Other categories
1
Microcystis aeruginosa
Linoleic acid (ester)
Inhibition of growth of green alga
Chlorella vulgaris
Song et al. [81]
2
Scytonema hofmanni
Cyanobacterin (halogenated; aromatic)
Growth inhibition of diatom Nitzschia
pusilla
Abarzua et al. [107]
3
Scytonema hofmanni
Cyanobacterin
Inhibition of other cyanobacteria, such as
certain trains in genera Synechococcus,
Anacystis, Microcystis, Anabaena, and
Nostoc
Gleason and Paulson [108]
4
Scytonema hofmanni
Cyanobacterin
Inhibition of cyanobacterium
Synechococcus sp. and maybe more
species of cyanobacteria and other
phytoplankters
Mason et al. [109]
5
Nostoc linckia
Cyanobacterin LU-1
Inhibition of cell division and lightdependent oxygen evolution of
Synechococcus sp.
Gromov et al. [80]
6
Aphanizomenon
ovalisporum;
C. raciborskii AQS;
A. ovalisporum APH;
Anabaena 66-2;
Microcystis 81-11;
Nostoc 23-2;
Pseudanabaena 108-1
Polymethoxy-1-alkenes (PMAs)
(polymethoxy alkene)
Toxic effects to zebrafish embryo
Jaja-Chimedza et al. [83,
110]
7
Nostoc insulare
4,4
0
-Dihydroxybiphenyl (aromatic)
Inhibition of Arthrospira (Spirulina)
laxissima and other microalgae;
anticyanobacterial activities, moderate
antibacterial and antifungal activities;
cytotoxicity
Volk and Furkert [42], Volk
[79], Volk and Mundt [100],
Volk [101]
8
Nostoc insulare
N,N
0
-(4,5-dimethyl-1,2- phenylene)
bis-acetamide (aromatic)
Not tested
Volk and Mundt [100], Volk
[101]
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