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Species‐Specific Responses to Combined Thermal‐irradiance Stress in Microalgae – “Each is to its Own”

This article is a highlight of the study by Stamenkovic and Hanelt in this issue of Photochemistry and Photobiology describing the high‐irradiance photophysiology of several strains of freshwater chlorophyte microalgal genus, Cosmarium. These strains exhibit distinct differences in how combined thermal‐ high irradiance stress is managed which can be related to the temperature and irradiance conditions of their native habitat.