Gloeocapsa bahamensis Collins
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Filed As
Microcystaceae
Gloeocapsa bahamensis Collins ( isotype ) -
Collector(s)
M. A. Howe 5538, 12 Dec 1907
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Location
Bahamas. at eastern end of Mariguana, on border of a salt pond.
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Habitat
On border of a salt pond.
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Identifiers
NY Barcode: 00937900
Occurrence ID: bdb793bd-6709-4eb1-94e6-cbb3ffe43968
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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
Entophysalis deusta (Menegh.) F.E.Drouet & W.A.Daily det F. E. Drouet, 1955
Entophysalis granulosa Kütz. det F. E. Drouet, Dec 1944
Note: (Type of Gloeocapsa bahamensis Coll.)Gloeocapsa bahamensis Collins det F. S. Collins, s.d.
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Type Details
isotype of Gloeocapsa bahamensis Collins
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Region
West Indies
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Country
Bahamas
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Locality
at eastern end of Mariguana, on border of a salt pond
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Coordinates
22.3514, -72.827
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Coordinate Uncertainty (m)
12871.6
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Georeferencing Method
Georeferencing Quick Reference Guide, Version 2012. Located coordinates of geogr. center of Eastern Mayaguana (=Mariguana). Measured from selected coord. to farthest extent of the E side of island to find linear extent (12860 m). Input information into MaNIS Georef. Calc. to find uncert. radius (Area).
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Geodetic Datum
WGS84
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Distribution
E (hlAAjtX ( jaij'tr- ^r'* ^0#uX. I Determined by Francis IJrouet and William A. Daily 1. Glflfinp.nnca TioTiomÁMnin n.n¿. r-y^A*vs¿s&Ar$+- lC¿iáp ^ C*(j£ - Determined by Francis Drouet X ) Kii 1‘fVy 1. Gloeocapsa bahamensis Collins, sp. nov. Marina. Cellulis indivisis 4-8 ^ diam., sine membrana 3-5 (i, pallide aerugineis, in familias 4—24 cellularum unitis; tegumentis amplis, distinctis, lamellosis, sub- vel perfuscis; familiis spaisis vel inter myxophyceas varias in crustam fuscam compactis. Undivided cells 4—8 m in diameter, without wall 3—5 fi in diameter, pale aeruginous; teguments wide, lamellose, distinct, lighter or darker brown; fam- ilies scattered or loosely compacted with other Myxoph^ceae into a brownish crust. On the border of a salt pond, east end of Mariguana, December 12, 1&07, M. A. Howe 5538 (type). The cells in this material are dividing so rapidly that single free cells are seldom seen; the wide teguments may persist through many generations of cell division. O. crepidinurri Thuret, the best known and most generally distributed species, has thin and rather inconspicuous teguments, the cells, not including the walls, larger, the color brownish. G. deusta (Menegh.) Kiitz. also has larger cells and thinner tegu- ments, with cells and teguments dark green to blackish. 7/»~* 'it? '? * THE NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN North American Marine Algae o CC! < 0| _i ^ < O' o CD CL o >- £ O O O) CO o o o btrr dU^is tfjj-''yfokJ'ti j/> »OTAXfCAL } Collected at eastern end of Mariguana, Bahamas, by Marshall A. Howe, December 12, I907 Q cc : < O: o CD THE NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN North American Marine Algae cc ? s o in CO LO CD o o no .3.3.33. a.....
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Gloeocapsa bahamensis Collins