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An essential guide for fisheries, public health officials and environmental water quality assessors.

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The definitive and expert guide to the seaweeds of New Zealand's coastal waters.

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The seaweed revolution is a fresh hope for tomorrow. Seaweed develops in water everywhere, from the eternal glaciers to lagoons heated by the sun, from seas saturated with salt to the fresh water of our rivers.

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In this guide to new Zealand lichens, keys to genera are preceded and described, covering foliose, squamulose, fruticose, filamentous and crustose life forms. Species keys and descriptions follow, giving thalline, apothecial and chemical characters when known.

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A modern, comprehensive account of this well known group of fungi.

Documents five families, 14 genera and 210 species of red and green freshwater algae.

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This introductory volume to the Algae of Australia series includes essays, keys and an extensive bibliography.

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Documents the 7 orders, 12 families, 38 genera and 92 species of benthic brown algae found on Lord Howe Island and the southern Great Barrier Reef.

Describes the 158 genera and 351 species of marine benthic red algae of north-western Australia.

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The marine algae are plants of considerable biological and economic importance. The Nemaliales, one of the most diverse and significant orders of red algae in Australian waters, is found on shores, in rockpools and in the subtidal on all coasts of Australia. These beautiful and unusual plants offer a spectacular range of form and colour.

This volume provides descriptions of some of the more robust and luxuriant lichens of cool-temperate south-eastern Australia (Lobariaceae and Sphaerophoraceae), as well as ecologically important soil-inhabiting groups in semi-arid and arid regions (Peltulaceae, Endocarpon and Placidium).

Deals with the lichens in the world renowned Flora of Australia series. It offers complete or partial accounts of seven orders including nine families, 24 genera and 256 species as well as infra-specific taxa.

The cool temporate rainforests of the Southern Hemisphere are noteworthy for the remarkable diversity and luxuriance of their lichen floras, and Tasmania is endowed with a rich and complex array of lichen species. This title provides an insight into this realm of beautiful and unusual plants.

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An account of the 69 species of moss known from subtropical Norfolk Island, an Australian territory in the south-western Pacific Ocean.

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This indispensable book is the first photographic identification guide to New Zealand's unique marine algae.