Images of Cylindrospermopsis and Pseudanabaena from Several Reservoirs in Indiana, U.S.A.Carole A. LembiOver
the summer 2001, surveys of planktonic algae collected from several
Indiana reservoirs showed the presence of the taste and odor causing
cyanobacterium Pseudanabaena limnetica throughout the summer,
and the presence of the coiled morph of Cylindrospermopsis raciborskii
in late summer. Cylindrospermopsis raciborskii, when found
in large quantities, can produce toxins. |
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![]() C. raciborskii and P. limnetica |
![]() C. raciborskii |
![]() P. limnetica |
![]() C. raciborskii and P. limnetica |
![]() C. raciborskii |
![]() C. raciborskii |
![]() C. raciborskii |
![]() P. limnetica |
![]() Lyngbya lagerheimii f. minor |
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