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Fresh-Water Ecology, Soil Algae

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One of the major problems in this branch of algal ecology appears to be the establishment of a successful classification upon which field studies can be based. Up to 1931 the outline given by West in 1916 was in current use, but since then a scheme proposed by Fritsch (1931) has more or less taken its place. It would seem, however, that neither scheme alone is wholly satisfactory, but that a combination of the two provides a very suitable basis for workers in this field. An outline of such a combination of the two schemes is briefly described below.

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  • Tiffany, L. H. (1951), Manual Phyc., 293–311. Chron. Bot. Co., Waltham.

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  • West, G. S. (1916). Algae, p. 418. Camb. Univ. Press.

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Chapman, V.J. (1962). Fresh-Water Ecology, Soil Algae. In: The Algae. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-81798-6_14

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