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Closterium praelongum Bréb.

Image source: digitised drawing, West & West
Literature reference: British Desmidiaceae, vol. 1 (1904), plate 21, fig. 2
View type: front, semicell
Scale: Image height equivalent 326µm; Image width equivalent 55µm
Size of larger image (kb): 5

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Closterium praelongum Bréb.

Image source: digitised drawing, West & West
Literature reference: British Desmidiaceae, vol. 1 (1904), plate 21, fig. 1
View type: front, complete cell
Scale: Image height equivalent 795µm; Image width equivalent 112µm
Size of larger image (kb): 4

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Closterium praelongum Bréb. var. brevius (Nordst.) Willi Krieg.
Synonym(s):
Closterium praelongum Bréb. forma brevior Nordst.

Image source: digitised drawing, West & West
Literature reference: British Desmidiaceae, vol. 1 (1904), plate 21, fig. 4
View type: front, semicell
Scale: Image height equivalent 158µm; Image width equivalent 61µm
Size of larger image (kb): 10

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Closterium praelongum Bréb. var. brevius (Nordst.) Willi Krieg.
Synonym(s):
Closterium praelongum Bréb. forma brevior Nordst.

Image source: digitised drawing, West & West
Literature reference: British Desmidiaceae, vol. 1 (1904), plate 21, fig. 5
View type: zygospore
Scale: Image height equivalent 400µm; Image width equivalent 174µm
Size of larger image (kb): 12

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Closterium praelongum Bréb. var. brevius (Nordst.) Willi Krieg.
Synonym(s):
Closterium praelongum Bréb. forma brevior Nordst.

Image source: digitised drawing, West & West
Literature reference: British Desmidiaceae, vol. 1 (1904), plate 21, fig. 3
View type: front, complete cell
Scale: Image height equivalent 289µm; Image width equivalent 73µm
Size of larger image (kb): 7

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