Charophyte are freshwater algae constituting the monophyletic clade in which land plants evolved (1). The Italian flora, according to the most recent revision (2), includes 33 species belonging to 6 genera: Chara, Lamprothamnium, Lycnothamnus, Nitella, Nitellopsis and Tolypella. Species distributional data, however, are often incomplete and outdated, especially for the Campania region, where only 3 species (Chara intermedia A.Braun, Ch. braunii C.C.Gmel., Lamprothamnium papulosum J.Groves) were historically reported (2). With the aim to contribute to the understanding of the Charophyte flora of the “Cilento, Vallo di Diano e Alburni” National Park, the largest protected area in Cam...
Characeae is a taxonomically critical family. Taxonomical uncertainties inevitably affect its distr...
Charophytes (family Characeae) are a cohesive group within the green algae. The genus Chara is abund...
The charophytes, or stoneworts, are a group of green algae with six extant genera in one family, dis...
Charophyte are freshwater algae constituting the monophyletic clade in which land plants ...
Charophytes are amongst the most endangered primary producers in freshwater and coastal ecosystems. ...
The island of Sicily, in the center of the Mediterranean basin, is a well-known biodiversity hotspot...
Charophytes (stoneworts and bassweeds) are a typical macrophytic component of inland water ecosystem...
Macrophytes are one of the most important components of primary producers in lacustrine environments...
During the last year, the first two authors continued their survey of the scarcely known Characeae ...
The family Characeae, represented by two genera in Brazil, Chara and Nitella, is considered to inclu...
New records to the Characean flora of Sicily are presented. Five species (Chara baltica, C. conimbri...
The results of preliminary phytosociological investigations on freshwater communities of Sicily biot...
The stonewort vegetation is commonly classified into the phytosociological class Charetea fragilis ...
Characeae, represented by two genera in Brazil, Chara and Nitella, is considered to include the clos...
Lago Preola is a small lake, located in SW Sicily, in a karstic depression within the Nature Reserve...
Characeae is a taxonomically critical family. Taxonomical uncertainties inevitably affect its distr...
Charophytes (family Characeae) are a cohesive group within the green algae. The genus Chara is abund...
The charophytes, or stoneworts, are a group of green algae with six extant genera in one family, dis...
Charophyte are freshwater algae constituting the monophyletic clade in which land plants ...
Charophytes are amongst the most endangered primary producers in freshwater and coastal ecosystems. ...
The island of Sicily, in the center of the Mediterranean basin, is a well-known biodiversity hotspot...
Charophytes (stoneworts and bassweeds) are a typical macrophytic component of inland water ecosystem...
Macrophytes are one of the most important components of primary producers in lacustrine environments...
During the last year, the first two authors continued their survey of the scarcely known Characeae ...
The family Characeae, represented by two genera in Brazil, Chara and Nitella, is considered to inclu...
New records to the Characean flora of Sicily are presented. Five species (Chara baltica, C. conimbri...
The results of preliminary phytosociological investigations on freshwater communities of Sicily biot...
The stonewort vegetation is commonly classified into the phytosociological class Charetea fragilis ...
Characeae, represented by two genera in Brazil, Chara and Nitella, is considered to include the clos...
Lago Preola is a small lake, located in SW Sicily, in a karstic depression within the Nature Reserve...
Characeae is a taxonomically critical family. Taxonomical uncertainties inevitably affect its distr...
Charophytes (family Characeae) are a cohesive group within the green algae. The genus Chara is abund...
The charophytes, or stoneworts, are a group of green algae with six extant genera in one family, dis...