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5. Intensive collection of some economically important macroalgae may
result in exhaustion of the available resources; these negative effects
should be avoided.
6. Marine accidents (oil spills, etc.) may also have detrimental effects on
the growth and reproduction of macroalgae.
In conclusion, the long coasts of Turkey offer a good habitat for
biological life, and are suitable for diverse macroalgal growth, with the
exception of some local areas such as the bays of Izmir or Iskenderun.
References
Agardh CA (1823) Species algarum.L Gryp his, 531 pp
Agardh JG (1851) Species genera et ordines Floridearum II:Lund
Agardh JG (1876) Species genera et ordines algarum.III:Lipsiae
Altindag S (1990) Some species of Ceramium in the western Black Sea. EU Fish Coil Fish
6(21-24): 31-49 (in Turkish)
Aysel V (1979) Studies on some of the Polysiphonia Grev. species (Rhodomelaceae,
Rhodophyta) from the bay of Izmir. EU Fac Sci Ser B 3(1-4): 19-42 (in Turkish)
Aysel V (1980) Some species of the Polysiphonia Grev. (Rhodophyta,Rhodomelaceae)·
from the Aegean coasts, Turkey. STRCT VII Sci Congr Bio Sec Kusadasi, Aydin pp
841-855 (in Turkish)
Aysel V (1981) Taxonomy and ecology of the Rhodomelaceae species in the upper
infralittoral zone of the Aegean coasts, Turkey. Diss Thesis, 132 pp (in Turkish).
Aysel V (1984) The Polysiphonia Grev. species (Rhodomelaceae, Ceramiales) of the
Aegean coast, Turkey. LSect: Oligosiphonia. Doga A2 8(1): 29-42 (in Turkish)
Aysel V (1987) The flora of the Aegean Sea, Turkey. II. Red algae ( = Rhodophyta). Doga
Tu Bot 11(1): 1-21 (in Turkish)
Aysel V (1989) The Polysiphonia Grev. species (Rhodomelaceae, Ceramiales) of the
Aegean coast, Turkey. II. Sect: Polysiphonia. Doga Tu Bot 13(3): 488-501 (in Turkish)
Aysel V (1992) The algal flora of the Turkish Mediterranean. E U Investigation Fund N
1988/019, EU Fac Sci Bio Dep. Bornova, Izmir, 267pp
Aysel V, Erdugan, H (1995) Check-list of Black Sea seaweeds, Turkey (1823-1994).
STRTC, Doga TrJ Bot 19: 1-10 (in Turkish)
Aysel V, Guner H (1977) Some Punctaria species in Izmir Bay and distributional areas.
EU Fac Sci Ser B 1(1): 375-384 (in Turkish)
Aysel V, Guner H (1978) The seasonal ecology of some useful algae in the Aegean coast.
EU Fac Sci Ser B 2(1): 73-91 (in Turkish)
Aysel V, Guner H (1979a) Qualitative and quantitative studies of the algae population in
the Aegean and Manrmara Seas. 3. Gracilaria verrucosa (Huds.) Papenf. population. EU
Fac Sci Ser B 3{1-4): 111-118 (in Turkish)
Aysel V, Guner H (1979b) Qualitative and quantitative studies of the algae population in
the Aegean and Marmara Seas. 2. Dictyopteris membranacea (Stackh.) Batt. population.
EU Fac Sci Ser B 3(1-4): 85-93 (in Turkish)
H. Guner and V. Aysel
5. Intensive collection of some economically important macroalgae may
result in exhaustion of the available resources; these negative effects
should be avoided.
6. Marine accidents (oil spills, etc.) may also have detrimental effects on
the growth and reproduction of macroalgae.
In conclusion, the long coasts of Turkey offer a good habitat for
biological life, and are suitable for diverse macroalgal growth, with the
exception of some local areas such as the bays of Izmir or Iskenderun.
References
Agardh CA (1823) Species algarum.L Gryp his, 531 pp
Agardh JG (1851) Species genera et ordines Floridearum II:Lund
Agardh JG (1876) Species genera et ordines algarum.III:Lipsiae
Altindag S (1990) Some species of Ceramium in the western Black Sea. EU Fish Coil Fish
6(21-24): 31-49 (in Turkish)
Aysel V (1979) Studies on some of the Polysiphonia Grev. species (Rhodomelaceae,
Rhodophyta) from the bay of Izmir. EU Fac Sci Ser B 3(1-4): 19-42 (in Turkish)
Aysel V (1980) Some species of the Polysiphonia Grev. (Rhodophyta,Rhodomelaceae)·
from the Aegean coasts, Turkey. STRCT VII Sci Congr Bio Sec Kusadasi, Aydin pp
841-855 (in Turkish)
Aysel V (1981) Taxonomy and ecology of the Rhodomelaceae species in the upper
infralittoral zone of the Aegean coasts, Turkey. Diss Thesis, 132 pp (in Turkish).
Aysel V (1984) The Polysiphonia Grev. species (Rhodomelaceae, Ceramiales) of the
Aegean coast, Turkey. LSect: Oligosiphonia. Doga A2 8(1): 29-42 (in Turkish)
Aysel V (1987) The flora of the Aegean Sea, Turkey. II. Red algae ( = Rhodophyta). Doga
Tu Bot 11(1): 1-21 (in Turkish)
Aysel V (1989) The Polysiphonia Grev. species (Rhodomelaceae, Ceramiales) of the
Aegean coast, Turkey. II. Sect: Polysiphonia. Doga Tu Bot 13(3): 488-501 (in Turkish)
Aysel V (1992) The algal flora of the Turkish Mediterranean. E U Investigation Fund N
1988/019, EU Fac Sci Bio Dep. Bornova, Izmir, 267pp
Aysel V, Erdugan, H (1995) Check-list of Black Sea seaweeds, Turkey (1823-1994).
STRTC, Doga TrJ Bot 19: 1-10 (in Turkish)
Aysel V, Guner H (1977) Some Punctaria species in Izmir Bay and distributional areas.
EU Fac Sci Ser B 1(1): 375-384 (in Turkish)
Aysel V, Guner H (1978) The seasonal ecology of some useful algae in the Aegean coast.
EU Fac Sci Ser B 2(1): 73-91 (in Turkish)
Aysel V, Guner H (1979a) Qualitative and quantitative studies of the algae population in
the Aegean and Manrmara Seas. 3. Gracilaria verrucosa (Huds.) Papenf. population. EU
Fac Sci Ser B 3{1-4): 111-118 (in Turkish)
Aysel V, Guner H (1979b) Qualitative and quantitative studies of the algae population in
the Aegean and Marmara Seas. 2. Dictyopteris membranacea (Stackh.) Batt. population.
EU Fac Sci Ser B 3(1-4): 85-93 (in Turkish)