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Applied Multidimensional Systems Theoryria and their predators. Anthropogenic activities sometimes have a pronounced effect on the environmental conditions that control cyanobacterial diversity and abundance in these habitats and the resulting functional changes in the communities can result in a loss of important ecosystem services prov

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Applied Multivariate Statistical Analysision organic solutes are accumulated: the disaccharides sucrose and trehalose, glucosylglycerol, and glycine betaine. Molecular analysis of glucosylglycerol metabolism in . PCC 6803 has greatly increased our insight into osmoregulatory mechanisms. Understanding the molecular mechanisms of osmotic ada

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Applied Multivariate Statistical Analysisanobacteria, cyanobacteria and oil pollution, and cyanobacteria as a source of biofuel (cyanofuel) can be equated, respectfully, with Earth’s past, present and future. In this chapter we emphasize connections between all three through consideration of cyanobacterial physiology, ecology and molecular

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-3733-5cyanobacteria is unclear. Extent cyanobacteria are involved in both biologically mediated calcification (direct role of the organism) and biologically related calcification (indirect role of the organism). The timing of the evolution of cyanobacterial CCM is unclear: the CCM probably evolved in low-

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