The phrase "algal diversification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions related to biology, ecology, or environmental science, particularly when referring to the variety and evolution of algal species.
Example: "The study focused on algal diversification in freshwater ecosystems and its impact on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "algal variety" or "diversity of algae".
Intriguingly, four of the five most bloated ptDNA sequences come from the Chlorophyta (a phylum containing most of the green-algal diversification), suggesting that this lineage is ideal for evaluating the mutational-hazard hypothesis vis-à-vis ptDNA.
Taking into account the potential evolutionary significance of phenotypic plasticity, the TYP and LON forms may represent an important resource for algal evolutionary diversification and successful adaptation to contrasting marine environments.
These findings suggest that putative algal GAox genes have little diversification of sequences and functions.
The Glaucophyta are a key algal group when investigating the origin and early diversification of photosynthetic eukaryotes.
If the diversification of the Chl c-containing algal LHCs entirely predated the acquisition of plastids from red algae then one would predict that each major clade in the gene phylogeny would have red algal sequences at its base.
Depth-related parameters appear to have played a major role in the diversification of the coral genus Agaricia and its dominant algal endosymbionts, resulting in a clear genetic partitioning between coral host-symbiont communities across shallow and mesophotic depths.
The largest source of conflicts arose within the red algal lineage and their secondary descendants (and to a lesser extent with the green algae), where limited taxon sampling and early diversification of lineages led to a series of long terminal branches connected by short internal branches.
Diversification specialist?
The first is diversification.
Algal blooms around the Great Lakes in Canada.
