94
Brown TE, Richardson FT (1968) The effect of growth environment on the physiology of
algae: light intensity. I Phycol 4:38-54
Burger-Wiersma T, Veenhuis M, Korthals HJ, van de Wiel CCM, Mur LR (1986) A new
prokaryote containing chlorophylls a and h. Nature 320:262-264
Burkill PH, Mantoura RFC, Llewellyn CA, Owens NIP (1987) Microzooplankton grazing and
selectivity of phytoplankton in coastal waters. Mar BioI 93:581-590
Chisholm SW, Olson RI, Zettler ER, Waterbury I, Goericke R and Welsch meyer N (1988)
A novel free-living prochlorophyte occurs at high cell concentrations in the oceanic
euphotic zone. Nature 334:340-343
Cox GC, Hiller RG, Larkum A WD (1985) An unusual cyanophyte, containing phycourobilin
and symbiotic with ascidians and sponges. Mar BioI 89: 149-163
Czygan FC (1968) Sekundiir-Carotinoide in Griinalgen. Arch Mikrobiol 61:81-102 and
62:209-236
Daley RI, Brown SR (1973) Experimental characterization of lacustrine chlorophyll
diagenesis. I. Physiological and environmental effects. Arch Hydrobiol 72:277-304
Daley RI (1973) Experimental characterization of lacustrine chlorophyll diagenesis. II.
Bacterial, viral, and herbivore grazing effects. Arch Hydrobiol 72:409-439
Davies BH (1976) Carotenoids. In: "Chemistry and biochemistry of plant pigments"
(Goodwin, T.W., editor). Vol. 2:38-165 Academic Press, London
van Dijken G (1989) Pigmentsamenstelling van Rijn-fytoplankton in de rivier en in de
rivierpluim (Noordzee). Dokt.-verslag, Universiteit Groningen:1-39
van Dijken G (1990) Karakterisering van het afwijkende chlorophyll a van vrijlevende
mariene prochlorofyten. Dokt. - verslag, Universiteit Groningen: 1-31
Duysens LNM (1956) The flattening of absorption spectrum of suspensions, as compared to
that of solutions. Biochem Biophys Acta 19:2-12
Engelkes M (1985) Derivaatvorming en atbraak van algenpigmenten door copepodenbegrazing
gemeten na scheiding met HPLC. Studentenverslag, N.I.O.Z. (Texel, the Netherlands)
Eppley RW, Harrison WG, Chisholm SW, Stewart E (1977) Particulate organic matter in
surface waters off Southern California and its relationship to phytoplankton. I mar Res
35:671-696
Fasham MIR, Holligan PM, Pugh PR (1983) The spatial and temporal development of the
spring phytoplankton bloom in the Celtic Sea, April 1979. Prog Oceanogr 12:87-145
Faust MA, Norris KH (1985) In vivo spectrophotometric analysis of photosynthetic pigments
in natural populations of phytoplankton. Limnol Oceanogr 30: 1316-1322
Foppen FH (1971) Tables for the identification of carotenoid pigments. Chromatogr Rev 14:
133-298
Foss P, Guillard RRL, Liaaen-Iensen S (1986) Carotenoids from eucaryotic ultraplankton
clones (Prasinophyceae). Phytochemistry 25: 119-124
Foss P, Lewin RA, Liaaen-Iensen S (1987) The carotenoids of Prochloron sp.
(Proch1orophyta). Phycologia 26: 142-144
French CS, Brown JS, Allen MB, Elliott RF (1959) The types of chlorophyll a in plants.
Carnegie Inst. Washington Yr Book 58:327-330
Gieskes WWC, Kraay GW, Tijssen SB (1978) Chlorophylls and their degradation products
in the deep pigment maximum layer of the tropical North Atlantic. Neth. J Sea Res 12:
195-204
Gieskes WWC, Kraay GW, Baars MA (1979) Current 14C1 methods for measuring primary
production: gross underestimates in oceanic waters. Neth. J Sea Res 13:58-78
Gieskes WWC, Kraay GW (1980) Primary productivity and photoplankton pigment
measurements in the northern North Sea during FLEX-76. "Meteor" Forsch.-Erg.
A22: 105-112
Gieskes WWC, Kraay GW (1983a) Dominance of Cryptophyceae during the phytoplankton
spring bloom in the central North Sea detected by HPLC analysis of pigments. Mar BioI
75:179-185
Gieskes WWC, Kraay GW (1983b) Unknown chlorophyll a derivatives in the North Sea and
the Atlantic Ocean revealed by HPLC analysis. Limnol Oceanogr 28:757-766
Brown TE, Richardson FT (1968) The effect of growth environment on the physiology of
algae: light intensity. I Phycol 4:38-54
Burger-Wiersma T, Veenhuis M, Korthals HJ, van de Wiel CCM, Mur LR (1986) A new
prokaryote containing chlorophylls a and h. Nature 320:262-264
Burkill PH, Mantoura RFC, Llewellyn CA, Owens NIP (1987) Microzooplankton grazing and
selectivity of phytoplankton in coastal waters. Mar BioI 93:581-590
Chisholm SW, Olson RI, Zettler ER, Waterbury I, Goericke R and Welsch meyer N (1988)
A novel free-living prochlorophyte occurs at high cell concentrations in the oceanic
euphotic zone. Nature 334:340-343
Cox GC, Hiller RG, Larkum A WD (1985) An unusual cyanophyte, containing phycourobilin
and symbiotic with ascidians and sponges. Mar BioI 89: 149-163
Czygan FC (1968) Sekundiir-Carotinoide in Griinalgen. Arch Mikrobiol 61:81-102 and
62:209-236
Daley RI, Brown SR (1973) Experimental characterization of lacustrine chlorophyll
diagenesis. I. Physiological and environmental effects. Arch Hydrobiol 72:277-304
Daley RI (1973) Experimental characterization of lacustrine chlorophyll diagenesis. II.
Bacterial, viral, and herbivore grazing effects. Arch Hydrobiol 72:409-439
Davies BH (1976) Carotenoids. In: "Chemistry and biochemistry of plant pigments"
(Goodwin, T.W., editor). Vol. 2:38-165 Academic Press, London
van Dijken G (1989) Pigmentsamenstelling van Rijn-fytoplankton in de rivier en in de
rivierpluim (Noordzee). Dokt.-verslag, Universiteit Groningen:1-39
van Dijken G (1990) Karakterisering van het afwijkende chlorophyll a van vrijlevende
mariene prochlorofyten. Dokt. - verslag, Universiteit Groningen: 1-31
Duysens LNM (1956) The flattening of absorption spectrum of suspensions, as compared to
that of solutions. Biochem Biophys Acta 19:2-12
Engelkes M (1985) Derivaatvorming en atbraak van algenpigmenten door copepodenbegrazing
gemeten na scheiding met HPLC. Studentenverslag, N.I.O.Z. (Texel, the Netherlands)
Eppley RW, Harrison WG, Chisholm SW, Stewart E (1977) Particulate organic matter in
surface waters off Southern California and its relationship to phytoplankton. I mar Res
35:671-696
Fasham MIR, Holligan PM, Pugh PR (1983) The spatial and temporal development of the
spring phytoplankton bloom in the Celtic Sea, April 1979. Prog Oceanogr 12:87-145
Faust MA, Norris KH (1985) In vivo spectrophotometric analysis of photosynthetic pigments
in natural populations of phytoplankton. Limnol Oceanogr 30: 1316-1322
Foppen FH (1971) Tables for the identification of carotenoid pigments. Chromatogr Rev 14:
133-298
Foss P, Guillard RRL, Liaaen-Iensen S (1986) Carotenoids from eucaryotic ultraplankton
clones (Prasinophyceae). Phytochemistry 25: 119-124
Foss P, Lewin RA, Liaaen-Iensen S (1987) The carotenoids of Prochloron sp.
(Proch1orophyta). Phycologia 26: 142-144
French CS, Brown JS, Allen MB, Elliott RF (1959) The types of chlorophyll a in plants.
Carnegie Inst. Washington Yr Book 58:327-330
Gieskes WWC, Kraay GW, Tijssen SB (1978) Chlorophylls and their degradation products
in the deep pigment maximum layer of the tropical North Atlantic. Neth. J Sea Res 12:
195-204
Gieskes WWC, Kraay GW, Baars MA (1979) Current 14C1 methods for measuring primary
production: gross underestimates in oceanic waters. Neth. J Sea Res 13:58-78
Gieskes WWC, Kraay GW (1980) Primary productivity and photoplankton pigment
measurements in the northern North Sea during FLEX-76. "Meteor" Forsch.-Erg.
A22: 105-112
Gieskes WWC, Kraay GW (1983a) Dominance of Cryptophyceae during the phytoplankton
spring bloom in the central North Sea detected by HPLC analysis of pigments. Mar BioI
75:179-185
Gieskes WWC, Kraay GW (1983b) Unknown chlorophyll a derivatives in the North Sea and
the Atlantic Ocean revealed by HPLC analysis. Limnol Oceanogr 28:757-766