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Division Chlorophyta
Stigeoclonium spp.

  

Profiles: branched filaments arising from an attached thallus. Diameter of main axis 4-21um,

Littoral plankton (become free-floating as they mature) - S. stagnatile (swamps and lakes), S. subsecundum (quiet waters protected from waves)

Epiphytic - S. attenuatum (bog), S. flagelliferum (attached to wood in flowing water or in bogs), S. nanum (wood in flowing water, submersed stems), S. pachydermum (shallow water of High Lake, WI), S. polymorphum, S. tenue

S. lubricum (aka S. libricum) - Most common Stigeoclonium species. Found on submerged wood in flowing water.

Endophytic - S. polymorphum

Stigeoclonium sp.

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Stigeoclonium spp.

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