Micrasterias ID ?

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Jacek
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Micrasterias ID ?

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M. rotata, thomasiana, denticulata, papillifera or another species?

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Post by zzffnn »

Very beautiful images. Sorry, I cannot provide ID.

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Micrasteria

Post by Olympusman »

I would say M. radiosa

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:smt038 Very nice set.
Thanks for sharing.

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Post by ralfwagner »

Seems to be M. thomasiana. M. papillifera can excluded because M. p. shows much longer ans sharper tips at the lobe ends. the apex with M. rotata is bit longer than the body. And M. r. is very large. What is the scale on your pictures?

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Post by Jacek »

Thanks,
Mike M. radiosa is round, it is not likely.

Ralf It is the size of M.rotata, but is very compact and the elliptical, I do not know :(

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I do not know who is, but beautiful pictures. As usual


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Post by 75RR »

Striking images - quite beautiful!
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Glorious

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Thanks

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Post by Cactusdave »

M. thomasiana for my money. Is this 'wild caught' or cultured?
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Post by Jacek »

I found.
And this is what species?
I have trouble with the big M.

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