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Harris G P (1986) Phytoplankton ecology. Structure, function and fluctuation. Chapman &
Hall, London, 384 pp
Harrison P J Davies C 0 (1979) The use of outdoor phytoplankton continuous cultures to
analyze factors influencing species succession. J Exp Mar Bioi Eco141: 9-23
Healey F P (1985) Interacting effects of light and nutrient limitation on the growth rate of
Synechococcus linearis (Cyanophyceae). J Phycol21: 134-146
Healey F P Hendzel L L (1975) Effects of phosphorus defiency of two algae growing in
chemostats. J Phycoll1: 303-309
Healey F P Hendzel L L (1979) Indicators of phosphorus and nitrogen deficiency in five algae
in culture. J Fish Res Board Can 36: 1364-1369
Healey F P Hendzel L L (1988) Competition for phosphorus between desmids. J Phycol 24:
287-292
Heaney S I Butterwick C (1985) Comparative mechanisms of algal movement in relation to
phytoplankton production. In: Rankin M A (ed) Migration: Mechanisms and adaptive
significance. University of Texas Press, Austin, pp 114-134
Heaney S I Sommer U (1984) Changes of algal biomass as carbon, cell number and volume, in
bottles suspended in Lake Constance. J Plankton Res 6: 239-247
Hebert P D N (1982) Competition in zooplankton communities. Ann Zool Fenn 19: 349-356
Hessen D 0 (1985a) The relation between bacterial carbon and dissolved humic compounds
in oligotrophic lakes. FEMS Microb Eco131: 215-223
Hessen D 0 (1985b) Filtering structures and particle size selection in coexisting cladocera.
Oecologia 66: 368-372
Hessen D 0 (1992) Nutrient element limitation of zooplankton production. Am Nat 104: 799814
Hessen D 0 Andersen T (1990) Bacteria as a source of phosphorus for zooplankton. Hydrobiologia 206: 217-223
Hessen D 0 Andersen T (1992) The algae-grazer interface: feedback mechanisms linked to
elemental ratios and nutrient cycling. Arch Hydrobiol Beih (Ergebn Limnol) 35: 111-120
Hessen D 0 Lyche A (1991) Inter- and intraspecific variations in zooplankton elemental
composition. Arch Hydrobiol121: 343-353
Hessen D 0 Andersen T Lyche A (1989) Differential grazing and resource utilization of
zooplankton in a humic lake. Arch Hydrobiol1l4: 321-347
Hessen D 0 Andersen T Lyche A (1990) Carbon metabolism in a humic lake; pool sizes and
cycling through zooplankton. Limnol Oceanogr 35: 84-99
Hessen D 0 Faafeng B Andersen T (1992) Zooplankton contribution to particulate phosphorus and nitrogen in lakes. J Plankton Res 14: 937-947
Hogeweg P Hesper B (1978) Interactive instruction in population interactions. Comput Bioi
Med 8: 319-327
Holling C S (1966) The functional response of invertebrate predators to prey density. Mem
Entomol Soc Can 48: 1-86
Holm N A Armstrong D E (1981) Role of nutrient limitation and competition in controlling
the populations of Asterione'iIl formosa and Microcystis aeruginosa in semicontinuous
culture. Limnol Oceanogr 26: 622-634
Hrbacek J Dv6rakova M Korinek V ProchUk6va L (1961) Demonstration of the effect of fish
stock on the species composition of zooplankton and the intensity of metabolism of the
whole plankton association. Verh Int Ver Limnol14: 192-195
Hsu S B Hubbell S P Waltman P (1977) A mathematical theory for single-nutrient competition in
continous cultures of microorganisms. SIAM J Appl Math 32: 366-383
Hutchinson G E (1961) The paradox of the plankton. Am Nat 95: 137-145
Hutchinson G E (1967) A treatise on limnology. vol. II. Wiley, New York
Hutchinson G E (1973) Eutrophication. The scientific background of a contemporary
practical problem. Am Sci 61: 269-279
Infante A Litt A H (1985) Differences between two species of Daphnia in the use of 10 species
of algae in Lake Washington. Limnol Oceanogr 30: 1053-1059
References
Harris G P (1986) Phytoplankton ecology. Structure, function and fluctuation. Chapman &
Hall, London, 384 pp
Harrison P J Davies C 0 (1979) The use of outdoor phytoplankton continuous cultures to
analyze factors influencing species succession. J Exp Mar Bioi Eco141: 9-23
Healey F P (1985) Interacting effects of light and nutrient limitation on the growth rate of
Synechococcus linearis (Cyanophyceae). J Phycol21: 134-146
Healey F P Hendzel L L (1975) Effects of phosphorus defiency of two algae growing in
chemostats. J Phycoll1: 303-309
Healey F P Hendzel L L (1979) Indicators of phosphorus and nitrogen deficiency in five algae
in culture. J Fish Res Board Can 36: 1364-1369
Healey F P Hendzel L L (1988) Competition for phosphorus between desmids. J Phycol 24:
287-292
Heaney S I Butterwick C (1985) Comparative mechanisms of algal movement in relation to
phytoplankton production. In: Rankin M A (ed) Migration: Mechanisms and adaptive
significance. University of Texas Press, Austin, pp 114-134
Heaney S I Sommer U (1984) Changes of algal biomass as carbon, cell number and volume, in
bottles suspended in Lake Constance. J Plankton Res 6: 239-247
Hebert P D N (1982) Competition in zooplankton communities. Ann Zool Fenn 19: 349-356
Hessen D 0 (1985a) The relation between bacterial carbon and dissolved humic compounds
in oligotrophic lakes. FEMS Microb Eco131: 215-223
Hessen D 0 (1985b) Filtering structures and particle size selection in coexisting cladocera.
Oecologia 66: 368-372
Hessen D 0 (1992) Nutrient element limitation of zooplankton production. Am Nat 104: 799814
Hessen D 0 Andersen T (1990) Bacteria as a source of phosphorus for zooplankton. Hydrobiologia 206: 217-223
Hessen D 0 Andersen T (1992) The algae-grazer interface: feedback mechanisms linked to
elemental ratios and nutrient cycling. Arch Hydrobiol Beih (Ergebn Limnol) 35: 111-120
Hessen D 0 Lyche A (1991) Inter- and intraspecific variations in zooplankton elemental
composition. Arch Hydrobiol121: 343-353
Hessen D 0 Andersen T Lyche A (1989) Differential grazing and resource utilization of
zooplankton in a humic lake. Arch Hydrobiol1l4: 321-347
Hessen D 0 Andersen T Lyche A (1990) Carbon metabolism in a humic lake; pool sizes and
cycling through zooplankton. Limnol Oceanogr 35: 84-99
Hessen D 0 Faafeng B Andersen T (1992) Zooplankton contribution to particulate phosphorus and nitrogen in lakes. J Plankton Res 14: 937-947
Hogeweg P Hesper B (1978) Interactive instruction in population interactions. Comput Bioi
Med 8: 319-327
Holling C S (1966) The functional response of invertebrate predators to prey density. Mem
Entomol Soc Can 48: 1-86
Holm N A Armstrong D E (1981) Role of nutrient limitation and competition in controlling
the populations of Asterione'iIl formosa and Microcystis aeruginosa in semicontinuous
culture. Limnol Oceanogr 26: 622-634
Hrbacek J Dv6rakova M Korinek V ProchUk6va L (1961) Demonstration of the effect of fish
stock on the species composition of zooplankton and the intensity of metabolism of the
whole plankton association. Verh Int Ver Limnol14: 192-195
Hsu S B Hubbell S P Waltman P (1977) A mathematical theory for single-nutrient competition in
continous cultures of microorganisms. SIAM J Appl Math 32: 366-383
Hutchinson G E (1961) The paradox of the plankton. Am Nat 95: 137-145
Hutchinson G E (1967) A treatise on limnology. vol. II. Wiley, New York
Hutchinson G E (1973) Eutrophication. The scientific background of a contemporary
practical problem. Am Sci 61: 269-279
Infante A Litt A H (1985) Differences between two species of Daphnia in the use of 10 species
of algae in Lake Washington. Limnol Oceanogr 30: 1053-1059