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Algae databases and online resources

Last updated: 01 May 2026

Online algae resources

Australian Marine Algae Index

Australian Algal Name Index

A database of the taxonomy (both accepted names and their synonyms), nomenclature and distribution of the Australian marine macro and micro algae and freshwater algae.

  • Algae NSL Services
    The National Species List (NSL) infrastructure delivers names and taxonomies for algae:
    • Australian Algae Name Index (AANI) to search bibliographic information on names.
    • Australian Algae List (AAL) to search on nationally-accepted taxonomy for algae (note: minimal data currently available on AAL).
 
Census of Australian Marine Diatoms

Census of Australian Marine Diatoms

Diatoms, unicellular green or brown algae, are either planktonic or live attached to rock, sand, mud, plants or animals. This inventory includes more than 900 diatom species from inshore and offshore waters around Australia, as well as estuarine and other brackish-water habitats.

 
Census of Australian Marine Dinoflagellates

Census of Australian Marine Dinoflagellates

Dinoflagellates are minute, predominantly unicellular organisms, mostly exhibiting a characteristic ‘whirling’ motion in water. This list includes 536 free-living species and infraspecific taxa known from coastal and oceanic waters around Australia.

 

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