CyBib v5 Cyanobacteria Bibliography

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Since CyBib now allows on-line searching fewer downloadable files are being made available. These files will contain the entire bibliography presented in CyBib v5. The file has been zipped for distribution on the web. The zipped file is an plain text file with references in Refer/BibIX format. The references should be able to be uploaded into standard reference managing programs.

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About CyBib v5

CyBib is a bibliographic database exclusively for scientific literature about cyanobacteria (blue-green algae). The entire database has been parked on the Internet to provide a resource for researchers and students involved with cyanobacteria.

CyBib v5 is the seventh generation of the database to be presented on the Internet. It contains nearly 25,000 references. These references were collected in large part by Jeff Elhai, known for his Internet outreach work as the founder, editor, and publisher of CyanoNews. The other contributors are too numerous to name.

CyBib v5 contains only references to studies on cyanobacteria and Prochlorons. Articles merely related to cyanobacteria (e.g., molecular methods, plant photosynthesis, freshwater ecology) are not cited here. The database is most comprehensive from 1980, although many earlier references also are included. The most recent references cover parts of 2002.

Submissions

There are likely to be many mistakes and omissions in this bibliography. Please accept our apologies if your favorite reference is missing, incomplete, or has an error. Corrections can be submitted. Additions will be gladly accepted. We are also interested in donations of certain software to be used for development. Visit the submissions page for more information about adding your references to CyBib.

CyBib v5 is provided to the public as freeware. It is intended for educational purposes.

Questions, problems, or comments can be addressed to Dr. Mark A. Schneegurt at mark.schneegurt@wichita.edu.