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Lukas & Golubić, 1983

New endolithic cyanophythes from the North Atlantic Ocean: II Hyella gigas Lukas & Golubic sp. nov. from the Florida continental margin

Lukas, K., Golubić, S.
DOI
DOI10.1111/j.0022-3646.1983.00129.x
Aasta1983
KirjastusWiley
AjakiriJournal of Phycology
Köide19
Number2
Leheküljed129-136
Tüüpartikkel ajakirjas
Keelinglise
Id10252

Abstrakt

A new species of endolithic cyanophyte, Hyella gigas Lukas and Golubic (Order: Pleurocapsales), differs from other species of Hyella by its larger cell and filament dimensions and its laminated, often pigmented sheath. It bores into mollusk shells and other marine carbonate substrates on the east coast of North America, the Bahama Islands and the Northern Mediterranean Sea, where it is found from near mean low water down to 25 m depth. This comparatively shallow maximum depth is probably due to the limited capacity of Hyella gigas to adapt to changing light quality and intensity. We reject the suppression of the genus Hyella as proposed by Drouet and Daily.

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