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Walker, F. T. (1956). Periodicity of the Laminariaceae around Scotland.
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Tram. Bot.
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Int. Seaweed Sym. 91-2.
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1947-53. Ann. Bot., Lond., N.S. 18, 485-94.
int. Explor. Mer. 20, 160-6.
Nature, Lond. 173, 766.
Nature, Lon&. 177, 1246.
Holy Island, Inchmamock, May Island and Seaforth Island.
SOC. Edinb. 37, 182-99.
31.
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Laminaria clouatonii. J. Ecol. 43, 26-8.
Shapinsay, Orkney Islands; changes from 1947-1955. J. Mar. Rea. 15,
123-33.
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Wilce, R. T. (1959). Studies on the genus Laminaria-1. Laminaria cuneiifolkz
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Wort, D. J. (1955). The seaaonal variation in chemical composition of Macrocyatie
integrifolia and Nereocyetk luetkeeana in British Columbia coastal waters.
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Walker, F. T. (1952b). Summary of seaweed resources of Great Britain. Proc. I
Walker, F. T. (1952~). Chromosome number of Macrocyst&? intepfolkz Bory.
Walker, F. T. (1954a). The Laminariaceae off North Shapinsay. Changes from
Walker, F. T. (1954b). Distribution of Laminariaceae around Scotland. J. Cons.
Walker, F. T. (1954~). Distribution of the Laminariaceae around Scotland.
Walker, F. T. (1956). Periodicity of the Laminariaceae around Scotland.
Walker, F. T. (1957). An ecological study of the Laminariaceae of Ailsa Craig,
Tram. Bot.
Walker, F. T., and Smith, M. McL. (1948). Seaweed oulture. Nature, Lond. 162,
Walker, F. T., and Richardson, W. D. (1955a). Perennial changes of Lanainarkz
Walker, F. T., and Richardson, W. D. (1955b). An ecological investigation of
Walker, F. T., and Richardson, W. D. (1956). The Laminariaceae off North
Int. Seaweed Sym. 91-2.
Ann. Bot., Lond., N.S. 16, 23-5.
1947-53. Ann. Bot., Lond., N.S. 18, 485-94.
int. Explor. Mer. 20, 160-6.
Nature, Lond. 173, 766.
Nature, Lon&. 177, 1246.
Holy Island, Inchmamock, May Island and Seaforth Island.
SOC. Edinb. 37, 182-99.
31.
clouatmii. J. Cons. int. Explor. Mer. 22, 298-308.
Laminaria clouatonii. J. Ecol. 43, 26-8.
Shapinsay, Orkney Islands; changes from 1947-1955. J. Mar. Rea. 15,
123-33.
Walker, F. T., and Richardson, W. D. (1957). Survey of the Laminariaceae off
the Island of Arran; changes from 1952-1955. J. Ecol. 45, 225-32.
Wang, C., and Hsueh, L. (1959). Observations on the sorus formation of mature
Laminaria summering in a low temperature culture room. Acta Bot. Sinica,
8, 260-2.
Wilce, R. T. (1959). Studies on the genus Laminaria-1. Laminaria cuneiifolkz
J. G. Ag.; a review. Bot. Notie. 112, 158-74.
Wilson, I. M. (1960). Marine fungi ; a review of the present position. Proc. Linn.
SOC., Session. 171, 53-70.
Womersley, H. B. S. (1952). The species of Macrocyetk with special reference
to those on Southern Australian coasts. Proc. 1 Int. Seaweed Sym. 30.
Womersley, H. B. S. (1954). The species of Mamocyetia with special reference to
those on Southern Australian coasts. Univ. Calif. Publ. Bot. 27, 109-32.
Womersley, H. B. S. (1959). The marine algae of Australia. Bot. Rev. 25,545-614.
Wood, E. J. F. (1952). Potentialities of Australian seaweed resources. Proc. 1
Woodward, F. N. (1951). Seaweeds as a source of chemicals. J. Sci. Food Agric.
Woodward, F. N. (1952). United States of America (Pacific coast) seaweed resources. Proc. 1 Int. Seaweed Sym. 109.
Wort, D. J. (1955). The seaaonal variation in chemical composition of Macrocyatie
integrifolia and Nereocyetk luetkeeana in British Columbia coastal waters.
C a d . J. Bot. 33, 323-40.
Studies on manure for seaweed-1.
On the change of
nitrogenous component of Qelidium amamii Lmx. cultured with Werent
nitrogen sources. Bull. Jap. SOC. Sci. Fkh. 27, 953-7.
Int. Seaweed Sym. 110-11.
2, 477-87.
Yamada, N. (1961).