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    Author(s)Edited By Mario Giordano and John Beardall and John A Raven and Stephen C Maberly
    PublisherCambridge University Press
    Edition5th Edition
    ISBN9780521822985
    Pages400
    BindingHardcover
    LanguageEnglish
    Publish YearAugust 2024

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    Cambridge University Press Evolutionary Physiology of Algae and Aquatic Plants by Edited By Mario Giordano and John Beardall and John A Raven and Stephen C Maberly

    Photosynthetic organisms have an enormous influence on our environment through their effects on the development of other life on Earth and the way they alter the planet's geology and geochemistry. This book takes a unique approach by examining the evolutionary history of the major groups of aquatic photoautotrophs in the context of the ecophysiological characteristics that have allowed them to adapt to the challenges of life in water and thrive under past and present environmental conditions. The important role played by aquatic photoautotrophs on a planet undergoing unprecedented anthropogenic-induced change is also highlighted, in chapters on their critical function in mitigating environmental change through their physiological processes, and on the role of algae in biotechnology. This invaluable resource will be appreciated by researchers and advanced students interested in the biodiversity and evolutionary physiology of the full range of aquatic photoautotrophs, and their interaction with the environment.