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Publication . Fredericq, Suzanne; Arakaki, Natalia; Ehrenhaus, Constanza; Norris, James N.; Richards, Joseph; Gabriel, Daniela; Sauvage, Thomas; Gurgel, Carlos Frederico Deluqui; Kittle III, Ronald Paul; Krayesky, Sherry; Schmidt, William E.
This talk will focus on recently collected new species of marine red algae growing on the surface of rhodoliths at 56-85m depth in the northwestern Gulf of Mexico.
Publication . Schmidt, William E.; Arakaki, Natalia; Gurgel, Carlos Frederico Deluqui; Gabriel, Daniela; Norris, James N.; Ballantine, David; Fredericq, Suzanne
ABSTRACT: The genera in the Rhodymeniaceae that have a hollow thallus lacking diaphragms comprise Chrysymenia J. Agardh (including Gloiosaccion Harvey), Botryocladia (Agardh) Kylin and Irvinea Guiry. Chrysymenia has traditionally been defined by a lack of internal rhizoids and with the only solid portion of the thallus limited to the stipe, and Botryocladia is characterized by the presence of larger, solid axes.
Publication . Fredericq, Suzanne; Wysor, B.; Freshwater, D.W.; Krayesky-Self, S.; Collin, R.; Sauvage, Thomas; Richards, Joseph; Gabriel, Daniela; Arakaki, Natalia; Camacho, Olga; Cho, Tae Oh; Won, Boo Yeon; Ehrenhaus, Constanza; Venera-Ponton, Dagoberto; Kittle III, Ronald Paul; Krayesky, David; Gurgel, Carlos Frederico Deluqui; Schmidt, William E.
ABSTRACT: A series of research grants funded by the National Science Foundation involved a major component about education and outreach as it pertained to marine algal diversity. These included comprehensive studies into 1) the diversity of the deep bank marine algae in the Gulf of Mexico (NSF Biodiversity Surveys and Inventories program) and the discovery of unsuspected eukaryotic life inhabiting rhodolith forming coralline algae (NSF DEB), 2) monographic research (NSF PEET), 3) advanced tropical
phycology with the integration of modern and traditional techniques in the study of tropical algae of Panama (NSF PASI), among others.