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The book is reprint version of the Special Issue entitled Research on the Regulatory Mechanisms of Algae Reproduction under Abiotic Stress Conditions, highlighting novel findings that significantly contribute to the development of our understanding of how abiotic stress-inducible reproduction is regulated by physiological responses including the life cycle trade-off.

Research & information: general --- Biology, life sciences --- asexual reproduction --- ‘Bangia’ sp. ESS1 --- Bangiales --- calm stress --- freezing tolerance --- fatty acid --- membrane fluidity --- climate change --- foundation species --- fucoid brown algae --- non-additive effect --- simulated herbivory --- Bangia atropurpurea --- ‘Bangia’ sp. --- heat stress --- stress memory --- thermotolerance --- macroalga --- Ulva prolifera --- obligate asexual strain --- relative growth rate --- sporulation --- land-based cultivation --- germling cluster method --- biomass allocation --- green tide --- Ulva ohnoi --- vegetative growth --- n/a --- 'Bangia' sp. ESS1 --- 'Bangia' sp.

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The book is reprint version of the Special Issue entitled Research on the Regulatory Mechanisms of Algae Reproduction under Abiotic Stress Conditions, highlighting novel findings that significantly contribute to the development of our understanding of how abiotic stress-inducible reproduction is regulated by physiological responses including the life cycle trade-off.

Research & information: general --- Biology, life sciences --- asexual reproduction --- 'Bangia' sp. ESS1 --- Bangiales --- calm stress --- freezing tolerance --- fatty acid --- membrane fluidity --- climate change --- foundation species --- fucoid brown algae --- non-additive effect --- simulated herbivory --- Bangia atropurpurea --- 'Bangia' sp. --- heat stress --- stress memory --- thermotolerance --- macroalga --- Ulva prolifera --- obligate asexual strain --- relative growth rate --- sporulation --- land-based cultivation --- germling cluster method --- biomass allocation --- green tide --- Ulva ohnoi --- vegetative growth --- asexual reproduction --- 'Bangia' sp. ESS1 --- Bangiales --- calm stress --- freezing tolerance --- fatty acid --- membrane fluidity --- climate change --- foundation species --- fucoid brown algae --- non-additive effect --- simulated herbivory --- Bangia atropurpurea --- 'Bangia' sp. --- heat stress --- stress memory --- thermotolerance --- macroalga --- Ulva prolifera --- obligate asexual strain --- relative growth rate --- sporulation --- land-based cultivation --- germling cluster method --- biomass allocation --- green tide --- Ulva ohnoi --- vegetative growth

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Electronic data processing. --- Computer science.