Vaucheria discoidea Taft

  • Filed As

    Vaucheriaceae
    Vaucheria discoidea Taft ( type )

  • Collector(s)

    C. E. Taft s.n., s.d.

  • Location

    United States of America. Oklahoma. Ottawa Co. Miami.

  • Habitat

    Floating in quiet water (Taft, 1937, orig. publ.). Floating in quiet water (Taft, 1937, orig. publ.).

  • Identifiers

    NY Barcode: 00887602

    Occurrence ID: 29d24867-cfb1-4de6-9857-ca10279e5599

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  • Region

    North America

  • Country

    United States of America

  • State/Province

    Oklahoma

  • County/Municipio

    Ottawa Co.

  • City/Township

    Miami

  • Coordinates

    36.8745, -94.8775

  • Coordinate Uncertainty (m)

    6603

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NEW YORK
BQTANICAk

Separately printed, without change of paging from Bulletin of the Torrey
O/LRDE't-.'	Botanical Club 64: SS7. November, 1937.

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botanical,
garden

A new species of Vaucheria1

Clarence E. Taft
Vaucheria discoidea sp. nov.

Oogoniis plerumque 8, forma variantibus ab ovoidea ad oblongam-
ovoideam, obliquis, stipitatis circum peripheriam expansionis discoideae
brevium ramorum lateralium; oosporis eadem forma ac oogoniis, et com-
plentibus oogonia; membrana coriis 2; antheridio 1, circinato.

Filaments 110-170/x diam.; oogonia six to sixteen, normally eight,
ovoid to oblong-ovoid, more or less oblique, stipitate about the periphery

of a disc-like expansion of the short lateral branches, 64-90/¿X 78—92m ; disc
sometimes terminal on the main filament; oospores the same shape as
the oogonium and completely filling it, 62-90^X78-90^, membrane of
two layers, the outer thick and smooth, the inner thin and wrinkled;
antheridium one, rarely two, circinate, on a pedicel above the center of
the disc, 34-44/x diam. Floating in quiet water. Miami, Oklahoma. The
important diagnostic character of this species is the disc which bears the
unusually numerous oogonia.

1 Paper from the Department of Botany, Ohio State University. No. 382

557

NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN

Vaucheria discoidea sp. nov. C. 3* i’aft. Torrey Bull.
Vol. 64: p.557. Kovember, 1937.

Oogoniis plerumque 8, forma variantibus ab ovoidea
ad oblongamovoideam, obliquis, stipitatis circum peri-
pheriam expansionis aiscoidece brevium ramorum later-
alium; oosporis eadem forma ac oogoniis, et coaplenti-
bus oogonia; membrana coriis 2; antheridio 1, circinato.

Filaments 110-170 u diam.; oogonia six to sixteen,
normally eight, ovoid to oblong-ovoid, more or less
oblique, stipitate about the periphery of a disc-like
expansion of the short lateral branches, 64-90 ux78-92 u;
disc sometimes terminal on the main filament; oospores the
same shape as the oogonium and completely filling it,

62-90 ux78-90 u, membrane of two layers, the outer thick
and smooth, the inner thin and wrinkled; antheridium one,
rarely two, circinate, on a pedicel tbove the center ox
the aisc, 24-44 u diam. Floating in quiet water. Miami,
Oklahoma. ffhe important diagnostic character of this
species is the disc which bears the unusually numerous
oogonia.

1--Paper from the Department of -Botany, Ohio State Univ-
ersity. To. 582.

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