Czech Phycology 4: 67-73, 2004

A contribution to the knowledge of the silicascaled chrysophytes in eastern Hungary

Příspěvek k poznatkům o chrysomonádách s křemitými šupinami ve východním Maďarsku

Magda Řezáčová, Pavel Škaloud
Department of Botany, Charles University, Prague, Benátská 2, CZ-28 011

Six species of the genus Mallomonas (Synurophyceae) were identified by electron microscopy (EM) from three localities in eastern Hungary. The composition of this flora was characteristic for warm, eutrophic and alkaline waters. Mallomonas acaroides, M. elongata, M. caudata and M. tonsurata are common and widely distributed. Mallomonas portae-ferreae is one of the typical members of Mallomonas species in summer phytoplankton in Hungary. Mallomonas peronoides var. bangladeshica was recorded in Europe for the second time.

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Řezáčová, M., & Škaloud, P. (2004). A contribution to the knowledge of the silicascaled chrysophytes in eastern Hungary. Czech Phycology, 4(1), 67-73
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