95
Gieskes WWC, Kraay GW (1984) Phytoplankton, its pigments, and primary production at a
central North Sea station in May, July and September 1981. Neth J Sea Res 18:51-70
Gieskes WWC, Kraay GW (1986a) Analysis of phytoplankton pigments by HPLC before,
during and after mass occurrence of the microflagellate Corymbellus aureus during the
spring bloom in the open northern North Sea in 1983. Mar BioI 92:45-52
Gieskes WWC, Kraay GW (1986b) Floristic and physiological differences between the
shallow and the deep nanophytoplankton community in the euphotic zone of the open
tropical Atlantic revealed by HPLC analysis of pigments. Mar BioI 91:567-576
Gieskes WWC, Elbrachter M (1986) Abundance of nanoplankton-size chlorophyll-containing
particles caused by diatom disruption in surface waters of the Southern Ocean (Antarctic
Peninsula region). Neth J Sea Res 20:291-303
Gieskes WWC, Kraay GW,Nontji A, Setiapermana D, Sutomo (1988) Monsoonal alternation
of a mixed and a layered structure in the phytoplankton of the euphotic zone of the Banda
Sea (Indonesia): a mathematical analysis of algal pigment fingerprints. Neth J Sea Res
22:123-137
Gieskes WWC, Kraay GW (1989) Estimating the carbon-specific growth rate of the major
algal species groups in eastern Indonesian waters by 14C1 labeling of taxon-specific
carotenoids. Deep-Sea Res 36: 1127-1139
Gieskes WWC, Kraay GW (1990) Transmission of ultraviolet light in the Weddell Sea:
Report of the first measurements made in the Antarctic. BIOMASS Newsletter 12: 12-14
Gieskes WWC, Engelkes MM, Kraay GW (1991) Degradation of diatom chlorophyll to
colourless, non-fluorescing compounds during copepod grazing. Hydrobiol Bull (in press)
Glover HE, Keller MD, Guillard RRL (1986) Light quality and oceanic ultraphytoplankters.
Nature 319: 142-143
Glover RS (1967) The continuous plankton recorder survey of the North Atlantic. In: N.B.
Marshall: Aspects of marine Zoology Symp Zool Soc London, 19: 189-210
Guillard RRL, Murphy LS, Foss P, Liaaen-Jensen S (1985) Synchococcus sp. as likely
zeaxanthin-dominant ultraplankton in th North Atlantic. Limnol Oceanogr 30:412-414
Hager A, Meyer-Bertenrath T (1967) Beziehungen zwischen Absorptionsspektrum und
Konstitution bei Carotenoiden von Algen und hoheren Pflanzen. Ber Dtsch Bot Ges Bd 80,
H7:426-436
Hager A, Stransky H (1970) Das Carotenoidmuster und die Verbreitung des lichtinduzierten
Xanthophyllcyclus in verschiedenen Algenklassen. III Griinalgen Arch Mikrobiol 72:
68-83
Hallegraeff GM (1977) Pigment diversity in freshwater phytoplankton. I. Summer-succession
in three Dutch lakes with different trophic characteristics. Int Rev ges Hydrobio162: 19-39
Herman A W, Denman KL (1977) Rapid underwater profiling of chlorophyll with an in situ
fluorometer mounted on a "Batfisch" vehicle. Deep-Sea Res 24:385-397
Hewes CD, Holm-Hansen 0 (1983) A method for recovering nanoplankton from filters for
identification with the microscope: the filter-transfer-freeze (FTF) technique. Limnol
Oceanogr 38:389-394
Hoek C, van den (1978) Algen. Einfiihrung in die Phykologie. Thieme Verlag, Stuttgart
Holm-Hansen 0, Lorenzen CJ, Holmes RW, Strickland JDH (1965) Fluorometric
determination of chlorophyll. J cons perm int Explor Mer 30:3-15
Hooks CE, Bidigare RR, Keller MD, Guillard RRL (1988) Coccoid eukaryotic marine
ultraplankters with four different HPLC pigment signatures. J Phycol 24:571-580
Jacobsen TR (1978) A quantitative method for the separation of chlorophylls a and b from
phytoplankton pigments by high pressure liquid chromatography. Mar Sci Comm 4:33-47
Jeffrey SW (1961) Paper-chromatographic separation of chlorophylls and carotenoids from
marine algae. Biochem J 80:336-342
Jeffrey SW (1968) Quantitative thin-layer chromatography of chlorophylls and carotenoids
from marine algae. Biochimica Biophysica Acta, 162, 271-285
Jeffrey SW (1975) Chloroplast pigment patterns in dinoflagellates. Ann Rept 1974-1975,
Marine Biochemistry Unit, CSIRO (Australia): 7-9
Gieskes WWC, Kraay GW (1984) Phytoplankton, its pigments, and primary production at a
central North Sea station in May, July and September 1981. Neth J Sea Res 18:51-70
Gieskes WWC, Kraay GW (1986a) Analysis of phytoplankton pigments by HPLC before,
during and after mass occurrence of the microflagellate Corymbellus aureus during the
spring bloom in the open northern North Sea in 1983. Mar BioI 92:45-52
Gieskes WWC, Kraay GW (1986b) Floristic and physiological differences between the
shallow and the deep nanophytoplankton community in the euphotic zone of the open
tropical Atlantic revealed by HPLC analysis of pigments. Mar BioI 91:567-576
Gieskes WWC, Elbrachter M (1986) Abundance of nanoplankton-size chlorophyll-containing
particles caused by diatom disruption in surface waters of the Southern Ocean (Antarctic
Peninsula region). Neth J Sea Res 20:291-303
Gieskes WWC, Kraay GW,Nontji A, Setiapermana D, Sutomo (1988) Monsoonal alternation
of a mixed and a layered structure in the phytoplankton of the euphotic zone of the Banda
Sea (Indonesia): a mathematical analysis of algal pigment fingerprints. Neth J Sea Res
22:123-137
Gieskes WWC, Kraay GW (1989) Estimating the carbon-specific growth rate of the major
algal species groups in eastern Indonesian waters by 14C1 labeling of taxon-specific
carotenoids. Deep-Sea Res 36: 1127-1139
Gieskes WWC, Kraay GW (1990) Transmission of ultraviolet light in the Weddell Sea:
Report of the first measurements made in the Antarctic. BIOMASS Newsletter 12: 12-14
Gieskes WWC, Engelkes MM, Kraay GW (1991) Degradation of diatom chlorophyll to
colourless, non-fluorescing compounds during copepod grazing. Hydrobiol Bull (in press)
Glover HE, Keller MD, Guillard RRL (1986) Light quality and oceanic ultraphytoplankters.
Nature 319: 142-143
Glover RS (1967) The continuous plankton recorder survey of the North Atlantic. In: N.B.
Marshall: Aspects of marine Zoology Symp Zool Soc London, 19: 189-210
Guillard RRL, Murphy LS, Foss P, Liaaen-Jensen S (1985) Synchococcus sp. as likely
zeaxanthin-dominant ultraplankton in th North Atlantic. Limnol Oceanogr 30:412-414
Hager A, Meyer-Bertenrath T (1967) Beziehungen zwischen Absorptionsspektrum und
Konstitution bei Carotenoiden von Algen und hoheren Pflanzen. Ber Dtsch Bot Ges Bd 80,
H7:426-436
Hager A, Stransky H (1970) Das Carotenoidmuster und die Verbreitung des lichtinduzierten
Xanthophyllcyclus in verschiedenen Algenklassen. III Griinalgen Arch Mikrobiol 72:
68-83
Hallegraeff GM (1977) Pigment diversity in freshwater phytoplankton. I. Summer-succession
in three Dutch lakes with different trophic characteristics. Int Rev ges Hydrobio162: 19-39
Herman A W, Denman KL (1977) Rapid underwater profiling of chlorophyll with an in situ
fluorometer mounted on a "Batfisch" vehicle. Deep-Sea Res 24:385-397
Hewes CD, Holm-Hansen 0 (1983) A method for recovering nanoplankton from filters for
identification with the microscope: the filter-transfer-freeze (FTF) technique. Limnol
Oceanogr 38:389-394
Hoek C, van den (1978) Algen. Einfiihrung in die Phykologie. Thieme Verlag, Stuttgart
Holm-Hansen 0, Lorenzen CJ, Holmes RW, Strickland JDH (1965) Fluorometric
determination of chlorophyll. J cons perm int Explor Mer 30:3-15
Hooks CE, Bidigare RR, Keller MD, Guillard RRL (1988) Coccoid eukaryotic marine
ultraplankters with four different HPLC pigment signatures. J Phycol 24:571-580
Jacobsen TR (1978) A quantitative method for the separation of chlorophylls a and b from
phytoplankton pigments by high pressure liquid chromatography. Mar Sci Comm 4:33-47
Jeffrey SW (1961) Paper-chromatographic separation of chlorophylls and carotenoids from
marine algae. Biochem J 80:336-342
Jeffrey SW (1968) Quantitative thin-layer chromatography of chlorophylls and carotenoids
from marine algae. Biochimica Biophysica Acta, 162, 271-285
Jeffrey SW (1975) Chloroplast pigment patterns in dinoflagellates. Ann Rept 1974-1975,
Marine Biochemistry Unit, CSIRO (Australia): 7-9