Frustule characteristics of Staurosira construens Ehrenberg (order Fragilariales, class Bacillariophyceae) under varied light qualities and silicate concentrations
Staurosira construens is a benthic freshwater diatom distinguished by its elliptical valves with uniseriate rows of areolae, conspicuous marginal spines that often come in singles or in pairs between the areolae, and the apical pore fields that often appear rimmed. The research aimed to determine th...
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Main Author: | Borbon, Katrina Leigh V. |
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