Bibliography of the Characeae - International Research Group on ...

HOLTZ, L., 1906b. Neue Fundorte von Characeen auf der Insel Sizilien, von Dr. Ross. Nuov. Notar.
17: 57-60.
HOLZINGER, J.B., 1869. Ein lichenologischer Ausflug nach Kärnten. Mitteilungen der
Steiermärkische naturforschende Gesellschaft zu Graz 1869, Sitzungs-Berichte p. XL. [C. fragilis]
HOLZINGER, J.M., 1892. List <strong>of</strong> plants collected by C.S. Sheldon and M.A. Carleton in indian
territory in 1891. Contributions <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> U.S. National Herbarium 1: 189-219.
HOMANN, W., 1972. Unter- und tief- mittelpermische Kalkalgen aus den Rattendorfer Schichten,
dem Trogk<strong>of</strong>el-Kalk und dem Treßdorfer Kalk der Karnischen Alpen (Österreich). Senckenbergiana
lethaea 53: 135-313, 10 figs. (1 map), 10 pl.. [Paleobotany] [Charophyta pp. 235-237, pl. 7 fig. 52, 53:
Palaeochara ? pecki n. spec.]
HOMBLÉ, F. & FOISSNER, I., 1993. Electron microscopy and electrophysiology <strong>of</strong> local cell wall
formation in Chara corallina. Plant Cell Physiology 34: 1283-1289. [C. corallina (C. australis)]
HOMBLÉ, F., RICHTER, C. & DAINTY, J., 1989. Leakage <strong>of</strong> pectins from <strong>the</strong> cell wall <strong>of</strong> Chara
corallina in <strong>the</strong> absence <strong>of</strong> divalent ions. Plant Physiologie and Biochemistry 27: 465-468. [C. corallina
(C. australis)]
HONGVE, D., 1975. The littoral vegetation <strong>of</strong> Nordbytjernet, a small lake in south-east Norway.
Norwegian Journal <strong>of</strong> Botany 22: 83-97, 8 figs. (1 map). [C. aspera, N. opaca].
HOOGERS, D.J. & VAN OEVEREN, H., 1983. Herkenning van de voornaamste water- en
oeverplanten in vegetatieve toestand. Pudoc, Wageningen. 76 pp., 112 figs. [Dutch] [Key] [C.
vulgaris, C. globularis]
HOOKER, J.D., 1847. The botany The antarctic voyage <strong>of</strong> H.M. discovery ships Erebus and Terror in
<strong>the</strong> years 1839-1843, under <strong>the</strong> command <strong>of</strong> Captain Sir James Clark Ross. I Flora Antarctica. Part II
Botany <strong>of</strong> Fuegia, <strong>the</strong> Falklands, Kerguelen's Land, etc. Reeve Bro<strong>the</strong>rs, London. XII + 574 pp. Part I:
pp. I-XII & 1-108; Part II: pp. 209-574. Reprint 1963: J. Cramer, Weinheim. [<strong>Characeae</strong> p. 395: C.
flexilis (is Tolypella antarctica)]
HOOKER, J.D., 1855. The botany The antarctic voyage <strong>of</strong> H.M. discovery ships Erebus and Terror in
<strong>the</strong> years 1839-1843, under <strong>the</strong> command <strong>of</strong> Captain Sir James Clark Ross. II Flora Novae-Zelandiae.
Part II. Flowerless plants. Lovell Reeve, London. 378 pp. Reprint 1963: J. Cramer, Weinheim.
[<strong>Characeae</strong> p. 56: N. hookeri]
HOOKER, J.D., 1860. Flora Tasmaniae. See: BRAUN, A. 1860.
HOOKER, J.D., 1867. Handbook <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> New Zealand flora. See: BRAUN, A., 1867d.
HOOKER, J.D., 1879. I. Flowering plants, ferns, Lycopodiaceae and <strong>Characeae</strong>. In: Royal Society <strong>of</strong>
London - An account <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> petrological, botanical, and zoological collections made in Kerguelen's
Land and Rodriguez during <strong>the</strong> Transit <strong>of</strong> Venus Expedition ... in 1874-75. pp. 17-23. Philosophical
Transactions Vo. 168, London. 579 pp.
HOOKER, W.J., 1821. Flora Scotica, or a description <strong>of</strong> Scottish plants arranged both according to <strong>the</strong>
artificial and natural methods. Part 2. Containing a synopsis <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Scottish plants arranged according
to <strong>the</strong> natural orders. A. Constable and Co., Edinburgh; Hurst, Robinson, and Co., London. 297 + (6)
pp. [<strong>Characeae</strong> pp. 108-109: C. flexilis, C. translucens, C. vulgaris, C. hispida]
HOOKER, W.J., 1833. The English Flora <strong>of</strong> Sir James Edward Smith. Class XXIV Cryptogamia. Vol.
V (or Vol. II <strong>of</strong> Dr. Hooker's British flora), Part I. Comprising <strong>the</strong> mosses, Hepaticae, lichens,
<strong>Characeae</strong> and Algae. Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green & Longman, London. X + 432 pp.
[<strong>Characeae</strong> pp. 242-247: C. translucens, C. flexilis, C. nidifica, C. gracilis, C. vulgaris, C. hedwigii, C.
aspera, C. hispida]
HOOKER, W.J., 1834. Supplement to <strong>the</strong> English Botany <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> late Sir. J.E. Smith and Mr. Sowerby.
The descriptions, synonyms and places <strong>of</strong> growth by William Jackson Hooker, and o<strong>the</strong>r eminent
botanists (W. Borrer, C.C. Babington, M.J. Berkeley, W. Wilson, W.W. Newbold); <strong>the</strong> figures by
James de Carle Sowerby. Vol. II. C.E. Sowerby, London. IV + (7) pp., pl. 2693-2795. [pl. 2738: C.
aspera; pl. 2762: C. hedwigii]
HOOKER, W.J., 1843. Icones plantarum, or figures, with brief descriptive characters and remarks, <strong>of</strong>
new and rare plants from <strong>the</strong> author's herbarium. Vol. VI, new series Vol. II. London. 108 pp., pl. 501-
600. [pl. 532: C. tomentosa (as latifolia)]
HOOTSMANS, M.J.M. & BLINDOW, I., 1994. Allelopathic limitation <strong>of</strong> algal growth by
macrophytes. In: W. van Vierssen, M.J.M. Hootsmans & J.E. Vermaat (eds.) - Lake Veluwe, a
macrophyte-dominated system under eutrophication stress. Geobotany 21. pp. 175-192. Kluwer
Academic Publishers, Dordrecht.
HOPE, A.B. & ASCHBERGER, P.A., 1970. Effects <strong>of</strong> temperature on membrane permeability to ions.
Australian Journal <strong>of</strong> Biological Sciences 23: 1047-1060.