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Photosynthetic activity of the recently-discovered red seaweed  Grateloupia doryphora  was investigated from oxygen measurements on samples collected in two areas of Brittany (France). Some photosynthetic parameters [maximum photosynthesis (Pmax) and dark respiration (R d )] were studied after short-term incubation at different temperatures and salinities. The results showed that the maximum photosynthetic rate and dark respiration were both increased with temperature elevation. Whatever the seawater temperature,  G. doryphora  withstood a large range of salinity. Similar results obtained in photosynthetic measurements observed for both populations suggest that they respond to environmental conditions in the same way.

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Effects of Short-Term Variations of Salinity and Temperature on the Photosynthetic Response of the Red Alga  Grateloupia doryphora  from Brittany (France)