Note: The species has a pseudoparenchymatic structure and appears soft and gelatinous. It grows to around 20 cm and consists of thick main axes with side branches set in an irregular way. Side branches are variable with regard to thickness. The surface is covered by assimilation filaments, which have slightly barrel shaped or rounded basal cells. In fertile individuals unilocular sporangia are found at the basal part of the assimilation filaments.
2 of 8: Unilocular sporangium
Species
Mesogloia vermiculata
Sampling location
Bukken, Raunefjorden, Hordaland
Sampling date
2019-08-06
Published
2022-07-05
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Sporangium
3 of 8: Assimiltion filaments
Species
Mesogloia vermiculata
Sampling location
Bukken, Raunefjorden, Hordaland
Sampling date
2019-08-06
Published
2022-07-05
Photo is showing (categorized)
Cell structure
4 of 8
Species
Mesogloia vermiculata
Sampling location
Florø
Sampling date
2005-06-25
Published
2005-08-24
5 of 8
Species
Mesogloia vermiculata
Sampling location
Florø
Sampling date
2005-06-25
Published
2005-08-24
6 of 8
Species
Mesogloia vermiculata
Sampling location
Florø
Sampling date
2005-06-25
Published
2005-08-24
7 of 8
Species
Mesogloia vermiculata
Sampling location
Florø
Sampling date
2005-06-25
Published
2005-08-24
8 of 8
Species
Mesogloia vermiculata
Sampling location
Florø
Sampling date
2005-06-25
Published
2005-08-24
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