Photosynthesis in Aquatic Plants
317
Raven JA (1993b) Carbon: a phycocentric view. In: Evans GT, Fasham MJR (eds)
Towards & Model of Ocean Biogeochemical Cycles. Springer, Berlin Heidelberg New
York, PJJ 123-152
Raven JA, Johnston AM (1991a) Photosynthetic inorganic carbon assimilation by Prasiola
stipitata (Prasiolales, Chlorophyta) under emersed and submersed conditions: relationship to the taxonomy of Prasiola. Br Phycol J 26: 247-247
Raven JA, Johnston AM (1991b) Carbon assimilation mechanisms. Implications for
intensive culture of seaweeds. In: Garcia-Reina G, Pedersen M (eds) Seaweed cellular
biotechnology, physiology and intensive cultivation. Las Palm as de Gran Canaria,
Espana, pp 151-166
Raven JA, Johnston AM (1991c) Mechanisms of inorganic carbon acquisition in marine
phytoplankton and their implications for the use of other resources. Limnol Oceanogr
36: 1701-1714
Raven lA, Richardson K (1984) Dinophyte flagella: a cost-benefit analysis. New Phytol
98: 259-276
Raven lA, Richardson K (1986) Marine environments. In: Baker NR, Long SP (eds)
Photosynthesis in contrasting envioronments. Elsevier, Amsterdam, pp 337-398
Raven JA, Samuelsson G (1986) Repair of photoinhibity damage in Anacystis nidulans
625 (Synechococcus 6301): relation to catalytic capacity for, and energy supply to,
protein synthesis, and implications for I1max and the efficiency of light-limited growth.
New Phytol 103: 625-643
Raven lA, Smith FA, Smith SE (1980) Ions and osmoregulation. In: Rains DW, Valentine
RC, Hollaender A (eds) Genetic engineering of osmoregulation: impact on plant
productivity for food, chemicals and energy. Plenum Press, New York, pp 101-118
Raven JA, Handley LL, MacFarlane JJ, McInroy S, McKenzie L, Richards IH,
Samuelsson G (1988) The role of root CO2 uptake and CAM in inorganic C acquisition
by plants of the isoetid life form. A review, with new data on Eriocaulon decangulare.
New Phytol 108: 125-148
Raven lA, Johnston AM, Surif MB (1989) The photosynthetic apparatus as a phyletic
character. In: Green IC, Leadbeater BSC, Diver WL (eds) The chromophyte algae.
Problems and perspectives. Oxford Science Publications, Oxford, pp 63-84
Raven lA, Johnston AM, MacFarlane JJ (1990a) Carbon metabolism. In: Sheath RG,
Cole KM (eds) The biology of the red algae. Cambridge University Press, New York,
pp 171-202
Raven JA, Johnston AM, Handley LL, McInroy SG (1990b) Transport and assimilation
of inorganic carbon by Lichina pygmaea under emersed and submersed conditions.
New Phytol 114: 407-417
Reiskind IB, Bowes G (1991) The role of phosphoenolpyruvate carboxykinase in a
marine macro alga with C4-like photosynthetic characteristics. Proc Nat! Acad Sci USA
88: 2993-2887
Rowan KS (1989) Photosynthetic pigments of algae. Cambridge University Press,
Cambridge
Rugg DA, Norton T A (1987) Pelvetia canaliculata, a high-shore seaweed that shuns the
sea. In: Crawford RMM (ed) Plant life in aquatic and amphibious habitats. Blackwell,
Oxford, pp 347-358
Sand-Jensen K, Pedersen MF, Nielsen SL (1992) Photosynthetic use of inorganic carbon
among primary and secondary water plants in streams. Freshwater Bioi 27: 283-293
Stebbins GL, Hill GIC (1980) Did multicellular plants invade the land? Am Nat 115:
342-353
Surif MB, Raven IA (1990) Photosynthetic gas exchange under emersed conditions in
eulittoral and normally submersed members of the Fucales and the Laminariales:
interpretation in relation to C isotope ratio and N and water use efficiency. Oecologia
82: 68-80
Thomas TE, Turpin DH, Harrison PI (1987) Desiccation enhanced nitrogen uptake rates
in intertidal seaweeds. Mar Bioi 94: 293-298
317
Raven JA (1993b) Carbon: a phycocentric view. In: Evans GT, Fasham MJR (eds)
Towards & Model of Ocean Biogeochemical Cycles. Springer, Berlin Heidelberg New
York, PJJ 123-152
Raven JA, Johnston AM (1991a) Photosynthetic inorganic carbon assimilation by Prasiola
stipitata (Prasiolales, Chlorophyta) under emersed and submersed conditions: relationship to the taxonomy of Prasiola. Br Phycol J 26: 247-247
Raven JA, Johnston AM (1991b) Carbon assimilation mechanisms. Implications for
intensive culture of seaweeds. In: Garcia-Reina G, Pedersen M (eds) Seaweed cellular
biotechnology, physiology and intensive cultivation. Las Palm as de Gran Canaria,
Espana, pp 151-166
Raven JA, Johnston AM (1991c) Mechanisms of inorganic carbon acquisition in marine
phytoplankton and their implications for the use of other resources. Limnol Oceanogr
36: 1701-1714
Raven lA, Richardson K (1984) Dinophyte flagella: a cost-benefit analysis. New Phytol
98: 259-276
Raven lA, Richardson K (1986) Marine environments. In: Baker NR, Long SP (eds)
Photosynthesis in contrasting envioronments. Elsevier, Amsterdam, pp 337-398
Raven JA, Samuelsson G (1986) Repair of photoinhibity damage in Anacystis nidulans
625 (Synechococcus 6301): relation to catalytic capacity for, and energy supply to,
protein synthesis, and implications for I1max and the efficiency of light-limited growth.
New Phytol 103: 625-643
Raven lA, Smith FA, Smith SE (1980) Ions and osmoregulation. In: Rains DW, Valentine
RC, Hollaender A (eds) Genetic engineering of osmoregulation: impact on plant
productivity for food, chemicals and energy. Plenum Press, New York, pp 101-118
Raven JA, Handley LL, MacFarlane JJ, McInroy S, McKenzie L, Richards IH,
Samuelsson G (1988) The role of root CO2 uptake and CAM in inorganic C acquisition
by plants of the isoetid life form. A review, with new data on Eriocaulon decangulare.
New Phytol 108: 125-148
Raven lA, Johnston AM, Surif MB (1989) The photosynthetic apparatus as a phyletic
character. In: Green IC, Leadbeater BSC, Diver WL (eds) The chromophyte algae.
Problems and perspectives. Oxford Science Publications, Oxford, pp 63-84
Raven lA, Johnston AM, MacFarlane JJ (1990a) Carbon metabolism. In: Sheath RG,
Cole KM (eds) The biology of the red algae. Cambridge University Press, New York,
pp 171-202
Raven JA, Johnston AM, Handley LL, McInroy SG (1990b) Transport and assimilation
of inorganic carbon by Lichina pygmaea under emersed and submersed conditions.
New Phytol 114: 407-417
Reiskind IB, Bowes G (1991) The role of phosphoenolpyruvate carboxykinase in a
marine macro alga with C4-like photosynthetic characteristics. Proc Nat! Acad Sci USA
88: 2993-2887
Rowan KS (1989) Photosynthetic pigments of algae. Cambridge University Press,
Cambridge
Rugg DA, Norton T A (1987) Pelvetia canaliculata, a high-shore seaweed that shuns the
sea. In: Crawford RMM (ed) Plant life in aquatic and amphibious habitats. Blackwell,
Oxford, pp 347-358
Sand-Jensen K, Pedersen MF, Nielsen SL (1992) Photosynthetic use of inorganic carbon
among primary and secondary water plants in streams. Freshwater Bioi 27: 283-293
Stebbins GL, Hill GIC (1980) Did multicellular plants invade the land? Am Nat 115:
342-353
Surif MB, Raven IA (1990) Photosynthetic gas exchange under emersed conditions in
eulittoral and normally submersed members of the Fucales and the Laminariales:
interpretation in relation to C isotope ratio and N and water use efficiency. Oecologia
82: 68-80
Thomas TE, Turpin DH, Harrison PI (1987) Desiccation enhanced nitrogen uptake rates
in intertidal seaweeds. Mar Bioi 94: 293-298