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TitleFreshwater picocyanobacteria: what has changed 22 years after Stockner's "view from the summit"?
AbstractMore than two decades have passed since the publication of the historical volume edited by John Stockner, as a special issue of the Int. Revue ges. Hydrobiol. 76, dedicated to autotrophic picoplankton (APP) in freshwaters. My intention is to climb the mountain again and map a wider view of what we now know on the ecology and diversity of at least one component of APP: picocyanobacteria. Their taxonomy evolved with the publication of phylogenetic trees of different genes, different ecotypes were recognized in the gradient of underwater light quality and turbidity, their prominent role in the production of different aquatic systems has been better detailed. I will present some examples of short- and long-term field researches (high altitude volcanic athalassohaline lakes, deep ultraoligotrophic andine and mesotrophic subalpine lakes,) and recent laboratory work (microcolony formation in single-cell culture) with the 'presumptuous' aim to indicate which new perspectives on picocyanobacteria research could emerge in the next future.
SourceIII European Large Lakes Symposium, Costanza, Germania, 8-12 ottobre 2012
KeywordsPicocyanobacteriaSynechococcusPhylogenetic tree
Year2012
TypePresentazione
AuthorsCallieri, Cristiana
Text222901 2012 Picocyanobacteria Synechococcus Phylogenetic tree Freshwater picocyanobacteria what has changed 22 years after Stockner s view from the summit Callieri, Cristiana CNR ISE, Pallanza Verbania More than two decades have passed since the publication of the historical volume edited by John Stockner, as a special issue of the Int. Revue ges. Hydrobiol. 76, dedicated to autotrophic picoplankton APP in freshwaters. My intention is to climb the mountain again and map a wider view of what we now know on the ecology and diversity of at least one component of APP picocyanobacteria. Their taxonomy evolved with the publication of phylogenetic trees of different genes, different ecotypes were recognized in the gradient of underwater light quality and turbidity, their prominent role in the production of different aquatic systems has been better detailed. I will present some examples of short and long term field researches high altitude volcanic athalassohaline lakes, deep ultraoligotrophic andine and mesotrophic subalpine lakes, and recent laboratory work microcolony formation in single cell culture with the presumptuous aim to indicate which new perspectives on picocyanobacteria research could emerge in the next future. ID_PUMA /cnr.ise/2012 A3 003 III European Large Lakes Symposium Costanza, Germania 8 12 ottobre 2012 Internazionale Freshwater picocyanobacteria Freshwater_picocyanobacteria.pdf Presentazione cristiana.callieri CALLIERI CRISTIANA TA.P04.016.004 Ecologia teorica e applicata degli ecosistemi acquatici