No idea what it is.
Thanks
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Re: No idea I
In order for people to help to need to state the basics: Where you found the sample and what the magnification is of the sample, at least. Without those two most basic pieces of information there is no chance of any help. They could be pollen grains, they could be spores, did you stain them or is that their natural colour, (which is what I suspect) but you see I am guessing. More info please.
Re: No idea I
Probably a Chlorococcus, Oocystis, or Sphaerocystis species.
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MNMyco
Re: No idea I
Agree that the more details you provide the better.
A little sleuthing of your own is the best way to learn. You can do a lot worse than to start with this book: How to know the fresh-water algae
https://archive.org/details/howtoknowfreshwa00pres
A little sleuthing of your own is the best way to learn. You can do a lot worse than to start with this book: How to know the fresh-water algae
https://archive.org/details/howtoknowfreshwa00pres
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Thank you for posting this link 75RR. It looks excellent - I've been amazed at the level of detail some of these older ID texts offer.
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The sample is from a small non-potable fount. The colors are natures and it will have about 400x-600x.
Thanks everyone for your help.
I downloaded the book, it will help me a lot.
Thanks everyone for your help.