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Eur. J. Phycol. (2006), 41 Go) Tayl&Fo rarnc is EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PHYCOLOGY CONTENTS AND INDEX TO VOLUME 41 (2006) Volume 41, Issue 1 (February 2006) Published 17 March 2006 Volume 41, Issue 2 (May 2006) Published 16 May 2006 Volume 41, Issue 3 (August 2006) Published 15 August 2006 Volume 41, Issue 4 (November 2006) Published 5 December 2006 Anderson, B. see Leblond, J.D. Daugbjerg, N. see Moestrup, @. Andreoli, C. see Lenucci, M. De Clerck, O. see Verbruggen, H. Aoki, Y. & Kamei, Y., Preparation of recombinant de Hoyos, C. see Quesada, A. polysaccharide-degrading enzymes from the Dean, A.P. & Sigee, D.C., Molecular heterogeneity marine bacterium, Pseudomonas sp. ND 137 for the in Aphanizomenon flos-aquae and Anabaena flos- production of protoplasts of Porphyra aquae (Cyanophyta): a synchrotron-based Fourier- yvezoensis transform infrared study of lake Beltran, J. see Leonardi, P.1. micropopulations 201 Berges, J.A. see Franklin, D.J. del Cueto, A. see Carrasco, D. Bodyl, A. & Moszezynski, K., Did the peridinin Dijkman, N.A. & Kromkamp, J.C., plastid evolve through tertiary endosymbiosis? Photosynthetic characteristics of the A hypothesis 435 phytoplankton in the Scheldt estuary: community Bowen, R. see Jewson, D.H. and single-cell fluorescence measurements 425 Bravo, I., Garces, E., Diogene, J., Fraga, S.., Diogene, J. see Bravo, I. Sampedro, N. & Figueroa, R.I., Resting cysts of Duan, D. see Sun, J. the toxigenic dinoflagellate genus Alexandrium in Echenique, R.O. see Guerrero, J.M. recent sediments from the Western Mediterranean Economou-Amilli, A. see Pantazidou, A. coast, including the first description of cysts of A. Eggert, A., Raimund, S., Van Den Daele, K. & kutnerae and A. peruvianum 293, 450 Karsten, U., Biochemical characterization of Brussaard, C.P.D. see Franklin, D.J. mannitol metabolism in the unicellular red alga Carrasco, D., Moreno, E., Sanchis, D., Wormer, Dixoniella grisea (Rhodellophyceae) 405 L., Paniagua, T., del Cueto, A. & Quesada, A.., Entwisle, T.J. see Vis, M.L. Cyanobacterial abundance and microcystin Faugeron, S. see Leonardi, P.1. occurrence in Mediterranean water reservoirs in Feng, Y. see Fu, F.-X. Central Spain: microcystins in the Madrid Feng, Y. see Sun, J. area 281 Figueroa, R.I. see Bravo, I. Carrasco, D. see Quesada, A. Flaim, G. see Moestrup, O. Cerino, F. & Zingone, A., A survey of Flores, V. see Leonardi, P.1. cryptomonad diversity and seasonality at a coastal Fraga, S. see Bravo, I. Mediterranean site 363 Franklin, D.J., Brussaard, C.P.D. & Berges, J.A., Correa, J.A. see Leonardi, P.I. What is the role and nature of programmed cell Cox, E.J., Achnanthes sensu stricto belongs with death in phytoplankton ecology? genera of the Mastogloiales rather than with other Fromont, J. see Usher, K.M. monoraphid diatoms (Bacillariophyta) 67 Fu, F.-X., Zhang, Y., Feng, Y. & Hutchins, D.A., Coyer, J.A., Hoarau, G., Skage, M., Stam, W.T. & Phosphate and ATP uptake and growth kinetics in Olsen, J.L., Origin of Fucus serratus axenic cultures of the cyanobacterium (Heterokontophyta; Fucaceae) populations in Synechococcus CCMP 133 15 Iceland and the Faroes: a microsatellite-based Gachon, C.M.M., Kiipper, H., Kiipper, F.C. & assessment 235 Setlik, I., Single-cell chlorophyll fluorescence Cremer, H. & van de Vijver, B., On Pliocaenicus kinetic microscopy of Pylaiella littoralis costatus (Bacillariophyceae) in Lake El’gygytgyn, (Phaeophyceae) infected by Chytridium E. Siberia 169 polysiphoniae (Chytridiomycota) D’andrea, M. see Moestrup, QO. Garcés, E. see Bravo, I. Dalessandro, G. see Lenucci, M. Golubic, S. see Richert, L. ISSN 0967-0262 print ISSN 1469-4433 online 2006 British Phycological Society DOI. 10.1080 0967026061233 1393306 Contents and Index to Volume 41 Guerrero, J.M. & Echenique, R.O., Discostella Moszezynski, K. see Bodyl, A. taxa (Bacillariophyta) from the Rio Limay basin N’yeurt, A.D.R. see Verbruggen, H. (northwestern Patagonia, Argentina) 83 Oldenhof, H., Zachleder, V. & Van Den Ende, H.., Guo, B. see Sun, J. Blue- and red-light regulation of the cell cycle in Hansen, G. see Moestrup, O. Chlamydomonas reinhardtii (Chlorophyta) 313 Herve, A. see Richert, L. Olsen, J.L. see Coyer, J.A. Hinz, F. see Sala, S.E. Ott, F.D. see Vis, M.L. Hoarau, G. see Coyer, J.A. Paniagua, T. see Carrasco, D. Hutchins, D.A. see Fu, F.-X. Paniagua, T. see Quesada, A. Jewson, D.H., Lowry, S.F. & Bowen, R.., Pantazidou, A., Louvrou, 1. & Economou-Amilli, Co-existence and survival of diatoms on sand A., Euendolithic shell-boring cyanobacteria and grains 131 chlorophytes from the saline lagoon Ahivadolimni Jin, D. see Sun, J. on Milos Island, Gr 189 Kamei, Y. see Aoki, Y Payri, C. see Richert, L. Karsten, U. see Eggert, A Pearson, G., Lago-Leston, A., Valente, M. & Kofink, D. see Leblond, J.D. Serrao, E., Simple and rapid RNA extraction Kremp, A. see Leblond, J.D. from freeze-dried tissue of brown algae and Kromkamp, J.C. see Dijkman, N.A SCaLgrasses Kuo, J. see Usher, K.M. Pinckney, J.L. see Richardson, T.L. Kiipper, F.C. see Gachon, C.M.M. Piro, G. see Lenucci, M. Kiipper, H. see Gachon, C.M.M. Quesada, A., Moreno, E., Carrasco, D., Paniagua, Lago-Leston, A. see Pearson, G. T., Wormer, L., de Hoyos, C. & Sukenik, A.., Lane, C.E. see Schneider, C.W. Toxicity of Aphanizomenon ovalisporum Le Guedes, R. see Richert, L. (Cyanobacteria) in a Spanish water reservoir 39 Leblond, J.D., Anderson, B., Kofink, D., Logares, Quesada, A. see Carrasco, D R., Rengefors, K. & Kremp, A., Fatty acid and Raimund, S. see Eggert, A. sterol composition of two evolutionarily closely Reid, G. see Williams, D.M. related dinoflagellate morphospecies from cold Rengefors, K. see Leblond, J.D. Scandinavian brackish and freshwaters 303 Richardson, T.L., Pinckney, J.L., Walker, E.A. & Lenucci, M., Leucci, M.R., Andreoli, C., Marshalonis, D.M., Photopigment radiolabelling Dalessandro, G. & Piro, G., Biosynthesis and as a tool for determining in situ growth rates of characterization of glycoproteins in Koliella the toxic dinoflagellate Karenia brevis antarctica (Klebsormidiales, Chlorophyta) 213 (Dinophyceae) 415 Leonardi, P.I., Miravalles, A.B., Faugeron, S., Richert, L., Golubic, S., Le Guedes, R., Herve, A. Flores, V., Beltran, J. & Correa, J.A., Diversity, & Payri, C., Cyanobacterial populations that build phenomenology and epidemiology of epiphytism in ‘kopara’ microbial mats in Rangiroa, T. farmed Gracilaria chilensis (Rhodophyta) in Archipelago, F. Polynesia 259 northern Chile 247 Riddle, M.J. see Runcie, J.W. Leucci, M.R. see Lenucci, M. Runcie, J.W. & Riddle, M.J., Photosynthesis of Liu, T. see Sun, J. marine macroalgae in ice-covered and ice-free Logares, R. see Leblond, J.D environments in East Antarctica Louvrou, I. see Pantazidou, A. Sala, S.E., Sar, E.A., Hinz, F. & Sunesen, I., Lowry, S.F. see Jewson, D.H. Studies on Amphora subgenus Halamphora Marshalonis, D.M. see Richardson, T.L. (Bacillariophyta): the revision of some species Matusiak-Mikulin, K., Tukaj, C. & Tukaj, Z.., described by Hustedt using type material Relationships between growth, development and Sampedro, N. see Bravo, I. photosynthetic activity during the cell cycle of Sanchis, D. see Carrasco, D. Desmodesmus armatus (Chlorophyta) in Sar, E.A. see Sala, S.E. synchronous cultures 29 Saunders, G.W. see Schneider, C.W. Miravalles, A.B. see Leonardi, P.I. Saunders, G.W. see Withall, R.D. Moestrup, @., Hansen, G., Daugbjerg, N., Flaim, Schneider, C.W., Lane, C.E. & Saunders, G.W.. G. & D’andrea, M., Studies on woloszynskioid Crassitegula walsinghamii (Sebdeniaceae, dinoflagellates Il: On Tovellia sanguinea sp. nov.., Halymeniales), a new red algal genus and species the dinoflagellate responsible for the reddening of from Bermuda based upon morphology and SSU Lake Tovel, N. Italy 47 rDNA sequence analyses 115 Moreno, E. see Carrasco, D. Serrao, E. see Pearson, G. Moreno, E. see Quesada, A. Setlik, I. see Gachon, C.M.M. Contents and Index to Volume 41 Sigee, D.C. see Dean, A.P. Vis, M.L., Entwisle, T.J., West, J.A. & Ott, F.D.., Skage, M. see Coyer, J.A. Ptilothamnion richardsii (Rhodophyta) is a Spalding, H. see Verbruggen, H. chantransia stage of Batrachospermum 125 Stam, W.T. see Coyer, J.A. Vroom, P.S. see Verbruggen, H. Sukenik, A. see Quesada, A. Walker, E.A. see Richardson, T.L. Sun, J., Liu, T., Guo, B., Jin, D., Weng, M., Feng, Wang, B. see Sun, J. Y., Xu, P., Duan, D. & Wang, B., Development of Weng, M. see Sun, J. SSR primers from EST sequences and their Wernberg, T., Scale of impact determines early application in germplasm identification of post-disturbance assemblage structure in subtidal Porphyra \ines (Rhodophyta) Fucus beds in the Baltic Sea (Bornholm, Sunesen, |. see Sala, S.E. Denmark) 105 Sutton, D.C. see Usher, K.M. West, J.A. see Vis, M.L. Toze, S. see Usher, K.M. Williams, D.M. & Reid, G., Fossils and the Tukaj, C. see Matusiak-Mikulin, K. tropics, the Eunotiaceae (Bacillariophyta) Tukaj, Z. see Matusiak-Mikulin, K. expanded: A new genus for the Upper Eocene fossil diatom Eunotia reedii and the recent tropical Usher, K.M., Kuo, J., Fromont, J., Toze, S. & marine diatom Amphora reichardtiana 147 Sutton, D.C., Comparative morphology of five Withall, R.D. & Saunders, G.W., Combining small species of symbiotic and non-symbiotic coccoid and large subunit ribosomal DNA genes to resolve cyanobacteria 79 relationships among orders of the Valente, M. see Pearson, G. Rhodymeniophycidae (Rhodophyta): recognition van de Vijver, B. see Cremer, H. of the Acrosymphytales ord. nov. and Sebdeniales Van Den Daele, K. see Eggert, A. ord. nov. 379 Van Den Ende, H. see Oldenhof, H. Wormer, |. see Carrasco, D. Verbruggen, H., De Clerck, O., N’yeurt, A.D.R.., Wormer, L. see Quesada, A. Spalding, H. & Vroom, P.S., Phylogeny and Xu, P. see Sun, J. taxonomy of Halimeda incrassata, including Zachleder, V. see Oldenhof, H. descriptions of H. kanaloana and H. heteromorpha 227 Zhang, Y. see Fu, F.-X. spp. nov. (Bryopsidales, Chlorophyta) 337 Zingone, A. see Cerino, F. Contents and Index to Volume 41 SUBJECT INDEX 16S rRNA, 259 Cryptophyceae, 363 Achnanthes, 67 cSSR, 329 Achnanthidium, 67 culture, 259 Acrosymphytaceae, 379 cyanobacteria, 15, 39, 189, 201, 259, 281 Acrosymphytales, 379 cyanotoxins, 28] Alexandrium, 293 cylindrospermopsin, 39 algae, 303 Desmarestia, 223 Amphora, 147 Desmodesmus armatus, 29 Amphora fontinalis, 155 D-glucosamine metabolism, 213 Amphora rugosa, 155 diatom, 147 Amphora schroederi, 155 diatom systematics, 67 Amphora subturgida, 155 diatoms, 131 Anabaena, 201 dinoflagellate, 303 anatomy, 337 dinoflagellate cysts, 293 Aneumastus, 67 dincflagellates, 435 Antarctic, 223 Dinephyceae, 47, 303 Antarctica, 213 Discostella stelligera var. elliptica, 83 Aphanizomenon, 201 dissolved organic phosphorus, 15 Aphanizomenon ovalisporum, 39 disturbance, 105 Aphanocapsa feldmannii, 179 diversity, 259 apicoplast, 435 Dixoniella, 405 apoptosis, | DNA fingerprint, 329 Arcos, 39 ecology, 363 Argentina, 83 edge effects, 105 assemblage structure, 105 elemental ratio, 15 ATP, 15 endosymbiosis, 435 Australia, 125 epiphytism, 247 Batrachospermales, 125 epipsammon, 131 Bermuda, 115 epizoic algae, 189 biotrophy, 395 estuary, 425 blue light, 313 euendoliths, 189 blue-green algae, 201 Eunotia, 147 brown algae, 97 fatty acid, 303 canopy gaps, 105 Flahaultia tegetiformans, 115 cell cycle, 29, 313 Florideophyceae, 379 cell division, 313 fluorescence, 131, 425 cell lysis, | fossil, 147 chantransia, 125 freshwater, 125 Chlamydomonas reinhardtii, 313 freshwater phytoplankton, 47 chlorophyll a, 415 Fucus, 97 chlorophyll fluorescence, 223 Fucus serratus, 235 chlorophyll fluorescence imaging, 395 Gigartinales, 379 chlorophytes, 189 Glenodinium sanguineum, 47 chromalveolates, 435 glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase, 435 Chytridium, 395 glycoprotein biosynthesis, 213 cold-tolerance, 303 Gracilaria chilensis, 247 Colliculoamphora gen. nov, 147 Greece, 189 commitment curves, 29 green microalga, 213 commitment point, 313 growth, 29 competition, 131 Gulf of Mexico, 415 Craspedostauros, 67 gyroxanthin, 415 Crassitegula walsinghamii gen. et. sp. nov, 115 Halimeda heteromorpha, 337 cryptomonads, 363 Halimeda kanaloana, 337 Contents and Index to Volume 41 Halimeda melanesica, 337 plastids, 435 Halimeda incrassata, 337 Pliocaenicus costatus, 169 Halymeniales, 115, 379 polyphasic approach, 259 harmful algal bloom, 415 Porphyra, 329 high performance liquid chromatography, 415 Porphyra yezoensis, 321 Himantothallus, 223 programmed cell death (PCD), 1 host, 247 protein targeting, 435 hybridization, 235 protoplasts, 321 Iceland, 235 Pseudomonas sp. ND137, 321 infrared analysis, 201 Pylaiella, 395 interface, 247 quantum yield, 223 irradiance, 223 rbcL, 97 Koliella antarctica, 213 rbcL gene, 125 kopara, 259 recombinant enzymes, 32 Lake El’gygytgyn, 169 red light, 313 lectin binding, 21 a? red tide, 47 light, 415 resting cells, 131 lipid, 303 Rhodellophyceae, 405 LSU rDNA, 47 Rhodophyta, 125, 247 lyophilization, 97 Rhodymeniales, 379 macroalgae, 223 ribosomal DNA, 379 Madrid, 281 RNA extraction, 97 mannitol cycle, 405 saline lagoon, 189 mariculture, 247 sand bars, 131 marine, 147 scale-dependence, 105 marine bacterium, 321 Scheldt, 425 marine red alga, 321 Scrippsiella, 303 Mastogloia, 67 seagrass, 97 Mediterranean Sea, 293, 363 seasonality, 363 microalgae, | seaweeds, 235, 329 microbial ecology, 259 Sebdeniaceae, 115, 379 microbial mats, 259 Sebdeniales, 379 Microcystis, 281 shell-boring, 189 microsatellite, 329 Siberia, 169 Microscopy-PAM, 425 simple sequence repeats (SSRs), 329 mollusc shells, 189 single-cell, 425 monoraphid, 67 South America, 125 morphology, 169, 337, 3 Spain, 39, 281 necrosis, | species introductions, 235 nemathecia, 115 sponge, 179 nutrients, 415 SSU rDNA, 115 osmolyte, 405 stelligeroid Cyclotella, 83 oxygen evolution, 223 sterol, 303 PAM, 223 subgenus Halamphora, 155 Patagonia, 83 subtidal Fucus bed, 105 Peridinium, 303 symbiosis, 179 Phaeophyceae, 395 Synechococcus, 15, 179 phosphate uptake, 15 systematics, 379 phosphorus, 15 taxonomy, 83, 155, 169, 3: photochemical efficiency, 425 the Faroes, 235 photosynthesis, 29, 223, 395 Tovellia, 47 phylogeny, 47, 259, 337, 379 toxicity, 281 phytoplankton, 169, 201, 425 tropical, 147 phytoplankton mortality, | type material, 155 pigment, 415 ultrastructure, 29, 83, 155, 179 plastid DNA, 125 Water-PAM, 425 plastid gene expression, 97 water-reservoir, 39