Phycobilisomes of the Thermophilic Blue-green Alga Synechococcus Lividus

Aggregates containing both phycoerythrin and from hot springs (pH 8 .2-8 .4) in the lower Geyser phycocyanin were first described in the red alga Basin area of the Yellowstone National Park . The Porphyridium cruentum and named phycobilisomes temperature of the water at these sites was in the (7, 8) . This and subsequent investigations of range 65°-70°C . The selected unicells were usually phycobilisomes in blue-green and red algae were found in shallow, fast-running water, on the sides or