Closterium

E910049

Closterium is a genus of crescent-shaped unicellular green algae commonly found in freshwater habitats and noted for its distinctive desmid morphology.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf alga genus
genus
green algae
belongsToGroup charophyte algae
cellDivisionType mitosis
cellPolarity bilaterally symmetrical
cellShape crescent-shaped
lunate
cellularity unicellular
cellWallComposition cellulose
class Zygnematophyceae NERFINISHED
contains chloroplasts
mucilage pores
nucleus
pyrenoids
vacuoles
describedAs crescent-shaped unicellular green alga
distribution cosmopolitan
division Charophyta NERFINISHED
ecologicalRole phytoplankton component
primary producer
family Closteriaceae NERFINISHED
foundIn freshwater biofilms
planktonic communities
habitat bogs
freshwater
lakes
marshes
ponds
wetlands
isA desmid
kingdom Plantae
notableFeature distinctive desmid morphology
elongated semicells
median constriction between semicells
nutritionType photoautotrophic
order Desmidiales NERFINISHED
photosyntheticPathway oxygenic photosynthesis
phylum Charophyta NERFINISHED
pigment chlorophyll a
chlorophyll b
relatedTo Cosmarium NERFINISHED
Spirogyra NERFINISHED
Zygnema NERFINISHED
reproduction asexual reproduction by cell division
sexual reproduction by conjugation
taxonRank genus
usedAs indicator of water quality

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Zygnematophyceae includesGenus Closterium