2002
DOI: 10.7751/telopea20024008
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Non-marine algae of Australia : 2. Some conspicuous tuft-forming Cyanobacteria

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“…However, the structure of filaments is not always quite similar (cell size in the main filament, cell size in branches, stratification), but it is difficult to evaluate if the variations are really meaningful. A critical review of different Stigonema ocellatum descriptions and illustrations found in literature (Frémy 1930, Geitler 1932, Skinner & Entwisle 2001, Komárek & Hauer 2011 corroborates that a very wide morphological range is recorded for the species, even though most of the populations can be correctly identified on the basis of the species original description. The present results from morphological and molecular studies and the available data in literature allow considering that S. ocellatum is probably a complex of species rather than a well delimited species.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…However, the structure of filaments is not always quite similar (cell size in the main filament, cell size in branches, stratification), but it is difficult to evaluate if the variations are really meaningful. A critical review of different Stigonema ocellatum descriptions and illustrations found in literature (Frémy 1930, Geitler 1932, Skinner & Entwisle 2001, Komárek & Hauer 2011 corroborates that a very wide morphological range is recorded for the species, even though most of the populations can be correctly identified on the basis of the species original description. The present results from morphological and molecular studies and the available data in literature allow considering that S. ocellatum is probably a complex of species rather than a well delimited species.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…Branco & Necchi 1996. Muitas dessas macroalgas apresentam hábito de crescimento similar a tufos emaranhados, algumas vezes com uma ampla capa gelatinosa, e que se desenvolvem de modo mais conspícuo em regiões de pequenas corredeiras (Skinner & Entwisle 2001).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…O tricoma heteropolar apresenta falsas ramificações com heterocitos apicais ou menos frequentemente intercalares (Branco et al 2009). A presença de T. distorta tem sido reportada para as mais diversas regiões do mundo: América do Norte (Sheath & Cole 1992), Austrália (Skinner & Entwisle 2001), Europa (Holmes & Whitton 1981). No Brasil essa alga também já foi observada ocorrendo em riachos principalmente da região sudeste do país (p.ex.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified