Ecological processes and intra-specific genetic diversity reciprocally affect each other. While
the importance of uniting ecological variables and genetic variation to understand species' …

The seaweed Fucus serratus is hypothesized to have evolved in the North Atlantic and
present populations are thought to reflect recolonization from a southern refugium since the …

Laminaria digitata is the dominant species of the dense, continuous kelp stands in the
English Channel and on the Atlantic coasts of France, where it is harvested for its high …

Many species of marine algae have life cycles that involve multiple separate, free-living
phases that frequently differ in ploidy levels. These complex life cycles have received …

Seaweeds, marine macroalgae that are individually visible to the naked eye, belong to three
divisions, chlorophytes (green algae), chromophytes (brown algae) and rhodophytes (red …

Our study of the genetic structure of Mazzaella laminarioides (Bory) Fredericq (Gigartinales)
in the central Chilean region documented a high level of genetic diversity based on random …

Phylogenetic analyses of the rbcL (chloroplast Rubisco large subunit) gene from 23 newly
sequenced species of Porphyra, primarily from the north‐east Pacific, one Bangia and …

Aim Oceanic currents are among the most pervasive hydrodynamic features in shaping
community dynamics, population connectivity and phylogeographical structure of intertidal …

We sequenced the chloroplast rubisco large subunit (rbc L) gene in 236 samples of
Porphyra sensu lato from the northeast Pacific. Comparisons of sequences within the study …

The exhaustion of some terrestrial natural resources or their progressive degradation is
actually problematic and interests every country in the world. The economic and ecological …