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Eunotia spp.

Eunotia spp.

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Profile: Cells occur singly, free, or attached by mucilaginous stalks, or in long ribbon-like colonies. The genus is widespread, but highest diversity of this species occurs in acid habitats. University of Michigan,Florida International University

28 Great Lakes Species (including alternative names and named varieties): E. arcubus, E. arcus, E. arcus var. bidens (E. arcubus), E. arcus var. fallax, E. bidens, E. curvata, E. diodon, E. exigua, E. flexuosa, E. flexuosa var. eurycephala, E. formica, E. glacialis, E. gracilis (E. glacialis), E. incisa, E. inflata, E. intermedia, E. lunaris (E. curvata), E. lunaris var. excisa (E. curvata), E. major, E. major var. impressa, E. microcephala, E. monodon (E. monodontiforma), E. monodon var. major (E. major), E. monodontiforma, E. naegelii, E. parallela, E. pectinalis, E. pectinalis var. minor, E. pectinalis var. undulata, E. pectinalis var. ventricosa, E. pectinalis fo. minor, E. perpusilla, E. praerupta, E. praerupta var. bidens (E. bidens), E. praerupta var. inflata (E. inflata), E. praerupta var. laticeps fo. curta (E. praerupta), E. pseudolunaris, E. robusta var. tetraedon (E. serra var. diadema), E. septentrionalis, E. serra, E. serra var. diadema, E. tenella, E. trinacria, E. valida, E. vanheurckii, E. vanheurckii var. intermedia (E. intermedia), E. woleirotii

Alternative Name Preferred: E. granulata (Epithemia turgida var. granulata), E. zebrina (Epithemia turgida var. zebrina)

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