Species: Rhodothamniella floridula (Dillwyn) Feldman Classification The species Rhodothamniella floridula belongs to:
Photos Photos of Rhodothamniella floridula (4):
1 of 4: HabitMany specimens grow together Photo: © Kjersti Sjøtun Terms of use
Species Rhodothamniella floridula
Verified by Jan Rueness
Sampling location Kviturdvikpollen, Hordaland
Sampling date 2007-09-29
Published 2008-12-11 Photo is showing (categorized) Note: This species is very rare in Norway, and has been found in a few warm water polls. It is small, uniseriate and relatively sparsely and irregularly branched, and it is normally turf-forming with many specimens growing together. A characteristic feature is the presence of pyrenoids in the cells.
2 of 4: Branching pattern Uniseriate structure and sparse, irregular branching Photo: © Kjersti Sjøtun Terms of use
Species Rhodothamniella floridula
Verified by Jan Rueness
Sampling location Kviturdvikpollen, Hordaland
Sampling date 2007-09-29
Published 2008-12-11 Photo is showing (categorized)
3 of 4: TetrasporangiaTwo tetrasporangia on short stalks, tetrasporangia are cruciate Photo: © Kjersti Sjøtun Terms of use
Species Rhodothamniella floridula
Verified by Jan Rueness
Sampling location Kviturdvikpollen, Hordaland
Sampling date 2007-09-29
Published 2008-12-11 Photo is showing (categorized)
4 of 4: Cell structureEach cell has several plastids, each with a conspicuous, round pyrenoid Photo: © Kjersti Sjøtun Terms of use
Species Rhodothamniella floridula
Verified by Jan Rueness
Sampling location Kviturdvikpollen, Hordaland
Sampling date 2007-09-29
Published 2008-12-11 Photo is showing (categorized)
