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Foto: Panasonic Lumix TZ8

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Very nice shot thank you!
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Nobody knows but approximately what is on my photos ?

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I would like to know what is #2 & #3. Very nice results with the 100x. :)

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Photo 1 I think is Coelosphaerium
Photo 2 Crucigenia spec
Photo 4 & 5 Chlorococcum spec

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thank you very much

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I have no idea for fig. 1, may be a blue-green alga. Number two is a Chrysophyte called Chrysosphaera, Ibeleive, and not Crucigenia, which is a Chlorophyte. The third is also a Chrysophyte (abundant lipids and no starch) but looks like it is encysting or in trouble.
Hope this helps,
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Thank you, and these tiny flowers?


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Oh nooo, not another coccoid green!

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Beautiful images!
I actually think these are very young colonies of Crucigenia. As they mature, an opening should develop in the center of the colony - that is if this is Crucigenia. I am using the 1st edition (next edition due 2014) of Freshwater Algae of North America - Ecology and Classification, editors: Wehr and Sheath. I looked through all the green coccoids and came to think this is Crucigenia, by elimination. I have authored the Tribophyte chapter in this text and looked through about 65 yellow-green coccoids listed in the chapter that are often mistaken for a sick green coccoids. I don't think these colonies are yellow-greens. Green coccoids will stain dark using Lugols. The Tribophyte coocoids produce oils. However, your images appear to have very small oil droplets(?).
Sorry for the mini-lecture,
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uaalgae wrote:Sorry for the mini-lecture,
Donald
I found it very interesting. Thanks!

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Donald thank you, great lecture and I hope as many of the

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