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Synura is a
genus of
colonial chrysomonad algae covered in
silica scales. It is the most con****uous
genus of the
order Synurales.
Species of
Synura form...
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covered in
silica scales. They are
covered in
silicate scales and spines. In
Synura,
these are
formed on the
surface of the chloroplasts, two of
which are usually...
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Suborder Cromulinae (e.g., Mallomonas)
Suborder Isochrysidineae (e.g.,
Synura)
Suborder Ochromonadineae (e.g., Dinobryon)
Order Rhizochrysidales (e.g...
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Mallomonas consisted of
individually living cells,
while its
sister group Synura is
composed of
colonial cells that are
connected to one
another through...
- 2014. Paraphysomonas.
Synurales Andersen 1987. Chrysodidymus, Mallomonas,
Synura, Tesselaria.
Eustigmatophyceae Hibberd &
Leedale 1971
Eustigmatales Hibberd...
- spp.,
Tabellaria flocculosa, T. fenestrata,
Melosira sp.,
Mallomonas sp.,
Synura sp.,
Dinobryon sp.,
Merismopedia warmingiana,
Anabaena flos-aquae and Aphanizomenon...
- Dinobryon)
Order Mallomonadales (=
class Synurophyceae, e.g., Mallomonas,
Synura)
Order Pedinellales (=
class Pedinellophyceae, e.g., Pedinella)
Order Chrysamoebidales...
