Sentence examples for algal groups are from inspiring English sources

Some of the Australian algal groups are well known, but we are unable to assemble complete counts for this paper.

Data clearly show that the number of repeats found in a chloroplast genome varies when different algal groups are compared.

The detected fatty acid (FA) composition of the 2076 investigated strains was statistically analyzed to test whether certain patterns of FA distribution among the various investigated algal groups are present that may correspond to their phylogenetic relationships.

These two algal groups are of special interest, because the relict nucleus, called the nucleomorph, of engulfed algae still exists in the periplastidal compartment (PPC), which is the space between the inner and outer pair of plastid membranes, whereas many other algae have lost this organelle (Archibald 2007; Moore and Archibald 2009).

Patterns varied with depth and incline with algal groups being more positively associated with shallow than deeper habitats.

The endosymbionts that gave rise to nucleomorphs and plastids in these two algal groups were green and red algae, respectively.

The significance of the differences among a priori predefined algal groups were tested using non-parametric multidimensional significance tests (Non-Parametric Multivariate Analysis of Variance, Analysis of Similarity) and visualised as ordinations from multigroup discriminant analysis (Canonical Variates Analysis).

The three previous analyses showed that phylogenetic relationships at the level of phyla and classes among algal groups were reflected in FA distribution patterns using a large sample of strains.

The dynamics of algal biomass of these algae groups were the same.

Such algal functional groups are vitally important for healthy reef function [2] and, contrary to currently accepted models of reef health [49], historical reports [50] [52] indicate many near-pristine, Hawaiian, subtropical reef systems naturally contain expansive populations of macroalgae, with scleractinian coral species usually only being dense in localized areas.

In the next section the characteristics of each of the seven algal MIP groups are described more in detail.