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Diatomeas (Clase Bacillariophyceae)Observ.
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Naviculoid diatom, very small, impossible to identify without cleaned frustules and access to a scanning electron microscope. Similar in shape and size to Navicula atomus but equally likely to be a species from a different genus, e.g. Achnanthes. Scrapings from exterior moist surface of a plant pot in a suburban garden.
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Género NostocObserv.
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Scrapings from the moist outer surface of a plant pot in a suburban garden. Trichomes tightly convoluted within a thin, firm mucilaginous sheath. Heterocysts intercalary. Abundant growths.
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Orden EuglyphidaObserv.
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Omahu Bush Reserve, collector Colin Meurck. Found amongst aquatic moss from a small stream. Test ca. 70 micrometres long. Lacking living contents.
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Omahu Bush Reserve, collected by Colin Meurck. Rarely observed in mucilaginous green colonies dominated by Cylindrocystis cf. Brebissonii. Pair of cells surrounded by stratified colourless mucilage. Cells ca. 47 micrometres wide by 35 micrometres long, golden-brown to orange, full of storage product. Possibly the "Gloeodinium-phase" of Hemidinium nasutum
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Género CoccomyxaObserv.
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Omahu Bush, collector Colin Meurck, seepage in deep shade. Mucilaginous green colonies dominated by Cylindrocystic cf. brebissonii with this alga as an associate. Cells ca.. 10 micrometres diameter, containing numerous oil globules. Chloroplast parietal, lobed, lacking a pyrenoid.
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Cianobacterias Filamentosas (Orden Nostocales)Observ.
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Richly branched trichomes. Branches uniseriate, ca. 5 micrometres wide. Unusual habitat: scrapings from inside a rain gauge, taken on cleaning rain collector at Hinewai Reserve!
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Género PhacusObserv.
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In sediment of Brocheries Pond, near Hinewai Reserve. On Banks Peninsula Path. Lugol's iodine preserved. Cell ca,. 30 micrometres long.
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Género EuglenaObserv.
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Lugol's iodine preserved. In sediment Brocheries Pond, near Hinewai Reserve. On Banks Peninsula Path. Cell ca. 68 micrometres long.
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In sediment, Brocheries Pond, near Hinewai Reserve. On Banks Peninsula Path. Cell ca,. 45 micrometres long.
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In sediment, Brocheries Pond, near Hinewai Reserve. On Banks Peninsula Path. Cell length ca. 22 micrometres.
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In sediment, Brocheries Pond, near Hinewai Reserve. On Banks Peninsula Path. Cell ca. 95 micrometres long.
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Lugol's iodine preserved. In sediment of Brocheries Pond, near Hinewai Reserve. On Banks Peninsula Path. Trichome ca. 4 micrometres wide.
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Lugiol's iodine preserved. In sediment Brocheries Pond, near Hinewai Reserve. On Banks Peninsula Path. Coenobium about 17 mic rometres long.
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Diatomeas (Clase Bacillariophyceae)Observ.
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In sediment, Brocheries Pond, near Hinewai Reserve. On Banks Peninsula path. Cell ca. 95 micrometres long.
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In sediment of Brocheries Pond, near Hinewai Reserve, on Banks Peninsula Path. Cell ca. 30 micrometres long.
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Género SynedraObserv.
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Periphyton, Victoria Lake, North Hagley Park. Cell ca. 175 micrometres long.
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Periphyton, Victoria Lake, North Hagley Park. Cells ca. 40 micrometres long.
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Periphyton, Victoria Lake, North Hagley Park. Filaments ca. 12 micrometres wide.
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Diatomeas (Clase Bacillariophyceae)Observ.
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Cell top left. Preliminary identification. From periphyton, Victoria Lake, North Hagley Park. Cell ca. 20 micrometres long.
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Género CymbellaObserv.
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Cell bottom right. Preliminary identification. From periphyton, Victoria Lake, North Hagley Park. Cell ca. 32 micrometres long.
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Member of phytoplankton community in oxidation ponds of Christchurch Wastewater Treatment Plant. 400x magnification