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Microbiol. 15:554-566; 1992.
Vechtel, B.; Eichenberger, W.; Ruppel, H.G. Lipid bodies in Eremosphaera viridis De Bary
(Chlorophyceae). Plant Cell Physioi. 33:41-48; 1992.
Volkman, 1.K.; Burton, H.R.; Everitt, D.A.; Allen, D.1. Pigment and lipid compositions of
algal and bacterial communities in Ace Lake, Vestfold Hills, Antarctica. Hydrobiologia
165:41-57; 1988.
Volkman, 1.K.; Smith, D.l.; Eglinton, G.; Forsberg, T.E.; Comer, D.S.E. Sterol and fatty
acid composition of four marine Haptophycean algae. 1. Mar. BioI. Assn. U. K. 61 :509517; 1981.
Wakeham, S.G.; Canuel, E.A. Fatty acids and sterols of particulate matter in a brackish and
seasonally anoxic coastal salt pond. Adv. Organic Geochem. 16:703-713; 1990.
Ward, D.M.; Brassell, S.C.; Eglinton, G. Archaebacterial lipids in hot-spring microbial
mats. Nature 318:656-659; 1985.
White, D.C. Chemical ecology: possible linkage between macro- and microbial ecology.
Oikos 74:177-184; 1995.
White, D.C. Validation of quantitative analysis for microbial biomass, community structure, and metabolic activity. Arch. Hydrobioi. Beih. Ergebn. Limnoi. 31:1-18; 1988.
White, D.C.; Davis, W.M.; Nickes, 1.S.; King, 1.D.; Bobbie, R.I. Determination of the
sedimentary microbial biomass by extractable lipid phosphate. Oecology 40:51-62;
1979.
Wood, B.l.B. Lipids of algae and protozoa. In: Ratledge, G.; Wilkinson, S.G., eds. Microbial Lipids. New York: Academic Press; 1988:p. 807-865.
Wood, B.l.B. Fatty acids and saponifiable lipids. In: Stewart, W.D.P., ed. Biochemistry and
Physiology of Algae. Berkeley: University of California Press; 1974:p. 236-265.
Zeng, Y.B.; Ward, D.M.; Brassell, c.; Eglinton, G. Biogeochemistry of hot spring environments. 2. Lipid compositions of Yellowstone (Wyoming, U.S.A.) cyanobacterial and
Chloroflexus mats. Chern. Geol. 95:327-345; 1992a.
Zeng, Y.B.; Ward, D.M.; Brassell, S.c.; Eglinton, G. Biogeochemistry of hot spring environments. 3. Apolar and polar lipid in the biologically active layers of a cyanobacterial
mat. Chern. Geoi. 95:347-360; 1992b.