Objective
Botanica Marina publishes high-quality contributions from all of the disciplines of marine botany at all levels of biological organisation from subcellular to ecosystem: chemistry and applications, genomics, physiology and ecology, phylogeny and biogeography. Research involving global or interdisciplinary interest is especially welcome. Applied science papers are appreciated, particularly when they illustrate the application of emerging conceptual issues or promote developing technologies. The journal invites state-of-the art reviews dealing with recent developments in marine botany.

Topics
Cutting-edge topics such as, but not limited to, the following:

Biogeography
Physiological ecology
Impacts of environmental change
Taxonomy and phylogenetics
Molecular biology and genetics
Physiology and biochemistry
Chemistry of natural products
Cultivation and utilisation
Industrial processes

Call for Papers

Botanica Marina Special Issue "Phylogeny and Ecology of Ulva"

Guest Editors: Sophie Steinhagen (University of Gothenburg, Sweden) and Jonas Blomme (Ghent University, Belgium)

The Special Issue on Ulva aims to combine relevant scientific work on this important genus of green algae, ranging from species specific ecological traits to detailed phylogenetic aspects and case studies. Contributions on both basic and applied aspects are welcome. More details can be found here. The submission deadline is May 31, 2023.

Article formats
Reviews, research articles, short communications

Volume 24 Issue 1

Issue of Botanica Marina

Titelei

Solieria jaasundii, a New Species of Red Algae (Gigartinales, Solieriaceae) from Tanzania

Parasitic and Symbiotic Fungi on Marine Algae

Studies of Whole Plant Growth in Macrocystis angustifolia

Regrowth of Ascophyllum nodosum and Fucus vesiculosus under Various Harvesting Regimes in Maine, U.S.A.

Dominance of a Stressed Marine Phytoplankton Assemblage by a Copper-Tolerant Pennate Diatom+

Sur le développement d’Asparagopsis armata (Rhodophycée, Bonnemaisoniale) en culture. Effets de certaines substances azotées ou phosphorées inorganiques ou organiques

Screening of Some Marine Plants from the Indian Coast for Biological Activity

Recycling the Residues from Anaerobic Digesters as a Nutrient Source for Seaweed Growth

Dominance of a Stressed Marine Phytoplankton Assemblage by a Copper-Tolerant Pennate Diatom⁺