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The 18th workshop of the International Association for Phytoplankton Taxonomy and Ecology (IAP), the first ‘‘tropical’’ IAP ever, the third one outside Europe, and the first one in South America, was held in Natal, Brazil, from August 27 to September 3, 2017, and its main ecological theme was the Phytoplankton and its biotic interactions. The taxonomic topic of the workshop was chosen based on function instead of phylogeny, and to link to the ecological theme of the workshop, the taxonomic theme was therefore centered on mixotrophic microalgae. The IAP is much more than an international scientific society. It is a circle of friends, initially grouping because of their love for phytoplankton and then just for the pleasure to meet each other (and discuss about phytoplankton). Three of these friends, Giuseppe (Peppe) Morabito, Jaroslava (Jarka) Komárková, and Colin Reynolds passed away since our last meeting in Greece. Production process of this volume recalls that of the first one. When that volume (Padisák et al., 1993) was almost ready, we got the sad information on Hutchinson’s, the teacher of modern ecology, sudden death. Therefore, a last-minute change was done to honor his memory and the preface of that volume was titled the Guest editors: Hugo Sarmento, Irina Izaguirre, Vanessa Becker & Vera L. M. Huszar / Phytoplankton and its Biotic Interactions

Phytoplankton and its biotic interactions: Colin Reynolds’ legacy to phytoplankton ecologists