Ecophysiology of Chloromonas hindakii sp. Nov. (chlorophyceae), causing orange snow blooms at different light conditions

Keyphrases

• Adaptation 50%
• Altitudinal Gradient 25%
• Astaxanthin 25%
• Carotenoids 25%
• Chloromonas 100%
• Chloromonas Nivalis 25%
• Chlorophyceae 100%
• Cyst 100%
• Ecophysiology 100%
• European Mountains 25%
• Extreme Environmental Conditions 25%
• Flagellates 25%
• Fluorometry 25%
• Freeze-thaw Cycles 25%
• High Content 25%
• High Irradiance 50%
• High Light Conditions 25%
• Intraspecific 25%
• Irradiance 25%
• Laboratory Strain 25%
• Light Preference 25%
• Low Temperature 25%
• Low-light Conditions 25%
• Molecular Traits 25%
• Morphological Traits 25%
• Mountain Areas 25%
• Mountain Range 25%
• Photosynthetic Apparatus 25%
• Photosystem II 25%
• Physiologic 25%
• Polar Regions 25%
• Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids 25%
• Snow 100%
• Snow Algae 50%
• Total Lipids 25%
• Variable Light Intensity 25%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Chlorophyceae 100%
• Cyst (Resting Stage) 50%
• Ecophysiology 100%
• Flagellate 50%
• Freeze Thawing 50%
• Light Intensity 50%
• Melting Point 50%
• Morphological Trait 50%
• Morphology 50%
• New Species 50%
• Photosystem II 50%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• New Species 50%