The cyanobacteria are the most important prokaryotic primary producers on Earth, inhabiting
a great diversity of aquatic and terrestrial environments exposed to light. However, the …

The review summarizes the available knowledge on toxins and their producers from rather
disparate algal assemblages of aeroterrestrial, airborne and other versatile extreme …

Cyanobacteria are often the key organisms comprising microbial mats. They form dense
micrometer-scale communities in which the full plethora of microbial metabolism can be …

Filamentous cyanobacteria are the key organisms in biological soil crust formation in all
biomes of the world. However, especially in temperate, arctic, and high alpine regions, as …

The cyanobacteria are a diverse, ancient lineage of oxygenic, phototrophic bacteria.
Ubiquitous in nearly all ecosystems, the alpha‐level diversity of these organisms lags …

Cyanobacteria are an enormously diverse group of prokaryotes whose adaptive capacity
along with the ability to tolerate extreme conditions makes them omnipresent. They are …

Background Several motile, filamentous cyanobacteria display the ability to self-assemble
into tightly woven or twisted groups of filaments that form macroscopic yarns or ropes, and …

Ninety‐two strains of Microcoleus vaginatus (= nomenclatural‐type species of the genus
Microcoleus Desmazières ex Gomont) and Phormidium autumnale Trevisan ex Gomont from …

An unusual species of Leptolyngbya was isolated from tree bark by Marie Takačová in 1983.
Originally it was considered to be a Lyngbya species, but since revision of the Oscillatoriales …

The systematics of single‐celled cyanobacteria represents a major challenge due to
morphological convergence and application of various taxonomic concepts. The genus …