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Phycology, Volume 5, Issue 3

September 2025 - 23 articles

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Environmental Heterogeneity of Conservation Units in the Amazon Ensures High Contribution to Phytoplankton Beta Diversity in Streams

Idelina Gomes da Silva,
Ellen Guimarães Amaral Trindade,
Leandra Palheta and
Bárbara Dunck

Phycology2025, 5(3), 30;https://doi.org/10.3390/phycology5030030

1 July 2025

Conservation units (CUs) play a fundamental role in maintaining and conserving biodiversity, and are important in preserving streams, reducing impacts from human activities and increasing water availability beyond the boundaries of the reserves. Howe...

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Review

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Bibliometric Analysis Towards Industrial-Scale Use of Marine Algae and Lichens as Soil Amendments and Plant Biofertilizers for Sustainable Agriculture

Oumaima Ouala,
Yasser Essadki,
Brahim Oudra,
Fatima El Khalloufi and
Rosario Martins

Phycology2025, 5(3), 29;https://doi.org/10.3390/phycology5030029

25 June 2025

The nutrient-rich composition of seaweeds and lichens makes them well-suited for agricultural applications. Their use as alternatives to synthetic fertilizers contributes to sustainable agricultural production, enabling farmers to adopt ecological pr...

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Communication

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Heat Stress Memory Is Critical for Tolerance to Recurrent Thermostress in the Foliose Red Alga Pyropia yezoensis

Megumu Takahashi and
Koji Mikami

Phycology2025, 5(3), 28;https://doi.org/10.3390/phycology5030028

23 June 2025

Bangiales are photosynthetic organisms that grow in the intertidal zone, a region characterized by fluctuating environmental conditions. The order comprises genera exhibiting two different morphological variations, filamentous and foliose. It was rec...

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