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Menezes Mariângela - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Figures 71-84 from: da Silva WJ, Jahn R, Ludwig TAV, Hinz F, Menezes M (2015) Typification and taxonomic status re-evaluation of 15 taxon names within the species complex Cymbella affinis/tumidula/turgidula (Cymbellaceae, Bacillariophyta). PhytoKeys
2015Co-Authors: Da Silva, Weliton José, Jahn Regine, Ludwig, Thelma Alvim Veiga, Hinz Friedel, Menezes MariângelaAbstract:Figures 71-84 - Cymbella subturgidula Krammer 71–77 Specimens from Korea in preparation 1046E IOK, holotype 73 Lectotype, designated here 78–80 Specimens from Japan in preparation R 214.928 78Isolectotype, designated here, of Cymbella turgidula var. nipponica Skvortsov [≡ Cymbella rheophila Ohtsuka], heterotypic synonym of Cymbella subturgidula 81 Specimen from Japan in preparation R 214.930 82–84 Specimens from Japan in preparation R 214.932. Scale bar: 10 µm
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Figures 85-89 from: da Silva WJ, Jahn R, Ludwig TAV, Hinz F, Menezes M (2015) Typification and taxonomic status re-evaluation of 15 taxon names within the species complex Cymbella affinis/tumidula/turgidula (Cymbellaceae, Bacillariophyta). PhytoKeys
2015Co-Authors: Da Silva, Weliton José, Jahn Regine, Ludwig, Thelma Alvim Veiga, Hinz Friedel, Menezes MariângelaAbstract:Figures 85-89 - Cymbella subturgidula Krammer from Japan, in the original material of Cymbella tumidula var. nipponica Skvortsov [≡ Cymbella rheophila Ohtsuka], in sample 0983 85, 87 External valvar view 86, 88, 89 Internal valvar view
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Figures 29-42 from: da Silva WJ, Jahn R, Ludwig TAV, Hinz F, Menezes M (2015) Typification and taxonomic status re-evaluation of 15 taxon names within the species complex Cymbella affinis/tumidula/turgidula (Cymbellaceae, Bacillariophyta). PhytoKeys
2015Co-Authors: Da Silva, Weliton José, Jahn Regine, Ludwig, Thelma Alvim Veiga, Hinz Friedel, Menezes MariângelaAbstract:Figures 29-42 - Cymbella affinis species complex 29–35 Cymbella affinis var. angusta (Krammer) W.Silva, specimens from Croatia in preparation 752 IOK, holotype 29 Lectotype, designated here 36–42 Cymbella affinis var. subcapitata (Krammer) W.Silva, specimens from Hungary in preparation 717 IOK, holotype 39 Lectotype, designated here. Scale bar: 10 µm
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Figures 64-70 from: da Silva WJ, Jahn R, Ludwig TAV, Hinz F, Menezes M (2015) Typification and taxonomic status re-evaluation of 15 taxon names within the species complex Cymbella affinis/tumidula/turgidula (Cymbellaceae, Bacillariophyta). PhytoKeys
2015Co-Authors: Da Silva, Weliton José, Jahn Regine, Ludwig, Thelma Alvim Veiga, Hinz Friedel, Menezes MariângelaAbstract:Figures 64-70 - Cymbella tropica Krammer from Venezuela in preparation 1015D IOK, holotype 64 Lectotype, designated here. Scale bar: 10 µm
Da Silva, Weliton José - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Figures 71-84 from: da Silva WJ, Jahn R, Ludwig TAV, Hinz F, Menezes M (2015) Typification and taxonomic status re-evaluation of 15 taxon names within the species complex Cymbella affinis/tumidula/turgidula (Cymbellaceae, Bacillariophyta). PhytoKeys
2015Co-Authors: Da Silva, Weliton José, Jahn Regine, Ludwig, Thelma Alvim Veiga, Hinz Friedel, Menezes MariângelaAbstract:Figures 71-84 - Cymbella subturgidula Krammer 71–77 Specimens from Korea in preparation 1046E IOK, holotype 73 Lectotype, designated here 78–80 Specimens from Japan in preparation R 214.928 78Isolectotype, designated here, of Cymbella turgidula var. nipponica Skvortsov [≡ Cymbella rheophila Ohtsuka], heterotypic synonym of Cymbella subturgidula 81 Specimen from Japan in preparation R 214.930 82–84 Specimens from Japan in preparation R 214.932. Scale bar: 10 µm
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Figures 85-89 from: da Silva WJ, Jahn R, Ludwig TAV, Hinz F, Menezes M (2015) Typification and taxonomic status re-evaluation of 15 taxon names within the species complex Cymbella affinis/tumidula/turgidula (Cymbellaceae, Bacillariophyta). PhytoKeys
2015Co-Authors: Da Silva, Weliton José, Jahn Regine, Ludwig, Thelma Alvim Veiga, Hinz Friedel, Menezes MariângelaAbstract:Figures 85-89 - Cymbella subturgidula Krammer from Japan, in the original material of Cymbella tumidula var. nipponica Skvortsov [≡ Cymbella rheophila Ohtsuka], in sample 0983 85, 87 External valvar view 86, 88, 89 Internal valvar view
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Figures 29-42 from: da Silva WJ, Jahn R, Ludwig TAV, Hinz F, Menezes M (2015) Typification and taxonomic status re-evaluation of 15 taxon names within the species complex Cymbella affinis/tumidula/turgidula (Cymbellaceae, Bacillariophyta). PhytoKeys
2015Co-Authors: Da Silva, Weliton José, Jahn Regine, Ludwig, Thelma Alvim Veiga, Hinz Friedel, Menezes MariângelaAbstract:Figures 29-42 - Cymbella affinis species complex 29–35 Cymbella affinis var. angusta (Krammer) W.Silva, specimens from Croatia in preparation 752 IOK, holotype 29 Lectotype, designated here 36–42 Cymbella affinis var. subcapitata (Krammer) W.Silva, specimens from Hungary in preparation 717 IOK, holotype 39 Lectotype, designated here. Scale bar: 10 µm
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Figures 64-70 from: da Silva WJ, Jahn R, Ludwig TAV, Hinz F, Menezes M (2015) Typification and taxonomic status re-evaluation of 15 taxon names within the species complex Cymbella affinis/tumidula/turgidula (Cymbellaceae, Bacillariophyta). PhytoKeys
2015Co-Authors: Da Silva, Weliton José, Jahn Regine, Ludwig, Thelma Alvim Veiga, Hinz Friedel, Menezes MariângelaAbstract:Figures 64-70 - Cymbella tropica Krammer from Venezuela in preparation 1015D IOK, holotype 64 Lectotype, designated here. Scale bar: 10 µm
Carolina A. Díaz - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Mat thickness associated with Didymosphenia geminata and Cymbella spp. in the southern rivers of Chile.
PeerJ, 2019Co-Authors: Daniel Zamorano, Matías Peredo-parada, Diana J. Lillo, Jorge Parodi, Carolina A. DíazAbstract:Didymosphenia geminata is a diatom that can alter aquatic systems. Several investigations have shown as chemical, and hydraulic factors have a great influence on the proliferation of D. geminata, but the study of other microalgae that could be associated with it has been poorly addressed. The objective of this study is to evaluate the relationship between mat thickness, D. geminata and another taxon that produces mucilage, Cymbella, while also considering physical and chemical factors. For this, two samples were taken, one in the spring of 2013 and the other in the autumn of 2014, from eight rivers in central-southern Chile-South America, where the benthic community was characterized, and the thickness of the mat was measured. The results show that the mat thickness on sites with the presence of both taxa is doubled, and while sites with D. geminata presence showed mat peak on autumn, sites with Cymbella spp. presence showed on spring. Also, higher values of mat thickness associated with low cell densities of D. geminata and intermediate cell densities of Cymbella spp. Finally, physicochemical variables that better explain mat thickness are phosphorus and water temperature. An alternation process of mucilage production may explain these results by these taxa strongly related to physicochemical variables. The present study contributes evidence about the relationship between mat thickness D. geminata and other microalgae contribution, and aquatic condition for this development.
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Mat thickness associated with Didymosphenia geminata and Cymbella sp. in the southern rivers of Chile
2018Co-Authors: Daniel Zamorano, Matías Peredo-parada, Diana J. Lillo, Jorge Parodi, Carolina A. DíazAbstract:Didymosphenia geminata is a diatom that can alter aquatic systems. According to the international literature, chemical and hydraulic factors have a greater influence on the proliferation of D. geminata, but the study of other microalgae that could be associated with it has been poorly addressed. The objective of this study is to evaluate the relationship between the structure of mat thickness D. geminata and another taxon that produces mucilage, Cymbella sp., while also considering physical and chemical factors. To do this, two samples were taken, one in the spring of 2013 and the other in the autumn of 2014, from eight rivers in central-southern Chile-South America, where the benthic community was characterized and the thickness of the mat was measured. The results indicate that in the presence of both taxa the thickness of the mat layer is doubled. However, antecedents suggest that D. geminata is the main producer of mucilage, being seconded by Cymbella sp. The present study contributes evidence about the relationship between mat thickness D. geminata and other microalgae contribution, and aquatic condition for this development.
Jahn Regine - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Figures 71-84 from: da Silva WJ, Jahn R, Ludwig TAV, Hinz F, Menezes M (2015) Typification and taxonomic status re-evaluation of 15 taxon names within the species complex Cymbella affinis/tumidula/turgidula (Cymbellaceae, Bacillariophyta). PhytoKeys
2015Co-Authors: Da Silva, Weliton José, Jahn Regine, Ludwig, Thelma Alvim Veiga, Hinz Friedel, Menezes MariângelaAbstract:Figures 71-84 - Cymbella subturgidula Krammer 71–77 Specimens from Korea in preparation 1046E IOK, holotype 73 Lectotype, designated here 78–80 Specimens from Japan in preparation R 214.928 78Isolectotype, designated here, of Cymbella turgidula var. nipponica Skvortsov [≡ Cymbella rheophila Ohtsuka], heterotypic synonym of Cymbella subturgidula 81 Specimen from Japan in preparation R 214.930 82–84 Specimens from Japan in preparation R 214.932. Scale bar: 10 µm
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Figures 85-89 from: da Silva WJ, Jahn R, Ludwig TAV, Hinz F, Menezes M (2015) Typification and taxonomic status re-evaluation of 15 taxon names within the species complex Cymbella affinis/tumidula/turgidula (Cymbellaceae, Bacillariophyta). PhytoKeys
2015Co-Authors: Da Silva, Weliton José, Jahn Regine, Ludwig, Thelma Alvim Veiga, Hinz Friedel, Menezes MariângelaAbstract:Figures 85-89 - Cymbella subturgidula Krammer from Japan, in the original material of Cymbella tumidula var. nipponica Skvortsov [≡ Cymbella rheophila Ohtsuka], in sample 0983 85, 87 External valvar view 86, 88, 89 Internal valvar view
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Figures 29-42 from: da Silva WJ, Jahn R, Ludwig TAV, Hinz F, Menezes M (2015) Typification and taxonomic status re-evaluation of 15 taxon names within the species complex Cymbella affinis/tumidula/turgidula (Cymbellaceae, Bacillariophyta). PhytoKeys
2015Co-Authors: Da Silva, Weliton José, Jahn Regine, Ludwig, Thelma Alvim Veiga, Hinz Friedel, Menezes MariângelaAbstract:Figures 29-42 - Cymbella affinis species complex 29–35 Cymbella affinis var. angusta (Krammer) W.Silva, specimens from Croatia in preparation 752 IOK, holotype 29 Lectotype, designated here 36–42 Cymbella affinis var. subcapitata (Krammer) W.Silva, specimens from Hungary in preparation 717 IOK, holotype 39 Lectotype, designated here. Scale bar: 10 µm
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Figures 64-70 from: da Silva WJ, Jahn R, Ludwig TAV, Hinz F, Menezes M (2015) Typification and taxonomic status re-evaluation of 15 taxon names within the species complex Cymbella affinis/tumidula/turgidula (Cymbellaceae, Bacillariophyta). PhytoKeys
2015Co-Authors: Da Silva, Weliton José, Jahn Regine, Ludwig, Thelma Alvim Veiga, Hinz Friedel, Menezes MariângelaAbstract:Figures 64-70 - Cymbella tropica Krammer from Venezuela in preparation 1015D IOK, holotype 64 Lectotype, designated here. Scale bar: 10 µm
Ludwig, Thelma Alvim Veiga - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Figures 71-84 from: da Silva WJ, Jahn R, Ludwig TAV, Hinz F, Menezes M (2015) Typification and taxonomic status re-evaluation of 15 taxon names within the species complex Cymbella affinis/tumidula/turgidula (Cymbellaceae, Bacillariophyta). PhytoKeys
2015Co-Authors: Da Silva, Weliton José, Jahn Regine, Ludwig, Thelma Alvim Veiga, Hinz Friedel, Menezes MariângelaAbstract:Figures 71-84 - Cymbella subturgidula Krammer 71–77 Specimens from Korea in preparation 1046E IOK, holotype 73 Lectotype, designated here 78–80 Specimens from Japan in preparation R 214.928 78Isolectotype, designated here, of Cymbella turgidula var. nipponica Skvortsov [≡ Cymbella rheophila Ohtsuka], heterotypic synonym of Cymbella subturgidula 81 Specimen from Japan in preparation R 214.930 82–84 Specimens from Japan in preparation R 214.932. Scale bar: 10 µm
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Figures 85-89 from: da Silva WJ, Jahn R, Ludwig TAV, Hinz F, Menezes M (2015) Typification and taxonomic status re-evaluation of 15 taxon names within the species complex Cymbella affinis/tumidula/turgidula (Cymbellaceae, Bacillariophyta). PhytoKeys
2015Co-Authors: Da Silva, Weliton José, Jahn Regine, Ludwig, Thelma Alvim Veiga, Hinz Friedel, Menezes MariângelaAbstract:Figures 85-89 - Cymbella subturgidula Krammer from Japan, in the original material of Cymbella tumidula var. nipponica Skvortsov [≡ Cymbella rheophila Ohtsuka], in sample 0983 85, 87 External valvar view 86, 88, 89 Internal valvar view
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Figures 29-42 from: da Silva WJ, Jahn R, Ludwig TAV, Hinz F, Menezes M (2015) Typification and taxonomic status re-evaluation of 15 taxon names within the species complex Cymbella affinis/tumidula/turgidula (Cymbellaceae, Bacillariophyta). PhytoKeys
2015Co-Authors: Da Silva, Weliton José, Jahn Regine, Ludwig, Thelma Alvim Veiga, Hinz Friedel, Menezes MariângelaAbstract:Figures 29-42 - Cymbella affinis species complex 29–35 Cymbella affinis var. angusta (Krammer) W.Silva, specimens from Croatia in preparation 752 IOK, holotype 29 Lectotype, designated here 36–42 Cymbella affinis var. subcapitata (Krammer) W.Silva, specimens from Hungary in preparation 717 IOK, holotype 39 Lectotype, designated here. Scale bar: 10 µm
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Figures 64-70 from: da Silva WJ, Jahn R, Ludwig TAV, Hinz F, Menezes M (2015) Typification and taxonomic status re-evaluation of 15 taxon names within the species complex Cymbella affinis/tumidula/turgidula (Cymbellaceae, Bacillariophyta). PhytoKeys
2015Co-Authors: Da Silva, Weliton José, Jahn Regine, Ludwig, Thelma Alvim Veiga, Hinz Friedel, Menezes MariângelaAbstract:Figures 64-70 - Cymbella tropica Krammer from Venezuela in preparation 1015D IOK, holotype 64 Lectotype, designated here. Scale bar: 10 µm
