96
Jeffrey SW, GF Humphrey (1975) New spectrophotometric equations for determining
chlorophylls a, h, c1 and c2 in higher plants, algae and natural phytoplankton. Biochem
Physiol Pflanz 167:191-194
Jeffrey SW (1976) A report of green algal pigments in the central North Pacific Ocean Mar
BioI 37:33-37
Jeffrey SW, Hallegraeff GM (1980) Studies of phytoplankton species and photosynthetic
pigments in a warm core eddy of the East Australian Current. II. A note on pigment
methodology. Mar Beol Prog Ser 3:295-301
Jeffrey SW (1981) An improved thin-layer chromatographic technique for marine
phytoplankton pigments. Limnol Oceanogr 26: 191-197
Jeffrey SW (1989) Chlorophyll c pigments and their distribution in the chromophyte algae.
In: The Chromophyte algae: Problems and Perspectives (eds Green, Leadbeater and
Diver), Syst Ass Spec Vol 38: 13-36 Clarendon Press
Jensen A, Sakshaug E (1973) Studies on the phytoplankton ecology of the Trondheim fjord.
3. Chloroplast pigments in relation to abundance and physiological state of the
phytoplankton. J exp mar BioI Ecol 11:137-155
Kana TM, Glibert P, Goericke R, Welsch meyer NA (1988) Zeaxanthin and J3-carotene in
Synchococcus WH 7803 respond differently to irradiance. Limnol Oceanogr 33: 1623-1627
Kiefer D (1973) Fluorescence properties of natural phytoplankton populations. Mar BioI
22:263-269
Kiefer DA, SooHoo JB (1982) Spectral absorption by marine particles of coastal waters of
Baja California. Limnol Oceanogr 27:429-459
Kishino M, Takahashi M, Okami N, Ichimura S (1985) Estimation of the spectral absorption
coefficients of phytoplankton in the sea. Bull Mar Sci 37:634-642
Klein AWO, Gieskes WWC, Kraay GW (1986) Digestion of chlorophylls and carotenoids by
the marine protozoan Oxyrrhis marina studied by HPLC analysis of algal pigments. J
Plankton Res 8:827-836
Klein B (1988) Variations in pigment content in two benthic diatoms during growth in batch
cultures. J exp mar BioI Beol 115:237-248
Kleppel GS, Pieper RE (1984) Phytoplankton pigments in the gut contents of planktonic
copepods from coastal waters off southern California. Mar BioI 78:193-198
Knight R, Mantoura RF (1985) Chlorophyll and carotenoid pigments in Foraminifera and their
symbiontic algae: analysis by HPLC. Mar Ecol Prog Ser 23:241-249
Koblentz-Mishke OJ, Volkovinsky VV, Kabanova JG (1970) Plankton primary production of
the world ocean. Pp. 183 - 193 in: W. Wooster (ed.): Scientific Exploration of the South
Pacific Nat Acad Press, Washington D.C
Kowalenska G, Falkowski L, Hoffmann SK, Szczepaniak LS (1987) Replacement of
magnesium by copper (II) in the chlorophyll porphyrin ring of planktonic algae. Acta
Physiol Plant 9:43-52
Kowalenska G (1988) Bluegreen algae - the possible source of stable organic copper
complexes for the environment. Proc. XVI Conference of Baltic Oceanographers, Kiel
Larsson U et 10 al. (1978) Intercalibration of methods for chlorophyll measurements applied
in the Baltic Sea. Merentutkimuslait. Julk.lHavsforsk Inst Skr 243:63-76
Leavitt PR, Brown SR (1988) Effects of grazing by Daphnia on algal carotenoids:
implications for paleolimnology. J Paleolimnoll:201-213
Lenz J, Fritsche P (1980) The estimation of chlorophyll a in water samples: a comparative
study on retention in a glass-fibre and a membrane filter and on the reliability of two
storage methods. Arch Hydro-bioI Beih 14:46-51
Lewis MR, Cullen JJ, Platt TR (1984) Relationships between vertical mixing and
photoadaptation of phytoplankton: similarity criteria. Mar Beol Prog Ser 15:141-149
Lewitus AJ, Broenkow WW (1985) Intermediate depth pigment maxima in oxygen minimum
zones. Deep-Sea Res 32:1101-1115
Loftus ME, Carpenter JH (1971) A fluorometric method for determining chlorophylls a, hand
c. J Mar Res 29:319-338
Loftus ME, Seliger HH (1975) Some limitations of the in vivo fluorescence technique.
Chesapeake Sci 16:79-92
Jeffrey SW, GF Humphrey (1975) New spectrophotometric equations for determining
chlorophylls a, h, c1 and c2 in higher plants, algae and natural phytoplankton. Biochem
Physiol Pflanz 167:191-194
Jeffrey SW (1976) A report of green algal pigments in the central North Pacific Ocean Mar
BioI 37:33-37
Jeffrey SW, Hallegraeff GM (1980) Studies of phytoplankton species and photosynthetic
pigments in a warm core eddy of the East Australian Current. II. A note on pigment
methodology. Mar Beol Prog Ser 3:295-301
Jeffrey SW (1981) An improved thin-layer chromatographic technique for marine
phytoplankton pigments. Limnol Oceanogr 26: 191-197
Jeffrey SW (1989) Chlorophyll c pigments and their distribution in the chromophyte algae.
In: The Chromophyte algae: Problems and Perspectives (eds Green, Leadbeater and
Diver), Syst Ass Spec Vol 38: 13-36 Clarendon Press
Jensen A, Sakshaug E (1973) Studies on the phytoplankton ecology of the Trondheim fjord.
3. Chloroplast pigments in relation to abundance and physiological state of the
phytoplankton. J exp mar BioI Ecol 11:137-155
Kana TM, Glibert P, Goericke R, Welsch meyer NA (1988) Zeaxanthin and J3-carotene in
Synchococcus WH 7803 respond differently to irradiance. Limnol Oceanogr 33: 1623-1627
Kiefer D (1973) Fluorescence properties of natural phytoplankton populations. Mar BioI
22:263-269
Kiefer DA, SooHoo JB (1982) Spectral absorption by marine particles of coastal waters of
Baja California. Limnol Oceanogr 27:429-459
Kishino M, Takahashi M, Okami N, Ichimura S (1985) Estimation of the spectral absorption
coefficients of phytoplankton in the sea. Bull Mar Sci 37:634-642
Klein AWO, Gieskes WWC, Kraay GW (1986) Digestion of chlorophylls and carotenoids by
the marine protozoan Oxyrrhis marina studied by HPLC analysis of algal pigments. J
Plankton Res 8:827-836
Klein B (1988) Variations in pigment content in two benthic diatoms during growth in batch
cultures. J exp mar BioI Beol 115:237-248
Kleppel GS, Pieper RE (1984) Phytoplankton pigments in the gut contents of planktonic
copepods from coastal waters off southern California. Mar BioI 78:193-198
Knight R, Mantoura RF (1985) Chlorophyll and carotenoid pigments in Foraminifera and their
symbiontic algae: analysis by HPLC. Mar Ecol Prog Ser 23:241-249
Koblentz-Mishke OJ, Volkovinsky VV, Kabanova JG (1970) Plankton primary production of
the world ocean. Pp. 183 - 193 in: W. Wooster (ed.): Scientific Exploration of the South
Pacific Nat Acad Press, Washington D.C
Kowalenska G, Falkowski L, Hoffmann SK, Szczepaniak LS (1987) Replacement of
magnesium by copper (II) in the chlorophyll porphyrin ring of planktonic algae. Acta
Physiol Plant 9:43-52
Kowalenska G (1988) Bluegreen algae - the possible source of stable organic copper
complexes for the environment. Proc. XVI Conference of Baltic Oceanographers, Kiel
Larsson U et 10 al. (1978) Intercalibration of methods for chlorophyll measurements applied
in the Baltic Sea. Merentutkimuslait. Julk.lHavsforsk Inst Skr 243:63-76
Leavitt PR, Brown SR (1988) Effects of grazing by Daphnia on algal carotenoids:
implications for paleolimnology. J Paleolimnoll:201-213
Lenz J, Fritsche P (1980) The estimation of chlorophyll a in water samples: a comparative
study on retention in a glass-fibre and a membrane filter and on the reliability of two
storage methods. Arch Hydro-bioI Beih 14:46-51
Lewis MR, Cullen JJ, Platt TR (1984) Relationships between vertical mixing and
photoadaptation of phytoplankton: similarity criteria. Mar Beol Prog Ser 15:141-149
Lewitus AJ, Broenkow WW (1985) Intermediate depth pigment maxima in oxygen minimum
zones. Deep-Sea Res 32:1101-1115
Loftus ME, Carpenter JH (1971) A fluorometric method for determining chlorophylls a, hand
c. J Mar Res 29:319-338
Loftus ME, Seliger HH (1975) Some limitations of the in vivo fluorescence technique.
Chesapeake Sci 16:79-92