Front Cover

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Marine Photosynthesis: With Special Emphasis on the Ecological Aspects

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Copyright Page

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PREFACE

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CONTENTS

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CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION – PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND THE ORIGIN OF LIFE IN THE SEA

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CHAPTER 2. THE PROCESS OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS

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CHAPTER 3. UNDERWATER DAYLIGHT

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CHAPTER 4. THE UNITS TO BE USED FOR THE IRRADIANCE IN MARINE PHOTOSYNTHESIS

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CHAPTER 5. THE VARIOUS TYPES OF VEGETATION IN THE SEA

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CHAPTER 6. THE PIGMENTS FOUND IN THE VARIOUS TAXONOMIC GROUPS OF PLANTS AND THEIR IMPORTANCE FOR PHOTOSYNTHESIS

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CHAPTER 7. THE UPTAKE OF CO2 AND HCO3– DURING PHOTOSYNTHESIS

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CHAPTER 8. THE INTERACTION OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS WITH THE OTHER PROCESSES TAKING PLACE IN PLANTS – WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO RESPIRATION

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CHAPTER 9. THE RATE OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS AS A FUNCTION OF IRRADIANCE

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CHAPTER 10. PHYSIOLOGICAL ADAPTATION TO IRRADIANCE

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CHAPTER 11. PHYSIOLOGICAL ADAPTATION TO TEMPERATURE

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CHAPTER 12. THE MEASUREMENTS OF THE RATE OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN MARINE PLANTS

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CHAPTER 13. THE UTILIZATION OF SUBMARINE LIGHT FOR PHOTO- SYNTHESIS

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CHAPTER 14. THE RATE OF PRIMARY PRODUCTION IN THE SEA

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CHAPTER 15. MARINE PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND MAN

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References

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Subject Index

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