Floristic studies on algae from inland waters of Antarctica: II. Lake O-ike, West Ongul Island

Lake O-ike in West Ongul Island, Antarctica was surveyed for algal flora. Ten water and 3 algal mat samples were collected at 2 sites in March, August and October 1983. A total of 31 taxa identified and their vertical distribution are described here: Cyanophyceae, 18; Chrysophyceae, 3; Bacillariophy...

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Main Authors: Akinobu Oguni, Eiji Takahashi
Format: Report
Language:English
Published: Kobe Tokiwa College/Faculty of Science, Kobe University 1989
Subjects:
Lake O-ike
O-ike
Ongul
Ongul Island
Antarc*
Antarctica
Polar Biology
Proceedings of the NIPR Symposium on Polar Biology
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Summary:Lake O-ike in West Ongul Island, Antarctica was surveyed for algal flora. Ten water and 3 algal mat samples were collected at 2 sites in March, August and October 1983. A total of 31 taxa identified and their vertical distribution are described here: Cyanophyceae, 18; Chrysophyceae, 3; Bacillariophyceae, 6; Chlorophyceae, 4. Among these, Synechococcus brunneolus RABH., Phormidium luridum (Kuxz.) GOM. and Paraphysomonas imperforata LUCAS fo. No. 2 TAKAHASHI are the first records from Antarctica, and Chroococcus turgidus (KUTZ.) NAG., Phormidium angustissimum W. et G. S. WEST, P. crouani GOM., P. pristleyi FRITSCH, P. retzii (AG.) GOM. and Lyngbya limnetica LEMM. are new to the Ongul Islands. Cyanophycean algae were most abundant in March. Cosmarium clepsydra var. dissimile FRITSCH (Chloroohyceae) was dominant in August and October.

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