A new species of Aulacoseira Thwaites is described from piston core samples from Ho Ba Bê in the karst region of northern Viêt Nam. Although it closely resembles Aulacoaseira subborealis (Nygaard) Denys, Muylaert & Krammer, A. stevensiae Weide sp. nov. is designated a new species based mainly on morphological differences in the spines, including invariably inclined spines that are rounded, differences in the Ringleiste, areola pattern and overall size. Aulacoseira stevensiae is present throughout a core that spans the last 500 years. It was a major component of the diatom community, but the populations have recently decreased, possibly being outcompeted by Discostella Houk & Klee and Cyclotella (Kützing) Brébisson species
Several diatoms in the family Achnanthaceae (Bacillariophyta), mainly from marine environments, have...
The investigation of 30 fossil diatom samples found in a 500-year sediment record from Hausburg Tarn...
FIGURES 17–28: Aulacoseira coroniformis. SEM images, all in girdle view. Figs 17–25: variability of ...
A new species of Aulacoseira Thwaites is described from piston core samples from Ho Ba Bê in the kar...
Aulacoseira subarctica f. subborealis differs from A. subarctica var. subarctica by a number of morp...
Aulacoseira coroniformis sp. nov. is described from a short peat core recovered in Highlands Hammock...
A new centric diatom belonging to the genus Aulacoseira was found during a survey of the diatom comm...
Aulacoseira skvortzowii sp. nov. is a diatom taxon present in modern plankton assemblages and sedime...
Water quality and algal populations in the Vaal River Barrage Reservoir have been monitored extensiv...
Abstract: We provide an update to our knowledge of the centric diatoms in the Tonle Sap Lake (Cambod...
This paper is part of a project of studying benthic diatom biodiversity on marine coastal regions of...
Quatre diatomées nouvelles appartenant aux genres Achnanthidium, Placoneis, Geissleria et Stauroneis...
© 2018, © 2018 The International Society for Diatom Research. A new species from the diatom genus Pl...
During a survey of the moss-inhabiting diatom flora of the sub-Antarctic Campbell Island, located in...
A new, monospecific diatom genus, Pierrecomperia gen. nov. (typus generis P. catenuloides), is descr...
Several diatoms in the family Achnanthaceae (Bacillariophyta), mainly from marine environments, have...
The investigation of 30 fossil diatom samples found in a 500-year sediment record from Hausburg Tarn...
FIGURES 17–28: Aulacoseira coroniformis. SEM images, all in girdle view. Figs 17–25: variability of ...
A new species of Aulacoseira Thwaites is described from piston core samples from Ho Ba Bê in the kar...
Aulacoseira subarctica f. subborealis differs from A. subarctica var. subarctica by a number of morp...
Aulacoseira coroniformis sp. nov. is described from a short peat core recovered in Highlands Hammock...
A new centric diatom belonging to the genus Aulacoseira was found during a survey of the diatom comm...
Aulacoseira skvortzowii sp. nov. is a diatom taxon present in modern plankton assemblages and sedime...
Water quality and algal populations in the Vaal River Barrage Reservoir have been monitored extensiv...
Abstract: We provide an update to our knowledge of the centric diatoms in the Tonle Sap Lake (Cambod...
This paper is part of a project of studying benthic diatom biodiversity on marine coastal regions of...
Quatre diatomées nouvelles appartenant aux genres Achnanthidium, Placoneis, Geissleria et Stauroneis...
© 2018, © 2018 The International Society for Diatom Research. A new species from the diatom genus Pl...
During a survey of the moss-inhabiting diatom flora of the sub-Antarctic Campbell Island, located in...
A new, monospecific diatom genus, Pierrecomperia gen. nov. (typus generis P. catenuloides), is descr...
Several diatoms in the family Achnanthaceae (Bacillariophyta), mainly from marine environments, have...
The investigation of 30 fossil diatom samples found in a 500-year sediment record from Hausburg Tarn...
FIGURES 17–28: Aulacoseira coroniformis. SEM images, all in girdle view. Figs 17–25: variability of ...