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Péterfi, Leontin Ştefan; Momeu, Laura; Padisák, Judit; Varga, V.

doi:10.1023/a:1017093725502

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“…This species was found in 25 Scale specimens of M. mangofera var. mangofera from the type locality in Great Britain [90], as well as the other scales from Europe (for example, [91], Figure J, p. 730; [92]), differ in the presence of the base plate pores on the posterior flange, a large window without secondary layer at the base of the V-rib, and in the peculiarities of papillae ornamentation of the shield. Further investigations are necessary for an understanding of the relationship between these two morphotypes of Mallomonas mangofera.…”

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An Annotated Checklist of Algae from the Order Synurales (Chrysophyceae) of Viet Nam

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This paper presents an annotated list of the Mallomonas and Synura taxa (order Synurales, class Chrysophyceae) found in Viet Nam. This list is based on materials from long-term studies (from 2008 to 2020) of 371 freshwater localities in 18 provinces in the country. A total of 67 taxa (morphotypes) of the genus Mallomonas and 7 of the genus Synura were reported. For each species, the range of abiotic environmental parameters under which they were found is given, as well as comments on the distribution of these taxa within Viet Nam and the tropical region.

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An Annotated Checklist of Algae from the Order Synurales (Chrysophyceae) of Viet Nam

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Contribution of silica-scaled chrysophytes to ecosystems services: a review

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Silica-scaled chrysophytes are a unique group of protists representing a major component of numerous aquatic habitats where they can significantly contribute to human well-being in many ways. In the present review, altogether 14 ecosystem services provided by silica-scaled chrysophytes were identified highlighting their importance and roles in aquatic ecosystems. The most important supporting services are related to primary production, nutrient- and biogeochemical cycling, as well as sediment formation. Additionally, they are involved in the regulation of climate, maintenance of air quality, biological control and water purification processes (as regulating services). The most relevant provisioning services include their usefulness in environmental monitoring (paleolimnology, ecological status assessment and climate modelling), production of biochemicals and provision of genetic resources. Cultural services are associated with aesthetic values, inspiration source and knowledge system as well. Although silica-scaled chrysophytes are one of the least studied groups of algae, here they are shown to provide important benefits and to have many further powerful opportunities for humans, thus their detailed research in the future is emphasised as an important key for human well-being.

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