The genus Caulerpa (Chlorophyta), a coenocytic marine macroalgae, consists of about 75 species of tropical to subtropical siphonous green algae. Caulerpa species inhabit the intertidal and shallow subtidal region along the coast of Iraniansouth. The aim of this research was the taxonomic and florestic study of the genus Caulerpa in the southern coast of Iran due to the abundance of this genus, as well as the importance of this genus in terms of food and especially its antioxidant and anti-bacterial properties. In a survey conducted from Febriary 2015 to January 2016, we found seven species as Caulerpa cupressoides (vahl.) C. Agardh, C. peltata (Lamouroux), C. racemose (Forskkal) J. Agardh, C. fastigiataMontagne, C. scalpelliformis (Turner) ...
The genus Caulerpa is highly diverse, especially in the Caribbean Sea, the Indo-Malay archipelago an...
Since its first accidental introduction into the Mediterranean Sea, Caulerpa taxifolia (Vahl) C. Aga...
Although recent molecular studies have indicated the presence of a number of distinct species within...
Evidence based on both morphological and molecular data is presented to demonstrate that Caulerpa fr...
Caulerpa (Chlorophyta) species inhabiting intertidal and shallow subtidal areas along the Israeli Me...
The siphonous green algal family Caulerpaceae includes the monotypic genus Caulerpella and the speci...
Not AvailableSpecies of Caulerpa form an important component, of the algal group of intertidal ecosy...
Indigenous and non-indigenous invasive algal species introduction or prevalence is one of the major ...
Evidence based on both morphological and molecular data is presented to demonstrate that Caulerpa fr...
This study incorporates morphological and molecular approaches to determine the seaweed species in S...
The genus Caulerpa is highly diverse, especially in the Caribbean Sea, the Indo-Malay archipelago an...
The representatives of the genus Caulerpa, collected during the Snellius-II Expedition (1984) in the...
Masters Research - Master of Science (M.Sc)Caulerpa taxifolia (Vahl) C. Agardh (Bryopsidales) is a v...
On the basis of morphological and molecular studies, we identified the Australian endemic green alga...
The Caulerpa is an economical important genus among chlorophyta, which was initially described by L...
The genus Caulerpa is highly diverse, especially in the Caribbean Sea, the Indo-Malay archipelago an...
Since its first accidental introduction into the Mediterranean Sea, Caulerpa taxifolia (Vahl) C. Aga...
Although recent molecular studies have indicated the presence of a number of distinct species within...
Evidence based on both morphological and molecular data is presented to demonstrate that Caulerpa fr...
Caulerpa (Chlorophyta) species inhabiting intertidal and shallow subtidal areas along the Israeli Me...
The siphonous green algal family Caulerpaceae includes the monotypic genus Caulerpella and the speci...
Not AvailableSpecies of Caulerpa form an important component, of the algal group of intertidal ecosy...
Indigenous and non-indigenous invasive algal species introduction or prevalence is one of the major ...
Evidence based on both morphological and molecular data is presented to demonstrate that Caulerpa fr...
This study incorporates morphological and molecular approaches to determine the seaweed species in S...
The genus Caulerpa is highly diverse, especially in the Caribbean Sea, the Indo-Malay archipelago an...
The representatives of the genus Caulerpa, collected during the Snellius-II Expedition (1984) in the...
Masters Research - Master of Science (M.Sc)Caulerpa taxifolia (Vahl) C. Agardh (Bryopsidales) is a v...
On the basis of morphological and molecular studies, we identified the Australian endemic green alga...
The Caulerpa is an economical important genus among chlorophyta, which was initially described by L...
The genus Caulerpa is highly diverse, especially in the Caribbean Sea, the Indo-Malay archipelago an...
Since its first accidental introduction into the Mediterranean Sea, Caulerpa taxifolia (Vahl) C. Aga...
Although recent molecular studies have indicated the presence of a number of distinct species within...