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Rhithron Associates, Inc.

Quality assured services in freshwater taxonomy since 1991
  • Home
  • What We Do
    • Rhithron’s Mission
    • Invertebrate Taxonomy
    • Algal Taxonomy
  • Rhithron Staff
    • Taxonomy Staff
    • Support Staff
  • Rhithron News
  • Contact Us
    • Contact Rhithron
    • Employment Opportunities
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  2. Algal Taxonomy
  3. Valves asymmetrical to transapical axis (heteropolar) and symmetrical to apical axis. Cells usually wedge-shaped in girdle view with pseudosepta visible. Apices rounded to capitate. Raphe often slightly sinuous. A single stigma (occasionally more) usually present on one side of the central area. Striae often coarse. There is a single H-shaped chloroplast with a central pyrenoid.
  4. Algal Taxonomy
  5. Valves asymmetrical to transapical axis (heteropolar) and symmetrical to apical axis. Cells usually wedge-shaped in girdle view with pseudosepta visible. Apices rounded to capitate. Raphe often slightly sinuous. A single stigma (occasionally more) usually present on one side of the central area. Striae often coarse. There is a single H-shaped chloroplast with a central pyrenoid.

Valves asymmetrical to transapical axis (heteropolar) and symmetrical to apical axis. Cells usually wedge-shaped in girdle view with pseudosepta visible. Apices rounded to capitate. Raphe often slightly sinuous. A single stigma (occasionally more) usually present on one side of the central area. Striae often coarse. There is a single H-shaped chloroplast with a central pyrenoid.

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