and Bjerre-Petersen, E. (1952). Industrial utilization of Danish seaweeds. Proc. l Int. Seaweed Sym. 85-7.
Sund, S., and Bjerre-Petersen, E. (1964). Collection and utilization of Danish
Furcellaria, 1946-60. Proc. 4 Int. Seaweed Sym. 410-1.
Sunde, I. (1956). The iodine content of eggs from hens fed with seaweed meal.
Proc. 2 Int. Seaweed Sym. 1144.
5 17-25.
Segi, T., and Kida, W. (1960).
germlings of Monostroma and tidal currents in the culture ground.
Marina, 2, 223-6.
Laminaria digitata. The uptake of ra1I. Proc. Roy. SOC. B . 150, 356-71.
Seaweed Sym. 107.
of trace elements in human nutrition.
Isle of Man. Proc. Liverpool biol. SOC. 59, 1-44.
on wave beaten rocky shores.
and yttrium by marine algae. J. mar. biol. Ass. U.K. 28, 587-625.
Proc. 2 Int. Seaweed Sym. 210-4.
Rep. mar. biol. Sta. Pt. Erin, 68, 20-9.
Bot. 5, 101-11.
Sulit, J. I., Navarro, B., and San Juan, R. C. (1953).