Editor .......................................................... v
Contributors ............................................. vii-viii
Introduction to the Plankton of Inland Waters .................. xi
PROTISTS, BACTERIA AND FUNGI: PLANKTONIC AND ATTACHED
Archaea
E.О. Casamayor and С.M. Borrego ...............................1
Bacteria, Attached to Surfaces
J.-F. Carrias and T. Sime-Ngando ............................ 16
Bacteria, Bacterioplankton
R.D. Robarts and G.M. Carr .................................. 27
Bacteria, Distribution and Community Structure
А.С. Yannarell and A.D. Kent ................................ 35
Fungi
V. Gulis, К.A. Kuehn, and К. Suberkropp ..................... 45
Protists
Ft.W. Sanders ............................................... 56
Sulfur Bacteria
A. Camacho .................................................. 65
Viruses
P. Peduzzi and В. Luef ...................................... 83
ALGAE (INCLUDING CYANOBACTERIA): PLANKTONIC AND ATTACHED
Algae
L. Krienitz ................................................. 99
The Phycogeography of Freshwater Algae
J. Padisák ................................................. 110
Algae of River Ecosystems
R.J. Stevenson ............................................. 115
Chrysophytes - Golden Algae
J. Kristiansen ............................................. 124
Cyanoprokaryota and Other Prokaryotic Algae
A. Sukenik, T. Zohary, and J. Padisák ...................... 131
Cyanobacteria
W.F. Vincent ............................................... 142
Diatoms
S. Sabater ................................................. 149
Green Algae
L. Naselli-Flores and R. Barone ............................ 157
Other Phytoflagellates and Groups of Lesser Importance
N. Salmaso and M. Tolotti .................................. 165
Photosynthetic Periphyton and Surfaces
M.E. Azim .................................................. 175
ZOOPLANKTON
Rotifera
R.L. Wallace and H A Smith ................................. 183
Cladocera
J.E. Havel ................................................. 198
Copepoda
С.E. Williamson and J.W. Reid .............................. 210
Other Zooplankton
L.G. Rudstam ............................................... 220
Cyclomorphosis and Phenotypic Changes
С. Laforsch and R. Tollrian ................................ 231
Diel Vertical Migration
L.D. Meester ............................................... 239
Egg Banks
N.G. Hairston Jr. and J.A. Fox ............................. 247
Competition and Predation
Z.M. Gliwicz ............................................... 255
ECOSYSTEM INTERACTIONS
Phytoplankton Nutrition and Related Mixotrophy
J.A. Raven and S.С. Maberly ................................ 265
Chemosynthesis
A. Enrich-Prast, D. Bastviken, and P. Crill ................ 271
Phytoplankton Population Dynamics: Concepts and Performance
Measurement
С.S. Reynolds .............................................. 286
Phytoplankton Population Dynamics in Natural Environments
С.S. Reynolds .............................................. 292
Phytoplankton Productivity
M.T. Dokulil and С. Kaiblinger ............................. 299
Comparative Primary Production
M.Т. Dokulil ............................................... 308
Eutrophication of Lakes and Reservoirs
V. Istvánovics ............................................. 316
Role of Zooplankton in Aquatic Ecosystems
R.W. Sterner ............................................... 325
Microbial Food Webs
J. Pernthaler and T. Posch ................................. 336
Trophic Dynamics in Aquatic Ecosystems
U. Gaedke .................................................. 344
Harmful Algal Blooms
J.M. Burkholder ............................................ 350
Index ......................................................... 371
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