Algae Ecology, Economic Uses & Environmental Impact Book

Explore the complex world of marine biology with this comprehensive study on algae. This book provides detailed research regarding the ecology, economic applications, and environmental consequences of various algal species. It serves as a valuable resource for those studying marine life and biological sciences. Readers will find specific investigations into ultraviolet irradiation as a method to control algal proliferation in natural environments. The text also explores the potential of Trachydiscus minutus as a novel source of polyunsaturated fatty acids. Beyond marine studies, the book covers the ecophysiology of soil algae, offering a broader perspective on these organisms. Technical insights include taxonomic keys for the marine green algal family Monostromataceae and an evaluation of antioxidant activities found in Corallina elongata extracts. Whether you are researching systematic classification or the chemical properties of red algae, this volume provides current scientific data on the vital role algae play in our ecosystems and economy.