Didymosphenia geminata 'nobbles'
Didymosphenia geminata 'nobbles'
I and have a problem in identifying what the small nobbles in the Centre Area, also what are they called and is there any function involved.
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Thank you
Best regards
exmarine
uses Watson 'Service' 1950 compound.
uses Watson Stereo 1960 ish.
Best regards
exmarine
uses Watson 'Service' 1950 compound.
uses Watson Stereo 1960 ish.
Re: Didymosphenia geminata 'nobbles'
Hello- Nice shots! Have you tried googling the anatomical structure/morphology of Diatoms? There are quite few designs!
Here is a start: https://diatoms.org/glossary/raphe
Here is a start: https://diatoms.org/glossary/raphe
Re: Didymosphenia geminata 'nobbles'
Hi einman,
I have searched through that excellent diatom site but came away still none the wiser. I have now been in touch with Sarah Spaulding to see if she can shed any light on the subject.
I think nobbles should read nodules.
Mo
I have searched through that excellent diatom site but came away still none the wiser. I have now been in touch with Sarah Spaulding to see if she can shed any light on the subject.
I think nobbles should read nodules.
Mo
Thank you
Best regards
exmarine
uses Watson 'Service' 1950 compound.
uses Watson Stereo 1960 ish.
Best regards
exmarine
uses Watson 'Service' 1950 compound.
uses Watson Stereo 1960 ish.
Re: Didymosphenia geminata 'nobbles'
Cheers,
Kurt Maurer
League City, Texas
email: ngc704(at)gmail(dot)com
https://www.flickr.com/photos/67904872@ ... 912223623/
Kurt Maurer
League City, Texas
email: ngc704(at)gmail(dot)com
https://www.flickr.com/photos/67904872@ ... 912223623/
Re: Didymosphenia geminata 'nobbles'
Thank you Kurt, now as I look at them I do see that there is no protrusion but a hole.
Thank you
Best regards
exmarine
uses Watson 'Service' 1950 compound.
uses Watson Stereo 1960 ish.
Best regards
exmarine
uses Watson 'Service' 1950 compound.
uses Watson Stereo 1960 ish.