Reestablishing the Occurrence of the Green Alga Hormotila mucigena in North America: Kansas and Michigan

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Apr 2017 English Publisher:Kansas Academy of ScienceJournal:Transactions of the Kansas Academy of Science, volume 120, pages 82-86 (issn: 0022-8443, eissn: 1938-5420,

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Authors: Daniel E. Wujek;

doi: 10.1660/062.120.0110

Reestablishing the Occurrence of the Green Alga Hormotila mucigena in North America: Kansas and Michigan

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The original report of Hormotila mucigena Borzi for North America was misidentified (Wujek and Wynne, 2016). It was shown earlier to be a stage of Rufusiella insignis (Hassall) Loeblich III (1967). This branched filamentous green alga, a taxon now placed in the order Chaetophorales and originally described from Sicily, is once again reported for North America from Douglas County, Lawrence, Kansas area and Isabella County, Michigan.

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