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

SMITH, F.A. & RAVEN, J.A., 1974. Energy-dependent processes in Chara corallina; absence <strong>of</strong> light
stimulation when only photosystem one is operative. New Phytologist 73: 1-12. [C. corallina (is C.
australis)]
SMITH, F.A. & WALKER, N.A., 1978. Entry <strong>of</strong> methylammonium and ammonium ions into Chara
internodal cells. Journal <strong>of</strong> Experimental Botany 29: 107-120.
SMITH, F.A., 1966. Active phosphate uptake by Nitella translucens. Biochimica et Biophysica Acta
126: 94-99, 3 figs. [N. translucens]
SMITH, F.A., 1966. Active phosphate uptake by Nitella translucens. Biochimica, Biophysica Acta
126: 94-99. [N. translucnes]
SMITH, F.A., 1967. Rate <strong>of</strong> photosyn<strong>the</strong>sis in Characean cells. I. Photosyn<strong>the</strong>tic 14 CO2 fixation by
Nitella translucens. Journal <strong>of</strong> Experimental Botany 18: 509-517. [N. translucens]
SMITH, F.A., 1968b. Metabolic effects on ionfluxes in Tolypella intricata. Journal <strong>of</strong> Experimental
Botany 19: 442, 3 figs. [Tol. intricata]
SMITH, F.A., 1980. Comparison <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> effects <strong>of</strong> ammonia and methylamine on chloride transport and
intercellular pH in Chara corallina. Journal <strong>of</strong> Experimental Botany 31: 577-606. [C. corallina (C.
australis)]
SMITH, F.A., 1985a. Historical perspective on HCO3 - assimilation. In: W.J. Lucas & J.A. Berry (eds.)
- Inorganic carbon uptake by aquatic photosyn<strong>the</strong>tic organisms. pp. 1-15, 4 figs. American Society <strong>of</strong>
Plant Physiologists, Rockville, MD. XVI + 494 pp., figs. [N. translucens, C. corallina (is C. australis)]
SMITH, F.A., 1985b. Biological occurrence and importance <strong>of</strong> HCO3 - utilizing systems: macro algae
(charophytes). In: W.J. Lucas & J.A. Berry (eds.) - Inorganic carbon uptake by aquatic photosyn<strong>the</strong>tic
organisms. pp. 111-124, 6 figs. American Society <strong>of</strong> Plant Physiologists, Rockville, MD. XVI + 494
pp., figs. [Tol. intricata, Lamp. papulosum, Nitellopsis obtusa, N. translucens, C. fragilis, C. corallina
(is C. australis)]
SMITH, G.M. (ed.), 1951. Manual <strong>of</strong> phycology. An introduction to <strong>the</strong> algae and <strong>the</strong>ir biology.
Chronica Botanica Company, Waltham, Mass., U.S.A. XI + 375 pp., figs., pl. [N. syncarpa, C. foetida,
C. zeylanica, C. tomentosa]
SMITH, G.M., 1938. Cryptogamic botany. Vol. 1. Algae and fungi. Mc Graw-Hill, New York. IX +
545 pp. [Charophyceae pp. 127-135]
SMITH, G.M., 1955. Cryptogamic botany. Vol. 1. Algae and fungi. ed. 2. Mc Graw-Hill Publishing
Company, London. IX + 546 pp., 311 figs. [Charophyceae pp. 121-130, fig. 66-71: N. gracilis, C.
intermedia, C. foetida, Tol. intricata]
SMITH, J.D., 1905. Enumeratio plantarum Guatemalensium nec non Salvadorensium, Hondurensium,
Nicaraguensium, Costaricensium. Pars VII. H.N. Patterson, Oquawkae, Illinois. 73 pp. [Chara p. 65]
SMITH, J.E., 1798. English botany; or, coloured figures <strong>of</strong> British plants, with <strong>the</strong>ir essential
characters, synonyms, and places <strong>of</strong> growth: to which will be added occasional remarks. The figures by
James Sowerby, F.L.S. Vol. 7. J. Davis, London. (2) + VI + pl. 433-504 + (6). [pl. 463: Chara hispida]
SMITH, J.E., 1800. Flora Britannica. Vol. I. J. White, London. (12) + pp. 1-436. [Chara pp. 4-7: C.
vulgaris, C. hispida, C. flexilis]
SMITH, J.E., 1804. Flora Britannica. Vol. I. ed. 2. Edited by J.J. Römer. H. Gessner, Turici. (4) + pp.
1-436. [Chara pp. 4-7: C. vulgaris, C. hispida, C. flexilis, C. intricata]
SMITH, J.E., 1804. Flora britannica. Vol. III. J. White, London. pp. 917-1407 + (2). [Addenda et
corrigenda vol. 1 p. 1384: C. hispida, C. flexilis]
SMITH, J.E., 1805. Flora Britannica. Vol. III. ed. 2. Edited by J.J. Römer. H. Gessner, Turici. pp. 917-
1408. [Chara p.1384: C. hispida, C. flexilis, C. translucens]
SMITH, J.E., 1807. English botany; or, coloured figures <strong>of</strong> British plants, with <strong>the</strong>ir essential
characters, synonyms, and places <strong>of</strong> growth: to which will be added occasional remarks. The figures by
James Sowerby, F.L.S. Vol. 24. R. Taylor and co., London. (8) + pl. 1657-1728. [pl. 1703: Chara
nidifica]
SMITH, J.E., 1824. The english flora. Vol. I. Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, London. XLV
+ 371 pp. [Chara pp. 6-9: C. vulgaris, C. hispida, C. flexilis, C. translucens, C. nidifica, C. gracilis]
SMITH, J.E., 1828. The english flora. Vol. I. ed. 2. Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green,
London. XLV + 371 pp. [Chara pp. 6-9: C. vulgaris, C. hispida, C. flexilis, C. translucens, C. nidifica,
C. gracilis]
SMITH, J.E., 1833. English Flora. Vol. V. Cryptogamia. see: HOOKER, W.J., 1833.
SMITH, J.R. & KERR, R.J., 1987. Potassium transport across membranes <strong>of</strong> Chara. IV. Interactions
with o<strong>the</strong>r cations. Journal <strong>of</strong> Experimental Botany 38: 788-799.
SMITH, J.R. & WALKER, N.A., 1985. Effects <strong>of</strong> pH and light on <strong>the</strong> mebrane conductance measured
in <strong>the</strong> acid and basic zones <strong>of</strong> Chara. Journal <strong>of</strong> Membrane Biology 83: 193-205.