Taxobox regnum Chromalveolata divisio Heterokont ophyta classis Brown algae Phaeophyceae ordo Cutleriales ordo authority Bessey familia Cutleriaceae familia authority Griffith & Henfrey subdivision ranks Genera subdivision Aglaozonia Zanardini br synonym of Cutleria Cutleria Greville br Microzonia J Agardh br Padinella JE Areschoug br synonym of Cutleria Zanardinia Zanardini br Stifftia described by Nardo in 1834 Stiftia described by K tzing in 1845 preoccupied by Stifftia Asteraceae described by Mikan in 1820 Cutleriales is an Order biology order in the brown algae class Phaeophyceae . It is composed of 2 6 genera, based upon various circumscriptions. ref cite book last Lee first RE title Phycology publisher Cambridge University Press date Third Edition, 1999 location Cambridge isbn 0 521 63883 6 ref ref cite web last Guiry first MD coauthors GM Guiry title AlgaeBase version 4.2 publisher World wide electronic publication, National University of Ireland, Galway year 2006 url http www.algaebase.org format accessdate 2006 11 22 ref The circumscription in the taxobox right is the list of genera from AlgaeBase, although only 3 of these genera are listed as containing species, 11 species in Cutleria , and one each in Microzonia , and Zanardinia . Lee circumscribes the order with only the two genera, Cutleria and Zanardinia . References references External links http www.algaebase.org taxonomy detail.lasso?taxonid 4579& session abv3 51909EC307a4b1BF63IXT3FC794A Heterokont Category Algae orders Category Brown algae Phaeophyceae stub es Cutleriales id Cutleriales ... more details
Johannes Reinke February 3, 1849 February 25, 1931 was a German botanist and philosopher who was a native of Ziethen, Schleswig Holstein Ziethen , Duchy of Lauenburg Lauenburg . He is remembered for his research of benthic zone benthic marine algae. He initially studied theology at Rostock , but his interest later changed to botany . In 1879 he became a professor of botany at the University of G ttingen , where he established the institute of plant physiology . From 1885 until 1921 Reinke was a professor at the University of Kiel . In addition, he was a co founder of the Deutsche Botanische Gesellschaft . Reinke had a keen interest in the systematics, developmental cycles, cell biology cytology and physiology of brown algae . From 1888 to 1892 he published a number of articles on marine algae from the North Sea North and Baltic Sea s. From the Baltic Sea, he described several new genera of algae. He published works on the algal families Tilopteridaceae 1889 and Sphacelariaceae 1890 , and postulated that the encrusting algae genus called Aglaozonia was a stage in the life history of Cutleriales Cutleria . Reinke was a proponent of scientific neo vitalism , and a critic of the Charles Darwin Darwinian theory of evolution. In 1901 he introduced the term theoretical biology to define biology from a standpoint of concepts and theories, and to differentiate it from traditional empirical biology . Reinke attempted to explain the evolutionary processes of life through a concept of morphogenesis and genetic regulation he referred to as the Dominanten theory. Among his written works was a book that discussed the relationship of philosophy and religion to science. He died in Preetz . Selected publications Lehrbuch der allgemeinen Botanik Textbook of General Botany , 1880 Atlas deutscher Meeresalgen Atlas of German Marine Algae , 1889 and 1891 Einleitung in der theoretische Biologie Introduction to Theoretical Biology , 1901, 2nd ed. 1910 Philosophie der Botanik Philosophy of B ... more details
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