Desmids from Thailand and Malaysia
Desmids from Thailand and Malaysia
Desmids from Thailand and Malaysia
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50 M. HIRANO<br />
5a. var. mintLs W.West<br />
West 1905, 2,53; Krieger 1937, 552, Pl.75, f.17.<br />
L. 11.4 #m, B. 9.7 ptm, <strong>and</strong> I. 4 #m. St. 1. Europe, U.S.A.<br />
5b. var. papilliferum Gutw. Pl.27, f.4.<br />
Krieger 1937, 553, Pl.75, f.18-20.<br />
L. 26.4 ptm, B. 20.7 ptm, <strong>and</strong> I. 4.5 #m. St. 40. Europe. New to <strong>Thail<strong>and</strong></strong>.<br />
6. Ebipartitum Krieger Pl.23, f.14; Pl.27,f.12.<br />
Krieger 1932, Arch. Hydrobiol. Suppl.11, 211, Pl.20, f.16; Krieger 1937, 570, Pl.77,<br />
f.28-30.<br />
L. 22-24 ptm, B. 17.5-20 ptm, <strong>and</strong> I. 5.7-6.5 ptm. Cells small, approximately 1.3<br />
times longer than the breadth, deeply constricted at the middle, sinus narrowly linear<br />
<strong>and</strong> outer part slightly open; semicells 3-lobed, polar lobe transversely rectangular <strong>and</strong><br />
slightly dilated upward, apical angles with 2-3 minute denticulations, apex widely re-<br />
tuse, lateral lobes rectangular, margin convex with 3 denticulations at <strong>and</strong> incide the<br />
margin, with a ring of 5 granules in the centre of a semicell. Sts. 1,28,35,37. Indonesia<br />
(Sumatra). New to <strong>Thail<strong>and</strong></strong>.<br />
7. E. boldtii Schmidle Pl.23,f.4,5.<br />
Krieger 1937, Krypt. Pl. 13:1, 563, Pl.77, f.5-7.<br />
L. 24 Ltm, B. 20 ptm, <strong>and</strong> I. 5.7 Ltm. Cells small, approximately 1.3 times longer<br />
than the breadth, deeply constricted at the middle, sinus narrowly linear; semicells 3-<br />
lobed, polar lobe transversely rectangular, apex retuse at the middle, apical angles with<br />
a short spine, side of polar lobe convex, incision between polar <strong>and</strong> lateral lobes retuse,<br />
lower lateral margin convex <strong>and</strong> divergent. The specimens examined <strong>from</strong> <strong>Thail<strong>and</strong></strong> are<br />
slightly different <strong>from</strong> the typical form of E. boldtii. This species resembles both E.<br />
sibiricum f. fennica <strong>and</strong> E. sibiricum f. exsecta. However, it is different <strong>from</strong> these two<br />
forms by the lack of granules or denticulations described by Gr6nblad 1921 (Pl.3, f.16-<br />
19). It is also different <strong>from</strong> E. gayanum by a small size. Sts. 36,39. Europe. New to<br />
<strong>Thail<strong>and</strong></strong>.<br />
8. E. ceylanicum (W.&G.S.West) Krieger Pl.25,f.2.<br />
Krieger 1937, Krypt. Fl. 13:1, 627, Pl.90, f.16,17; Scott & Prescott 1961, 24, Pl.11,<br />
f.3-5; Hirano 1967, Nature <strong>and</strong> Life Southeast Asia 5, 57.<br />
L. 73.5 ptm, B. 66 ptm, <strong>and</strong> I. 13 "m. Cells fairly large, slightly longer than the<br />
breadth, sinus narrowly linear; semicells 3-lobed, polar lobe obcuneate, lateral lobes<br />
horizontal, polar <strong>and</strong> lateral lobes furnished with sharp denticulations, central part of a<br />
semicell with a cycle of denticulations. St. 24. Ceylon, Indonesia (Sumatra, Borneo),<br />
Cambodia, Japan. New to <strong>Thail<strong>and</strong></strong>.<br />
9. E. crameri Racib. PL25,f.3.<br />
Krieger 1932, 211, Pl.20, f.12 (forma); Krieger 1937, 620, Pl.90, f.1-3; Ruzicka 1:2,<br />
504, Pl.82, f.20-22.<br />
L. 88 pt m, B. 53 pm, <strong>and</strong> I. 11 um. St. 26. Europe, Japan. New to <strong>Thail<strong>and</strong></strong>.