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> 55<br />
gin slightly retuse in the upper part, basal angles rounded; cell wall smooth <strong>and</strong> without<br />
a middle pore. The shape of semicell of this species is similar to that of C. pseudopyra-<br />
midatum var. abruptum Krieger & Gerloff <strong>and</strong> C. urceum West. However, E. Iuetke-<br />
muelleri differs <strong>from</strong> these two forms in having a broader cell. Sts. 35,36,46, Indonesia<br />
(Borneo, Sumatra), Europe, Africa. New to <strong>Thail<strong>and</strong></strong>.<br />
E. obesum Joshua Pl.23, f.7,8,12.<br />
West 1905, 2, 29, Pl.36, f.16,17; Krieger 1937, 495, Pl.59, f.9,10; Croasdale & Flint<br />
1986, Fl. New Zeal. Desm.vol.1, 95, Pl.17, f.7,8.<br />
L. 40-79 ptm, B. 24-37 ptm, <strong>and</strong> I. 7.5-11 ptm. New Zeal<strong>and</strong>. New to <strong>Thail<strong>and</strong></strong>.<br />
E. politum Krieger Pl.26, f.6.<br />
Krieger 1937, 482, Pl.57, f.2,3; Scott, Gr6nblad, Croasdale 1965, Act. Bot. Fenn.<br />
69,34, f.43.<br />
L. 33 ptm, B. 17.5 xtm, <strong>and</strong> I. 8. xtm. The specimens examined <strong>from</strong> <strong>Thail<strong>and</strong></strong> are<br />
smaller in size than that of the form described <strong>and</strong> reported by European authors. The<br />
outline of a cell of my material is coincident with the typical form. St. 39. Brazil. New<br />
to <strong>Thail<strong>and</strong></strong>.<br />
E. praemorsum (Nordst.) Schmidle Pl.25, f.6.<br />
Krieger 1937, 13:1, 621, Pl.88, f.18-20; Fdrster 1982, 337, Pl.42, f.9,10.<br />
L. 53-55 ptm, B. 33-37.5 ptm, <strong>and</strong> I. 6.5-9.5 ptm. Cells of medium size, deeply<br />
constricted at the middle, sinus narrowly linear, 5-lobed; semicells truncate-pyramidate,<br />
incision between the polar <strong>and</strong> lateral lobes subrectangular <strong>and</strong> rounded at the extrem-<br />
ity, polar lobe obtrapeziform, side ones slightly diverging, apex convex <strong>and</strong> with an<br />
acutely open incision, angles with a stout spine, lateral those of the lower, end of lateral<br />
lobules emarginate or with 3 denticulations; cell wall with a pair of scrobiculations <strong>and</strong> a<br />
pair of warts just above the scrobiculation, some warts disposed within the lateral<br />
lobules. Sts. 1,36. Indonesia (Sumatra), Australia, New Zeal<strong>and</strong>. New to <strong>Thail<strong>and</strong></strong>.<br />
E. pseudocoralloides Fritsch Pl.23, f.9; Pl.24, f.7.<br />
Fritsch 1918, Annals South African Mus. 9, 549, textf. 25; Prescott et al. 1977, 2:2,<br />
98, Pl.74, f.25.<br />
L. 19.5-23 um, B. 15.5-17.6 ptm, <strong>and</strong> I. 4.5-5 ptm. Cells small, approximately 1.3<br />
times longer than the breadth, deeply constricted at the middle, sinus narrowly linear;<br />
semicells subquadrate, polar lobe rectangular, apex straight with a deep <strong>and</strong> open inci-<br />
sion, apical angles with a short divergent spine, lateral lobes rectangular, lateral margin<br />
retuse, basal <strong>and</strong> lateral angles acute, incision between polar <strong>and</strong> lateral lobes rectangu-<br />
larly rounded; cell wall smooth. Sts. 26,30,44. U.S.A., S.Africa. New to <strong>Thail<strong>and</strong></strong>.<br />
E. serratum Joshua Pl.26, f.8.<br />
Joshua 1886, Jour. Linn. Soc. Bot. 21, 639, Pl.23, f.1,2; Scott & Prescott, 1961, 17,<br />
39, Pl.11, f.6,7; Hirano 1967, 5, 60, Pl.13, f.2.<br />
L. 48.5 ptm, B. 31 xim, <strong>and</strong> I. 6.5 #m. Cells of medium size, approximately 1.6<br />
times longer than the breadth, deeply constricted at the middle, sinus narrowly linear;