Batrachospermum

Highly organised filaments, forming brown or green mucilaginous branching tufts up to several em long on rocks and stones in streams and springs, occasionally in mountain tarns. Branches usually consist of a central axis from which arise whorls of tiny branches, usually giving a beaded appearance. 94a, axis with whorls of small branches and two major ones ( the 'birds' nests' are reproductive bodies ) ; 94b and c, small branches, at a moderate and a high magnification.

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Cocconies

Cocconeis Extremely common flat oval diatoms.10-30 micron long.clinging to plants stones and other substrada some times in almost continuous layer cleaned frustule 3 cells on an Oedogonium filament. RlPPLE WALLET : rE9VzDvqozvgbd2trCKitN4fSi6ENiHu41

Staurastrum

Staurastrum Each half cell is triangular in end view,with three corners spines or arms.Cells vary up to 130 micron in length and are common in the plankton of lakes. RlPPLE WALLET : rE9VzDvqozvgbd2trCKitN4fSi6ENiHu41

Chodatella

Chodatella Like Oocystis in size and shape but with several selender bristles, usually at each end of the cell.Ponds lakes and slow rivers. RlPPLE WALLET : rE9VzDvqozvgbd2trCKitN4fSi6ENiHu41

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