Desmids from Thailand and Malaysia
Desmids from Thailand and Malaysia
Desmids from Thailand and Malaysia
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Desmicts <strong>from</strong> <strong>Thail<strong>and</strong></strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Malaysia</strong> 51<br />
10. E. denticulatum (Kirchn.) Gay Pl.23, f.3; Pl.26, f.4.<br />
West 1905, 2, 56, Pl.39, f.1-4; Krieger 1932, 212, Pl.20, f.14. (forma); Krieger 1937,<br />
583, Pl.80, f.15-17; FOrster 1982, 318, Pl.41, f.5.<br />
L. 32-35 ptm, B. 23-26.5 um, <strong>and</strong> I. 5.2-6.5 ptm. Sts. 1,22,29,30,43,44. Cosmopoli-<br />
tan.<br />
11. E. didelta Ralfs var. bengalicum Lagerh. Pl.23, f.21.<br />
Krieger 1937, 519, Pl.67, f.4-6; Scott & Prescott 1961, 25, Pl.9, f.5,6; Hirano 1967,<br />
Nature <strong>and</strong> Life Southeast Asia 5, 58, Pl.1, f.5.<br />
L. 123-132 Ltm, B. 57-90 ptm, <strong>and</strong> I. 13-17 ptm. Cells fairly large, approximately<br />
twice longer than the breadth; semicells 5-lobed, polar lobes elongated <strong>and</strong> somewhat<br />
variable in shape, upper lateral lobes fairly developed, lower lateral lobes broadly<br />
rounded; cell wall with 2 scrobiculations <strong>and</strong> disposed vertically. This variety resembles<br />
E. sinuosum var. dideltoides. It is larger in size than the latter. Sts. 18,19,24,44,49. In-<br />
dia, Ceylon, Indonesia (Java, Borneo, Sumatra), Singapore, Cambodia. New to Thai-<br />
l<strong>and</strong>.<br />
12. Ediplostauron Skuja Pl.27,f.7.<br />
Skuja 1949, Nova Acta R. Soc. Sci. Upsal. IV, 14:5, 112, Pl.24, f.1; Hirano 1977,<br />
Illastr. Jap. Freshw. Algae 641, Pl.638, f.10 (in Japanese).<br />
L. 24 ptm, B. 28 ptm, <strong>and</strong> I. 6 ptm. Cells small, approximately as long as the breadth<br />
or a little broader than the length, deeply constricted, sinus open <strong>and</strong> broadly linear,<br />
acute at the extremity; semicells with a straight apex <strong>and</strong> acute denticulations at the<br />
apical angle, lateral lobes horizontal with 3 or 4 denticulations <strong>and</strong> similar denticulations<br />
within the polar <strong>and</strong> lateral margins, 3 or 4 denticulations in the centre of the semicell<br />
just above the isthmus. Sts. 19,20. Burma, Japan. New to <strong>Thail<strong>and</strong></strong>.<br />
13. E. dubium Nag. var. dubium Pl.26, f.2,3; Pl.28, f.5.<br />
Krieger 1937, 13:1, 571, Pl.79, f.1-5; Ruzicka 1981, 1:2, 493, Pl.81, f.1-4; FOrster<br />
1982, 320, Pl.41. f.1-2.<br />
L. 26.5-39 ptm, B. 16.7-24 pm, <strong>and</strong> I. 5-9 ptm. Sts. 3,17,24,25,32,40,43,49. In-<br />
donesia (Sumatra), Europe, U.S.A., Africa. New to <strong>Thail<strong>and</strong></strong>.<br />
13a. var. tropicum (W.&G.West) Krieger , Pl.27, f.6; Pl.30, f.5,6.<br />
Krieger 1937, 573, Pl.79, f.28,29.<br />
L. 23 pm, B. 14 ptm, <strong>and</strong> I. 5.3 ptm. Smaller in size than that of the var. dubium;<br />
semicells somewhat pyramidal, 3-lobed, polar lobe rectangular, side lobes somewhat<br />
produced, apex with a deep <strong>and</strong> somewhat linearly open incision, apical angles with a<br />
denticulation; cell wall with a group of granules. St. 26. Ceylon, Africa. New to Thai-<br />
l<strong>and</strong>.<br />
14. E. elegans (Breb.) KUtz. var. elegans Pl.26, f.10,11; Pl.30, f.1.<br />
Krieger 1937, 591, Pl.81, f.14-18; Scott & Prescott 1961, 26, Pl.13, f.17; FOrster<br />
1982, 321, Pl.42, f.1-2.<br />
L. 21-31 ,um, B. 13-20.5 ptm, <strong>and</strong> I. 4.5-5.3 ptm. Sts. 20,24,47. Burma, Indonesia