The diatom world / ed. by J.Seckbach, J.P.Kociolek. - Dordrecht: Springer Science + Business Media, 2011. - xxi, 534 p. : ill. (some col.), maps (1 col.), ports. (some col.). - (Cellular origin and life in extreme habitats and astrobiology; vol.19). - Incl. bibl. ref. - Indexes: p.519-534. - ISBN 978-94-007-1326-0; ISSN 1566-0400  Место хранения:   067 | Лимнологический институт CO РАН | Иркутск

Оглавление / Contents

Foreword Mark Hildebrand ............................................ vii Diatoms: General Introduction Joseph Seckbach and J. Patrick Kociolek ..................... xi List of Authors and Their Addresses ............................ xv Acknowledgments ............................................... xxi Collecting, Cleaning, Mounting, and Photographing Diatoms Stephen S. Nagy .............................................. 1 PART I: TAXONOMY, SYSTEMATICS AND PHYLOGENY Morphology, Cell Wall, Cytology, Ultrastructure and Morphogenese Studies Cox E.J. .................................................... 21 An Overview of Diatom Classification with Some Prospects for the Future Williams D.M. and Kociolek J.P. ............................. 47 A Review of the Evolution of the Diatoms from the Origin of the Lineage to Their Populations Mediin L.K. ................................................. 93 Status of the Pursuit of the Diatom Phylogeny: Are Traditional Views and New Molecular Paradigms Really That Different? Theriot E.C. et al. ........................................ 119 PART 2: DIATOM BIOLOGY Size and Sex Mann D.G. .................................................. 145 Classical Breeding in Diatoms: Scientific Background and Practical Perspectives Chepurnov V.A. et al. ...................................... 167 Epizoic and Epiphytic Diatoms Tiffany M.A. ............................................... 195 Diatom Viruses Tomaru Y. and Nagasaki K. .................................. 211 Benthic Diatoms in Biofilm Culture Congestri R. and Albertano P. .............................. 227 Possible Buckling Phenomena in Diatom Morphogenesis Gordon R. and Tiffany M.A. ................................. 245 Diatom Frustules: Physical, Optical, and Biotechnological Applications Townley H.E. ............................................... 273 PART 3: FRESHWATER ECOLOGY The Importance of Scale in Understanding the Natural History of Diatom Communities Lowe R.L. .................................................. 293 Patterns of Diatom Distribution in Relation to Salinity Potapova M. ................................................ 313 Diatoms from Hot Springs from Kuril and Sakhalin Islands (Far East, Russia) Nikulina T.V. and Kociolek J.P. ............................ 333 Living on the pH Edge: Diatom Assemblages of Low-pH Lakes in Western Pomerania (NW Poland) Witkowski A. et al. ........................................ 365 The Diatom Algae of Lake Kinneret, Israel Yehoshua, Y. and Alster A. ................................. 385 Rheophile Apennine Diatoms and Their Use as Bioindicators of Water Quality Dell'Uomo A. and Torrisi M. ............................... 401 PART 4: MARINE ECOLOGY Ecophysiological Performance of Benthic Diatoms from Arctic Waters Schlie C. et al. ........................................... 421 Diatoms as Endosymbionts Lee J.J. ................................................... 437 Marine Planktonic Diatoms, Including Potentially Toxic Species Villac M.C. and Kaczmarska I. .............................. 465 Toxic Diatom Pseudo-nitzschia and Its Primary Consumers (Vectors) Bargu S. et al. ............................................ 491 PART 5: SUMMARY Summary Seckbach J. and Kociolek J.P. .............................. 515 Organism Index ................................................ 519 Subject Index ................................................. 529 Author Index .................................................. 533