Ancylothrix terrestris M.D.Martins and L.H.Z.Branco
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Ancylothrix terrestris M.D.Martins and L.H.Z.Branco |
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Ancylothrix terrestris M.D.Martins and L.H.Z.Branco ,
2016 ( Fig. 3 View Fig )
Filaments fasciculated, bent at the ends, bright green in color. Sheath thin, firm, sometimes widen, colorless, rarely two trichomes in a single sheath. Trichomes straight, entangled, slightly or not constricted at cross-walls, attenuated at the end, without calyptra. Cells shorter than wide, often isodiametric, 2.1-6.2 μm long, 5.0-6.7 μm wide. Apical cells conical rounded or rounded.
Ecology. This species was isolated on the soil of decidual forest and bark of trees ( Martins et al., 2016), and in this study from gravel submerged in freshwater. Distribution. Cachoeira do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil ( Martins et al., 2016).
Site of collection. Site 3.
Specimen locality: ACKU673-676.
Order Desertifilales Strunecký and Mareš, 2023 Family Desertifilaceae Hašler, Casamatta, Dvořák, and Poulícová, 2017
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