Sinaiella
| Generic name: SINAIELLA Gruia, 1965. Revista Biol. 5: 167. | ||||||||||
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| Type species:Sinaiella terricola Gruia 1965 | ||||||||||
| Descriptions: Komárek (1992): Filamentous; filaments (trichomes) solitary, free living, immotile, without gelatinous sheaths or envelopes, torulous, simple, not branched, composed from spherical cells and at one end narrowed, with ellipsoid-cylindrical, slightly elongated cells. Cells pale blue-green, with solitary large, prominent granules within the cell content. Heterocytes and akinetes not known. |
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| Reproduction strategies, life cycles, cell division: Komárek (1992): Cells divide probably crosswise. About reproduction is nothing known (hormogonia ?) . |
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| Taxonomic position, higher hierarchy: Cyanophyceae, Oscillatoriales, Borziaceae Notes to taxonomy, misinterpretations: |
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| Ecology, ecophysiology, ecological significance: Komárek (1992): The type species was isolated from soil in Romania. |
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| List of species: Sinaiella terricola Gruia 1965 |
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Dravings: Komárek 1992 |
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