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Author: R.I. Jones ,
V. Ilmavirta
Publisher: Springer
Imprint: Kluwer Academic Publishers
Weight: 0.890kg
ISBN: 9789061936510
ISBN 10: 9061936519
Pages: 288
Publication Date: December 1988
Audience:
College/higher education
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Professional and scholarly
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Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
,
Professional & Vocational
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
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Reviews
It is no question that this book will be of greatest interest for all limnologists. It fills up a gap which may become conscious to many readers at first while reading the book. Among the ecologists, the flagellates are still often the stepchildren among the algae, and it is to be hoped, as intended by the editors, that the book stimulates the interest and the research in the group.' Internationale Revue ges. Hydrobiologie, 75:3 (1990)
It is no question that this book will be of greatest interest for all limnologists. It fills up a gap which may become conscious to many readers at first while reading the book. Among the ecologists, the flagellates are still often the stepchildren among the algae, and it is to be hoped, as intended by the editors, that the book stimulates the interest and the research in the group.' Internationale Revue ges. Hydrobiologie, 75:3 (1990) It is no question that this book will be of greatest interest for all limnologists. It fills up a gap which may become conscious to many readers at first while reading the book. Among the ecologists, the flagellates are still often the stepchildren among the algae, and it is to be hoped, as intended by the editors, that the book stimulates the interest and the research in the group.' Internationale Revue ges. Hydrobiologie, 75:3 (1990)
It is no question that this book will be of greatest interest for all limnologists. It fills up a gap which may become conscious to many readers at first while reading the book. Among the ecologists, the flagellates are still often the stepchildren among the algae, and it is to be hoped, as intended by the editors, that the book stimulates the interest and the research in the group.<strong>'</strong> <br/> <strong>Internationale Revue ges. Hydrobiologie, 75:3 (1990)</strong>
It is no question that this book will be of greatest interest for all limnologists. It fills up a gap which may become conscious to many readers at first while reading the book. Among the ecologists, the flagellates are still often the stepchildren among the algae, and it is to be hoped, as intended by the editors, that the book stimulates the interest and the research in the group.' Internationale Revue ges. Hydrobiologie, 75:3 (1990)
