BIOLOGY AND THE SYSTEMATICS OF THE SAPROLEGNIACEAE - online book (Jan/28/2009 )
for all those interested in water moulds form the Saprolegniaceae: Here is a very good and comprehensiv book about their biology! Including the most comprehensive key I have seen!
Saprolegniaceae
gebirgsziege on Jan 28 2009, 10:10 AM said:
Saprolegniaceae
Yeah, indeed , very nice link.
I am starting the wonder wetter I should save all those pdf files to my computer... imagine that website would crash too and everything might be lost

I have it printed nearly 1500 p with all figs and tabs
but I mainly need the key, as I am isolating oomycetes at the moment
gebirgsziege on Jan 28 2009, 08:08 PM said:

but I mainly need the key, as I am isolating oomycetes at the moment

Eum, yeah, but printing it would not be possible here.
I have a printer that is good to print a few pages, but if I had to print so many it would take weeks, maybe even months


and I only use some small parts of it sometimes.
I do concider saving it to my hard disk and putting it on some external disk.
It was difficult here too
But I think an on-line (or harddisk) copy would do the job as well as long as you do not plan to get a specialist in this field
not many work in the field of water molds- can you tell us about yourself and your research?
Sadly its (at the moment) more a hobby than real work since last year I try to isolate them from soils, ponds etc. and get a rough overview on the group.....quite fascinating organisms