Nomenclatural notes on triporous taxa of Chrysococcus G.A. Klebs (Chrysophyceae)
Dmitry Kapustin
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Dmitry Kapustin
Abstract
The genus Chrysococcus G.A. Klebs (1892: 413) comprises unicellular planktonic chrysophytes with cells surrounded by a lorica. Lorica shape and size, ornamentation, number of pores and presence or absence of stigma are the main features for distinguishing taxa (Starmach 1985; Nicholls & Wujek 2015). In his treatment Starmach (1985) listed 25 species of Chrysococcus and several intraspecies taxa.
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The genus Chrysococcus G.A. Klebs (1892: 413) comprises unicellular planktonic chrysophytes with cells surrounded by a lorica. Lorica shape and size, ornamentation, number of pores and presence or absence of stigma are the main features for distinguishing taxa (Starmach 1985; Nicholls & Wujek 2015). In his treatment Starmach (1985) listed 25 species of Chrysococcus and several intraspecies taxa.
Key concepts: Biology, Taxon, Genus, Eudicots, Zoology, Botany, Taxonomy (biology), Ecology