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===Family Isochrysidaceae Pascher=== | ===Family Isochrysidaceae Pascher=== | ||
Genus Chrysotila Amand | Genus Chrysotila Amand | ||
| − | *Chrysotila lamellosa Anand [=Isochrysis maritima Parke] – | + | *Chrysotila lamellosa Anand [=Isochrysis maritima Parke] – planktonic, rare, Velikaya Salma, brackish-water supralittoral basins, Kindo peninsula. We found only the flagellated phase. |
Genus Corymbellus J. C. Green | Genus Corymbellus J. C. Green | ||
| − | *Corymbellus aureus Green – | + | *Corymbellus aureus Green – planktonic, rare, a small brackish-water bay, Kislaya inlet |
| − | *Isochrysis galbana Parke – | + | *Isochrysis galbana Parke – planktonic, rare, brackish-water supralittoral basins, cape Kindo. |
===Family Noelaerhabdaceae Jerkovic=== | ===Family Noelaerhabdaceae Jerkovic=== | ||
Genus Emiliania W. W. Hay et al. | Genus Emiliania W. W. Hay et al. | ||
| − | *Emiliania huxleyi (Lohmann) Hay & Mochler – | + | *Emiliania huxleyi (Lohmann) Hay & Mochler – marine, planktonic (Rat’kova, 2000). |
[[rus: Порядок Isochrysidales]] | [[rus: Порядок Isochrysidales]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:43, 24 August 2011
Family Isochrysidaceae Pascher
Genus Chrysotila Amand
- Chrysotila lamellosa Anand [=Isochrysis maritima Parke] – planktonic, rare, Velikaya Salma, brackish-water supralittoral basins, Kindo peninsula. We found only the flagellated phase.
Genus Corymbellus J. C. Green
- Corymbellus aureus Green – planktonic, rare, a small brackish-water bay, Kislaya inlet
- Isochrysis galbana Parke – planktonic, rare, brackish-water supralittoral basins, cape Kindo.
Family Noelaerhabdaceae Jerkovic
Genus Emiliania W. W. Hay et al.
- Emiliania huxleyi (Lohmann) Hay & Mochler – marine, planktonic (Rat’kova, 2000).
