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Session
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Theme/Talk
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Conveners/Speaker
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S-1
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The genomics of unicellular red alga Cyanidioschyzon
merolae.
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Osami Misumi* and Tuneyoshi
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Endosymbiotic gene transfer and genome evolution in
secondary plastid-containing algae: insights from cryptophytes and chlorarachniophytes.
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John M. Archibald
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Evolution of multicellularity in the heterokont lineage:
analysis of the Ectocarpus siliculosus genome
sequence.
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J. Mark Cock*, Delphine Scornet, Akira F. Peters,
Lieven Sterck, Pierre Rouzé, Yves van de Peer, Jean Weissenbach,
Patrick Wincker and the Ectocarpus
Genome Consortium
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Genome information renewing the concept of Plantae.
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Hisayoshi Nozaki
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S-2
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Phytoplankton dynamics and life cycle
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Marina Montresor; Ichiro Imai
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A massive and simultaneous sex event of two Pseudo-nitzschia species.
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Marina Montresor
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Development of cyanobacterial blooms with special
reference to the role of overwintering population.
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Shigeo Tsujimura
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Life cycle strategies of marine diatoms in a temperate embayment.
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Akira Ishikawa
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Climate related environmental conditions
regulate bloom formation of Baltic cold-water dinoflagellates through
effects on life cycle transformations.
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Anke Kremp
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S-3
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Chemical ecology
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Georg Pohnert; Hiroyuki Sekimoto
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Probing the ecological significance of distance chemical
signaling in kelps at the gene expression level.
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Cosse A., Thomas F., Goulitquer S., Leblanc C.
and Potin*
P.
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Algal morphogenetic inducer thallusin.
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Yoshihide Matsuo
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Wound healing and chemical defense in siphonous
green algae.
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Georg Pohnert
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Biologically
active molecules involved in Biologically active molecules
involved in the sexual reproduction of Closterium peracerosum-strigosum-littorale
complex.
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Hiroyuki Sekimoto
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S-4
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Frontiers of algal speciation research
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Juliet Brodie ; Mitsunobu Kamiya
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Beyond Barcoding: Understanding species' reproductive
biology.
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Giuseppe C. Zuccarello
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Genetic separation of different entities of Mastocarpus
stellatus (Stackhouse) Guiry.
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Kjersti
Sjøtun*, M. Skage & N.T. Mikkelsen
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The genetic structure of Undaria
species around Japan.
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Shinya Uwai*, Nozomi Emura, Teruwo Morita, Akira Kurashima,
Hiroshi Kawai
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Huge diversity of microalgae; how have
so many species arisen?
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Katherine Evans
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S-5
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Burkard Büdel; Ken-ichiro Ishida
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Symbiosis in green algae: origin and diversity
of a successful life style.
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T Friedl*,
T Pröschold, L A Lewis and M R Letsch
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Plastid evolution in two photosynthetic
Paulinella species.
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Hwan Su Yoon*, Adria Reyes-Prieto, Eun Chan
Yang, Robert A. Andersen, Ken-ichiro Ishida, Takuro Nakayama, Sung Min Boo and Debashish Bhattacharya
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Comparative studies of cyanobacterial associations with crop plants.
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Mehboob Ahmed*, Lucas J. Stal and Shahida Hasnain
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A cyanobacterial
endosymbiont of a diatom.
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E Trap, A Hartmann, C Voß, S Adler* and U Maier
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S-6
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Algae, Bio-fuel and CO2 sequestration
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Ik Kyo Chung; Yoshihiro Shiraiwa
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Biofuel production by Botryococcus.
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Makoto M. Watanabe*, Takako Tanoi, Masanobu Kawachi and Kunimitsu Kaya
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Hydrocarbons produced by Japanese Botryococcus.
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Kunimitsu Kaya
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Physiological study on the increased lipid production of Botryococcus braunii.
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Hee-Mock OH
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Pathways and regulation for photosynthetic carbon
partitioning into lipids in microalgae.
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Qiang-Hu and Milton Sommerfeld
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CO2
removal by microalgae.
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Norihide Kurano
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S-7
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Algae under multiple stress
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Catriona Hurd; Kazuo
Okuda; Elly Spijkerman
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Physiological characteristics of co-limiting conditions for P and C in Chlamydomonas.
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Elly Spijkerman
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Optimal cell size for resource uptake in fluids: A new facet
of resource competition.
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Kohei Yoshiyama
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The influence of multiple environmental stressors on the
genetic stability of macroalgae and plants.
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David Burritt
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The interactive effects of uv radiation
and enhanced co2
concentrations on aquatic photoautotrophs.
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S Stojkovic*, J Beardall and R Matear
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S-8
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Biodiversity and ecological function
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Rodney M. Forster; Makoto M. Watanabe
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Functional diversity of macrophytes - are there differences
between functional and morphological groups of macrophytes?
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Hendrik Schubert
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Phytoplankton class-specific primary production in
the world's oceans: An estimate based on SeaWiFS time series (1998-2007).
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Julia Uitz, Hervé Claustre, Bernard Gentili and Dariusz Stramski
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Environmental diversity of marine eukaryotic microbe.
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Fabrice Not, Ramon Massana, and Colomban de Vargas
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Unexpected high biodiversity of eukaryotic
picoplankton of inland waters and its nutritional interaction with grazers.
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Lothar Krienitz*, Christina Bock, Wei Luo and Thomas Pröschold
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S-9
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Algal disease
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Alan Critchley; Daiske Honda
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An oomycete pathogen of a commercially cultivated
Porphyra.
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Satoshi Sekimoto*
and Daisuke Honda
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Parasite-Host recognition between marine oomycete
Olpidiopsis sp. and dacyacean algae (Rhodophyta).
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Gwang Hoon Kim*,
T A Klochkova and D H Baek
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Effects of epiphyte infection on the quantity and
quality of carrageenan produced by carrageenophytes, Kappaphycus
alvarezii (Gigartinales, Rhodophyta).
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Charles S. Vairappan
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Oomycete pathogens of marine brown algae.
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Frithjof C. Küpper
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S-10
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Christine Maggs; Hiroshi Kawai
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Transport vectors of macro- and microalgae.
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Frederic Mineur, Christine
A. Maggs, Marc Verlaque, Mikihide Demura, Takeaki Hanyuda and Hiroshi
Kawai
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Invasion ecology of Sargassum
muticum, the invader par excellence.
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Aschwin H. Engelen* and Rui O. Santos
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Ecological impacts of invaders on tropical reefs.
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Jennifer Smith
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Predicting spread and bloom risk areas
of introduced and invasive seaweeds.
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Klaas Pauly*, Heroen Verbruggen, Lennert
Tyberghein, Frederic Mineur, Christine A. Maggs, Satoshi Shimada and
Olivier De Clerck
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S-11
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Phylogeny - new advances and insights
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Heroen Verbruggen; Takeo Horiguchi
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Phylogenomic reconstruction of the Charophytes: a multigene
approach to resolving the phylogeny of plants' closest relatives.
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Ruth Evangeline Timme*
and Charles F. Delwiche
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Insights into the diversity and evolution of green algae
from biological crust habitats.
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Louise A. Lewis* and Paul O. Lewis
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Phylogenetic trees: more than just branches and nodes.
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Kerstin Hoef-Emden
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Deciphering macroevolutionary patterns in the algae.
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Heroen Verbruggen
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S-12
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Algae and Bioremediation
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Kunshan Gao ; Fumie Kasai
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Viral impacts on harmful algal
blooms - possible tools for aquatic bioremediation.
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Keizo Nagasaki*, Yuji Tomaru and Takashi Yoshida
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Physiological and morphological analysis of Enteromorpha
prolifera
the main causative species of Yellow Sea green tide.
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Guangce Wang
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Investigation of resource allocation in a diatom exposed to elevated
CO2 and high nutrient concentration by
FTIR spectroscopy.
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Simona
Ratti*, C Olivieri,
M J Nasse, C J Hirschmugl, F Vogt and M Giordano
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Bioremediation and rare metal accumulation by metal
concentrating mechanism
of marine microalgae.
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Hiroya Araie, Koji Iwamoto and Yoshihiro Shiraiwa*
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W-1
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Biological and environmental education: algae and
society
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Félix López Figueroa; Satoshi
Shimada
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The dissemination of the diversity of algal species:
from the science to the public.
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Stefan Kraan* and Michael D. Guiry
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Algal culture collection and cryopreservation.
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Robert A. Andersen
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Utilization of ecological function and
uses of seaweed as a biofuel source and bioremediation agent.
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Masahiro Notoya
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The seaweed from the point of view of the applications
(aquaculture, food and cosmetic-pharmacological industry).
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Alan T. Critchley
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Environmental education and sensitizing on the use
of algae and the protection of aquatic environments.
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Ricardo Haroun Tabraue
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W-2
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Algae in Education
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Nobuyasu Katayama
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To be appointed
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To be appointed
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