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Taxonomic Revision and List of Cyanobacteria from the Greater Antilles (Cuba, Haiti, Hispaniola, Jamaica, and Puerto Rico). Pt 1
The purpose of this study is to document the cyanobacteria from Greater Antilles and to revise and update nomenclature to reflect current taxonomic understanding for previously documents species from Nostocale and Chroococcales. There are a total of species 328 species and infraspecies were identified. Puerto Rico had the most at 209 species identified from the Greater Antilles, while Cuba had 106 species, Jamaica had 54, Haiti had 5, Hispanolia had 3 and 19 species were identied from the Caribbean Sea. No species have been identified from the Dominican Republic and Cayman Islands. The dominant order was Nostocales with 205 species (55 Aphanizomenonaceae, 46 Scytonemataceae, 37 Rivulariaceae, 21 Stigonemataceae, 15 Nostocaceae, 15 ,Tolypothrichaceae, 8 Hapalosiphonaceae, 5 Leptobasaceae and 3 Nodulariaceae). Chroococcales was the second most abundant order with 123 species (77 Microcystaceae, 30 Chroococcaceae, 9 Pleurocapsaceae, Gomphosphaeriaceae and Cyanothrichaceae both with 3 and Entophysalidaceae only had one species).
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The algae are heterogeneous assemblage of phytosynthetic organisms, one of the most vast and diverse groups of ancient photoautotrophic pro- and eukaryotic organisms (about 30 000 known species). They are micro- and macroscopic, unicellular, colonial, or multicellular, mobile and immobile, attached and free-living. Algae are widespread in water and soil habitats, at different geographic latitudes, and on all continents. They occur in waters with different degrees of salinity, trophicity, organic matter, and hydrogen ions, and at various temperatures. They include planktonic, periphytonic and benthic organisms. Algae are unique model organisms in evolutionary biology and also are used in various genetic, physiological, biochemical, cytological, and other investigations.