Phycological Research

PhycologicalResearch
Volume 61 䊉 Issue 2 䊉 April 2013

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Patrícia Assunção, Ruth Jaén-Molina, Juli Caujapé-Castells, Matthias Wolf, Mark A. Buchheim,
Adelina de la Jara, Karen Freijanes, Laura Carmona and Héctor Mendoza

Phylogenetic analysis of ITS2 sequences suggests the taxonomic re-structuring of Dunaliellaviridis (Chlorophyceae, Dunaliellales)

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Yangqiao Zheng

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Yola Metti, Alan J.K. Millar, Valeria Cassano and Mutue T. Fujii

Research note: Australian Laurencia majuscula (Rhodophyta, Rhodomelaceae) and theBrazilian Laurencia dendroidea are conspecific98

Yasuo Suto and Shuji Ohtani

Seasonal development of five Cephaleuros species (Trentepohliaceae, Chlorophyta)on the leaves of woody plants and the behaviors of their gametes and zoospores

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Yoloxochitl Elizabeth Rodríguez-Montesinos, Dora Luz Arvizu-Higuera, Gustavo Hernández-Carmona,Mauricio Muñoz-Ochoa and Jesús Iván Murillo-Álvarez

Seasonal variation of the agar quality and chemical composition of Gracilaria veleroae andGracilaria vermiculophylla (Rhodophyceae, Gracilariaceae) from Baja California Sur, Mexico

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Combined effects of light and nitrate supplies on the growth, photosynthesis andultraviolet-absorbing compounds in marine macroalga Gracilaria lemaneiformis(Rhodophyta), with special reference to the effects of solar ultraviolet radiation

Ryo Hoshina and Yuko Fujiwara

Molecular characterization of Chlorella cultures of the National Institute for Environmental
Studies culture collection with description of Micractinium inermum sp. nov., Didymogenes
sphaerica sp. nov., and Didymogenes soliella sp. nov. (Chlorellaceae, Trebouxiophyceae)

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Christian Boedeker, Ulf Karsten, Frederik Leliaert and Giuseppe C. Zuccarello

Molecular, biochemical and morphological data suggest an affiliation of Spongiochrysis
hawaiiensis with the Trentepohliales (Ulvophyceae, Chlorophyta)

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Pedro Murúa, Renato Westermeier, David J. Patiño and Dieter G. Müller

Culture studies on early development of Lessonia trabeculata (Phaeophyceae, Laminariales):Seasonality and acclimation to light and temperature

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Ti Feng Shan, Shao Jun Pang and Su Qin Gao

Novel means for variety breeding and sporeling production in the brown seaweed Undaria
pinnatifida (Phaeophyceae): Crossing female gametophytes from parthenosporophyteswith male gametophyte clones

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Phycological Research
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Ichiro Mine
Graduate School of Kuroshio Science, Kochi University, JapanASSOCIATE EDITORS
Jaanika Blomster
Dept. of Environmental
Sciences, University ofHelsinki, Finland

Olivier De Clerck
Biology Department,
Ghent University,
Belgium

Daiske Honda
Department of Biology,
Faculty of Science andEngineering, Konan
University, Japan

Mona Hoppenrath
Senckenberg ResearchInstitute, German
Centre for Marine
Biodiversity Research,
Germany

Matthew L. Julius
Department of BiologicalSciences, St. Cloud
State University, USA

Mitsunobu Kamiya
Department of Marine
Bioscience, Faculty ofBiotechnology, Fukui
Prefectural University,Japan

Ulf Karsten
Institute of BiologicalSciences, University ofRostock, Germany

Christos Katsaros
Department of Botany,
Faculty of Biology,
University of Athens,
GreeceMasanobu KawachiEnvironmental Biology
Division, National
Institue forEnvironmental Studies,Japan

Gwang Hoon Kim
Department of Biology,
Kongju National
University, Korea

Jeong Ha Kim
Department ofBiological Sciences,
Sungkyunkwan
University, Korea

Tatyana Klochkova
Department of Biology,
Kongju National
University, Korea

Showe-Mei Lin
Institute of Marine
Biology, National
Taiwan Ocean
University, Taiwan

Shigeki Mayama
Department of Biology,
Tokyo Gakugei
University, Japan

Hideaki Miyashita
Department ofInterdisciplinary
Environment, Graduate
School of Human andEnvironmental Studies,
Kyoto University, Japan

Taizo Motomura
Field Science Center for
Nothern Biosphere,
Hokkaido University,
Japan

Rei Narikawa
Graduate School ofArts and Sciences,
University of Tokyo,
Japan

Wendy Nelson
National Centre of
Aquatic Biodiversity
and Biosecurity,
New Zealand

Hiroyuki Sekimoto
Department of Chemicaland Biological Sciences,
Faculty of Science,
Japan Women’sUniversity, Japan

Kensuke Toyoda
Department of Biology,
Keio University, Japan

John West
School of Botany,
University of
Melbourne, Australia

Giuseppe C. Zuccarello
School of BiologicalSciences, Victoria
University of Wellington,
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ADDRESS FOR EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE Ichiro Mine, Graduate
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Cover Cephaleuros japonicus collected in Matsue, Shimane, Japan. Youngthalli with pink to purple stain of leaf tissue in Eurya japonica (left).
Gametangia (upper right) and zoosporangia (lower right) formed on themature thalli. See Suto and Ohtani in this issue for details.

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Officers for 2013–2014
President: Jiro Tanaka Tokyo University of Marine
Japan; Shinya Yoshikawa Fukui Prefectural
Science and Technology, JapanUniversity, Japan
Secretary: Hidekazu Suzuki Tokyo University of Marine
Public Relations Secretary: Kensuke Toyoda
Science and Technology, Japan
Keio University, Japan
Treasurer: Takanori Matsuoka Nippon Dental University,
Secretary for International Affairs: Shin-ichiro AbeTokyo, Japan
National Research Institute, Fisheries Research Agency,
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Put O. Ang Jr. The Chinese University of HongKong, China
Taira Enomoto Kobe University, Japan
Daisuke Fujita Tokyo University of Marine Scienceand Technology, Japan
Masahiko Idei Bunkyo University, Japan
Masanobu Kawachi National Institute forEnvironmental Studies, Japan
Kazuhiro Kogame Hokkaido University, Japan
Kazuyoshi Kuwano Nagasaki University, Japan
Ichiro Mine Kochi University, Japan
Daisuke Muraoka Tohoku National Fisheries
Research Institute, Japan

Tamotsu Nagumo The Nippon Dental University, Japan
Takeshi Nakayama University of Tsukuba, Japan
Wendy A. Nelson The National Institute of Waterand Atmospheric Research, New ZealandTadahide Noro Kagoshima University, JapanClaude E. Payri Institut de Recherche pour leDeveloppement, FranceHidetoshi Sakayama Kobe University, Japan
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Goro Yoshida National Research Institute ofFisheries and Environment of Inland Sea, Japan

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