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MARINE BOTANY Monterey Bay Flora Seagrasses Green algae Red algae Brown algae Phytoplankton Lichens Methods Habitats Bibliography Glossary Syllabus Students PHYCOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA	Phycological Methods Field trips Biomechanics Cultures Ecology Taxonomy Study tips Trips to diverse marine habitats Monterey Bay Aquarium Tidepools of Monterey Bay Pescadero Point Biomechanics Fluid-imposed forces on macroalgae Lift Drag (Egregia) Acceleration reaction Net force Wave speeds Material properties of seaweeds (Egregia, Mazzaella) Transport and mixing in the aquatic environment Morphology and nutrients Mixing and fertilization Sinking rates of spores Sinking rates of phytoplankton Fragmentation and transport (Sargassum, Chondracanthus) Culture techniques for algae Growing macroalgae from spores Mariculture (Porphyra) Phytoplankton Ecological methods Quantitative sampling Estimating abundance of drift algae (Chondracanthus) Mapping population distributions Estimating the age of crusts Modeling population dynamics Taxonomic tools Chemical methods for identification: resorcinol Light microscopy Scanning electron microscopy Study strategies Mneumonics (someday we'll write ours down) Pictionalgae (play pictionary: draw illustrations of terms from the glossary.) Field trips Biomechanics Cultures Ecology Taxonomy Study tips copyright Elizabeth Nelson and Judith Connor 1999 Marine Flora Habitats Credits Glossary Syllabus Students Last updated: Feb. 28, 2005
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