Chaetoceros laevisporus, Li & Boonprakob & Gaonkar & Kooistra & Lange & Hernández-Becerril & Chen & Moestrup & Lundholm, 2017
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This is the only species in the C. lorenzianus complex with smooth resting spores without processes, and in the phylogenetic tree the strains form a separate branch. The smooth resting spore ( Fig 10A and 10B View Fig 10 ) differs markedly from the spores of C. lorenzianus , C. mitra and C. elegans with their dichotomously-branching extensions. Furthermore the apertures are oval-peanut shaped in C. laevisporus ( Figs 8A, 8B, 8D View Fig 8 and 10A View Fig 10 ), thus differing from most other taxa in the complex. Seta poroid density is intermediate, 13.8± 1.9 in 10 μm as in C. mannaii ( Table 1 View Table 1 ), but different from all the other taxa. Poroid size on the setae was assessed to be c. 0.6 μm, slightly less than in C. mannaii , but the poroids were still visible in LM ( Fig 8C View Fig 8 ).
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