Desmid papers that appeared in 2005

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Desmid papers that appeared in 2005

Coesel, P.F.M. & M. Dingley, 2005. Taxonomic and biogeographical notes on North Australian desmids. — Systematics and Geography of Plants 75: 35-50.

Discussion on some 20 North Australian desmid taxa including 5 new species, with drawings and SEM photos.
Coesel@science.uva.nl

Flint, E.A. & D.B. Williamson, 2005. Desmids (Chlorophyta) including two new species and three new varieties, in two swamps, a lake, and a tarn in the South Island of New Zealand. — New Zealand Journal of Botany 43: 285-300.

Annotated list of some 60 desmid species including drawings.

Adress Elizabeth Flint: Landcare Res., POB 69, Lincoln 8152, New Zealand.
e-mail David Williamson: davndor@supanet.com

Martinez-Almeida, V. & R. Tavera, 2005. A hydrobiological study to interpret the presence of desmids in Lake Zirahuén, Mexico. — Limnologica 35: 61-69.

Hydrobiological study supporting the theory that the relatively high species richness and abundance of desmids in the phytoplankton of deep , tropical lakes may be attributed to continuous mixing of the epilimnion as a result of large diurnal variations of air temperature.
e-mail Rozaluz Tavera: rts@hp.fciencias.unam.mx

Spijkerman, E., S.C. Maberly & P.F.M. Coesel, 2005. Carbon acquisition mechanisms by planktonic desmids and their link to ecological distribution. — Canadian Journal of Botany 83: 850-858.

Experimental studies on 7 desmid species originating from habitats much differing in alkalinity. It is shown that desmids cannot be simply characterized as exclusive CO2 users . All species tested, to a greater or less extent were able to use also bicarbonate as a carbon source.
Spijker@uni-potsdam.de

Wei, Yinxin & Yu Minjuan, 2005. New desmids material from Donghu Lake, Wuhan, China. — Chinese Journal of Oceanology and Limnology 23 (2): 210-217
Report of 17 desmid taxa new to China including the description of two new species and one new variety.

Address: Acad. Sinica, Inst. Hydrobiol., Wuhan 430072, P.R. China.
yinxinw@yahoo.com