Desmids from Thailand and Malaysia
Desmids from Thailand and Malaysia
Desmids from Thailand and Malaysia
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<strong>Desmids</strong> <strong>from</strong> <strong>Thail<strong>and</strong></strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Malaysia</strong> 83<br />
St. striolatum (Ntig.)Arch. var. divergens W. & G.S.West Pl.49, f2.<br />
Krieger 1932, 207, Pl.15, f.8.<br />
L. 17.6-19.8 xtm, B. 19-20 Ltm, <strong>and</strong> I. 6.5-7 ptm. Sts. 10,20. Ceylon, Indonesia<br />
(Java). New to <strong>Thail<strong>and</strong></strong>.<br />
St. subarmigerum Roy & Bisset<br />
Roy & Bisset 1886, Journ. Bot. 24, 239, Pl.268, f.2.<br />
Lspr. 22 xtm, Lcpr. 30.8 Ltm, Bcpr. 26.4 ptm, <strong>and</strong> I. 6.5 ptm. Sts. 19,31. Japan. New<br />
to <strong>Thail<strong>and</strong></strong>.<br />
St. subcornutum DeToni PL39, f.7.<br />
Prescott et al. 1982, 2:4, 320, Pl.348, f.13.<br />
L. 81.4 gm, B. 70.4 ptm, <strong>and</strong> I. 16.3 xtm. Cells large, 1.2 times longer than the<br />
breadth without spines, deeply constricted at the middle, sinus open acutely; semicells<br />
transversely rhomboid-elliptic, apex strongly convex, lateral angles acute <strong>and</strong> with a<br />
long, stout, incurved spine, spines directed downward, ventral margin slightly convex;<br />
semicells in vertical view triangular, side view slightly concave, angles rounded, with a<br />
long spine. The specimens examined <strong>from</strong> Malaya are somewhat larger than the form<br />
described by Prescott et al. St. 9. N. & S.America. New to <strong>Thail<strong>and</strong></strong>.<br />
St. subgracilimum W.&G.S.West PL40, f.8.<br />
West 1896, Trans. Linn. Soc. Bot. II, 5:5, 263, Pl.17, f.3,4; Prescott et al. 1982, 2:4,<br />
323, Pl.404, f.12.<br />
L. 16.7-19.8 Ltm, Bcpr. 28.6-35 ptm, <strong>and</strong> I. 6-6.5 ptm. Sts. 36,40. Europe, Austral-<br />
ia, New Zeal<strong>and</strong>. New to <strong>Thail<strong>and</strong></strong>.<br />
St. sublaevispinum W.West Pl.37, f.7.<br />
West 1898, Journ. Linn. Soc. Bot. 33, 314, Pl.18, f.20-22; Prescott et al. 1982, 2:4,<br />
323, Pl.386, f.11, Scott & Prescott 1961, 110, Pl.53, f.5.<br />
L. 26-28 "m, B. 38-40 ptm, <strong>and</strong> I. 7-8 ym. St. 41. Indonesia (Sumatra), U.S.A.<br />
New to <strong>Thail<strong>and</strong></strong>.<br />
St. submanfeldtii W.&G.S.West Pl.46, f.8,9.<br />
West 1902, 188, Pl.22, f.16.<br />
L. 36 ptm, Bcpr. 57 ptm, <strong>and</strong> I. 8.5 "m. Cells of medium size, approximately 1.6<br />
times broader than the length including processes, moderately constricted, sinus open;<br />
semicells cyathiform, apical angles produced into a long, horizontal process, apex slight-<br />
ly convex, verrucose <strong>from</strong> the centre to the basal part of a process with 2 or 3 verrucae<br />
disposed, part of a process with a simple <strong>and</strong> sharp spine, ventral side of the basal part<br />
of a process with a emarginate verruca; vertical view of a semicell triangular, side con-<br />
cave, with an intramarginal series of verrucae in the central part of a semicell, <strong>and</strong> a<br />
series of simple granules at the process. St. 10. N. & S.America, Africa. New to Thai-<br />
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