Marine Photosynthesis: With Special Emphasis on the Ecological Aspects

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Further Titles in This Series
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Copyright Page
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Preface
Pages v-vi
E. Steemann Nielsen

Chapter 1 Introduction - Photosynthesis and the Origin of Life in the Sea
Pages 1-4

Chapter 2 The Process of Photosynthesis
Pages 5-12

Chapter 3 Underwater Daylight
Pages 13-21

Chapter 4 The Units to be used for the Irradiance in Marine Photosynthesis
Pages 23-24

Chapter 5 The Various Types of Vegetation in the Sea
Pages 25-31

Chapter 6 The Pigments Found in the Various Taxonomic Groups of Plants and their Importance for Photosynthesis
Pages 33-42

Chapter 7 The Uptake of CO2 and HCO−3 During Photosynthesis
Pages 43-48

Chapter 8 The Interaction of Photosynthesis with the other Processes Taking Place in Plants — with Special Reference to Respiration
Pages 49-52

Chapter 9 The Rate of Photosynthesis as a Function of Irradiance
Pages 53-65

Chapter 10 Physiological Adaptation to Irradiance
Pages 67-82

Chapter 11 Physiological Adaptation to Temperature
Pages 83-90

Chapter 12 The Measurements of the Rate of Photosynthesis in Marine Plants
Pages 91-97

Chapter 13 The Utilization of Submarine Light for Photosynthesis
Pages 99-108

Chapter 14 The Rate of Primary Production in the Sea
Pages 109-120

Chapter 15 Marine Photosynthesis and Man
Pages 121-123

References Review Article
Pages 125-134

Index
Pages 135-141