- lifetime, the
siliceous polygastrics were
clarified as
belonging to the
Diatomaceae, and
Darwin struggled to
understand the
reasons underpinning their beauty...
- (Rhodo****e),
brown algae (Melano****e),
green algae (Chloro****e), and
Diatomaceae. At this time,
microscopic algae were
discovered and
reported by a different...
-
Society 34: 304–338. Gandhi, H.P. 1956. A
contribution to the
freshwater Diatomaceae of S.
Western India¬ - I.
Freshwater diatoms of Dharwar.
Journal of the...
- sands,
Northumberland by Mr. Atthey. West, T. 1860.
Remarks on some
Diatomaceae, new or
imperfectly described and a new Desmid.
Transactions of the Microscopical...
-
published over
multiple editions. He was the
author of
several papers on
Diatomaceae and Desmidiales, and was
possibly the only
French scientist researching...
-
Ferdinand Otto Müller (1837-1917), who
collected and
studied algae (
Diatomaceae, Bacillariaceae) from 1870 up to 1912. He has the
taxonomic author abbreviation...
-
applying the
camera to the
microscope were made as
early as 1862 with
diatomaceæ, and he
subsequently made
these microorganisms his
chief study. He investigated...
-
Entogonia was
later translated into
English and
published with the
title "
Diatomaceae : Bergon's
monograph on Entogonia :
translation into
English of descriptions...
-
Sphaeropleaceae British fresh-water algae,
exclusive of
Desmidieae and
Diatomaceae (1882-1884)
Scientific classification (unranked):
Viridiplantae Division:...
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Geologischen Reichsanstalt. Diatomaceen,
Familie Navuculaceen, 1860 -
Diatomaceae,
family Naviculaceae.
Ueber neue oder ungenügend
gekannte Algen, 1860...
