… algae, we must attempt to define what algae are, even if the group is unnatural. We might
say, perhaps, that algae … lack vascular tissues; certain algae are not able to photosynthesize …

About five decades ago, the mass production of certain protein-rich micro-algae was considered
as a possibility to close the predicted so called “protein gap”. Comprehensive analyses …

… algae … algae of hot springs since these algae are growing on and forming a thick mat over
the sediments of the outflow streams. In the sediments (and on the rocks) macroscopic algae, …

… Algae are heterogeneous group of plants with a long fossil history. Two major types of algae
… , which included green algae, brown algae and red algae, and the micro algae are found in …

… or marine algae have to … algae are promising organisms to furnish novel biochemically
active compounds. The current review describes the main substances biosynthesized by algae …

The production of alginates from algal sources is discussed, including the properties, chemical
structure and composition, conformation, sources and occurrence, physiological function, …

… algae are presently referred to four kingdoms: Bacteria, Plantae, Chromista, and Protozoa.
For our purposes, algae … I last took a university course in algae in the 1960s. Alga endings (“-…

… fossil algae and the role of calcareous algae in … algae", objects presumed to be algae
but which lack diagnostic morphological criteria of modern taxa. Although problematical algae …

… groups and it is therefore convenient to deal with them as algae for many purposes. However,
as long ago as 1853, Cohn drew attention to the similarities between blue-green algae …

… benefits of including other algae became clear, and while the database at that time emphasized
marine benthic algae (mainly seaweeds), freshwater and terrestrial algae, marine and …