Anacystis minutissima N.L.Gardner
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Filed As
Microcystaceae
Anacystis minutissima N.L.Gardner ( paratype ) -
Collector(s)
J. N. F. Wille 1869 e, 20 Mar 1915
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Location
Puerto Rico. seven km east of Coamo, on rocks.
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Habitat
On rocks. On rocks.
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Identifiers
NY Barcode: 00937798
Occurrence ID: a4915c63-fda4-4d7b-b703-b877883e3a7b
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Kingdom
Bacteria
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Division
Cyanobacteria
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Class
Cyanophyceae
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Order
Chroococcales
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Family
Microcystaceae
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All Determinations
Anacystis minutissima N.L.Gardner
Anacystis montana (Lightf.) F.E.Drouet & W.A.Daily det F. E. Drouet, 1955
Gloeocapsa violacea (Corda) Rabenh. det F. E. Drouet, Dec 1944
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Type Details
paratype of Anacystis minutissima N.L.Gardner
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Region
West Indies
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Country
Puerto Rico
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Locality
seven km east of Coamo, on rocks
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Coordinates
18.0799, -66.2953
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Geodetic Datum
WGS84
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Distribution
KeW YORK &N1CAL ^den O' o >- g CO 05 CO cn o o THE NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN DARIUS OGDEN MILLS FUND FRESHWATER ALGAE OF PORTO RICO COLLECTED BY N. L. BRITTON Mountains, Cabo Rojo to San German febrl BOTANÌCAL ) PahdîH>. y No .Ui^tU rw Yl- X THE NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN ' DARIUS OGDEN MILLS FUND TANLCAL FRESH WATER ALGAE OF PORTO RICO COLLECTED BY PROFESSOR N. WILLE Seven km. east of Coamo March 20, 1915 , ARDEI9. o > g No. ^ Ûvuî THuvV, 71. Mateb. jh ¿5- ^*/%_. /fay Anacystis minutissima sp. nov. Plate 5, figure 46 Colonies spherical to somewhat irregular in outline, 15-25 m (up to 45 m) diam.; cells densely crowded together, 0.8-1,2 p diam., pale aeruginous, often tinged with yellow; tegument thin, homogeneous, close-fitting, hyaline. Growing in association with other Myxophyceae among moss on a water pipe near a stream, Maricao, no. 1194 a, type; on tree trunks, Coamo Springs, no. 300 d; on a wall at a bridge in Ca- guas, vo. 462', on broken rock about seven kilometers east of Coamo, no. 1S69 e; on a wall at Hot Springs, no. 402 b; in the overflow from a hot opening, Coamo Springs, no. 402 b; on a brick wail near Juan Martin, Fajardo, no. 732 a; in the overflow from a hot spring, Coamo Springs, no. 367 e. The specimens of this species of Anacystis are almost per- fect spheres when young, and for the most part retain the shape to maturity. Apparently the resting spores merely de- velop a very thin, smooth wall at maturity. The species seems closely related to A. firma (Breb. & Lenorm.) Schmidle, but does not form the firm, mucous stratum characteristic of that species. There is also much less variation in the size of the cells. Dir- i- p-fc/vfr- Determined by Francis Driîîet and William A. Daily Q CL < a _i < o z < YORK NICAL DEM E o; g; lu : Z: K
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Anacystis minutissima N.L.Gardner