Yi-Han Zhao, JI-SHU Guo, ZHENG-BIN Tang, Yun Zhang, Shao-Feng Huang, J. Kociolek, YAN-LING Li
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Abstract
A new diatom species from the genus Cymbella C. Agardh is described from samples collected during a survey of freshwater diatoms from Modaomen Channel, Guangdong Province, China. With the aid of light microscopy (LM) and scanning electron microscopy (SEM), we give a detailed morphological description of Cymbella stomachsis sp. nov., which is placed in the genus Cymbella according to the shared features of asymmetry about the apical axis, deflection of the external terminal raphe fissures towards the dorsal margin, and the presence of apical pore fields and stigmata. Although it shares some similar structural features with C. tumida, C. stuxbergii, C. stuxbergioides, C. pesudostuxbergii, C. mexicana and C. australica, C. stomachsis sp. nov. is easily distinguished by the valve outline, the shape and density of areola, and the appearance of a lack of an intermissio at the central nodule. Especially, the structure of the intermissio is absent in similar taxa. This work is important for its enrichment of our understanding of the genus Cymbella and improvement of the database of diatom biodiversity and distribution in China.
通过对中国广东省磨刀门水道淡水硅藻的调查,我们描述了一个新的硅藻属种Cymbella C. Agardh。借助光学显微镜(LM)和扫描电子显微镜(SEM),我们详细描述了胃硅藻(Cymbella stomachsis sp.虽然它与 C.tumida、C.stuxbergii、C.stuxbergioides、C.pesudostuxbergii、C.mexicana 和 C. australica 有一些相似的结构特征,但 C. stomachsis sp.特别是,在类似类群中没有中间膜的结构。这项工作对于丰富我们对蚬属的认识、完善中国硅藻生物多样性和分布数据库具有重要意义。
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