Analysis of the type material of Planothidium delicatulum (Bacillariophyta) with the description of two new Planothidium species from the sub-Antarctic Region
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Abstract
During a survey of the freshwater diatom flora on the sub-Antarctic islands of the southern Indian Ocean, two new Planothidium species were observed, showing some resemblance to Planothidium delicatulum. Therefore, the type material of Achnanthidium delicatulum Kutzing was analysed, a common species in northern hemisphere waterbodies that was later transferred to the genus Planothidium. Additionally the material of Types du Synopsis des Diatomees de Belgique n° 234, designated in 1980 as neotype for Achnanthes delicatula was investigated. This analysis showed that the population in Types n° 234 is not conspecific with Achnanthidium delicatulum but in fact is a population of Planothidium galaicum. Both Planothidium species in the investigated Antarctic material are described as new to science: P. lilianeanum Van de Vijver sp. nov. and P. australodelicatulum Van de Vijver, C.E.Wetzel et Ector sp. nov. The new species can be differentiated based on differences in valve outline, presence of ridges and silica outgrowths on the rapheless valve, the structure of the raphe and the shape and size of the central area. Notes on the ecology and distribution of the new Antarctic species are added. Achnanthidium delicatulum is formally lectotypified.
在对南印度洋亚南极岛屿上的淡水硅藻群落进行调查期间,观察到两种新的扁藻物种,显示出与美味扁藻的一些相似之处。因此,对北半球水体中常见的一种后来被转移到Planothidium属中的美味扁藻(Achanthidium delicatulum Kutzing)的模式物质进行了分析。此外,还对1980年被指定为美味Achnanthes delicatula的新类型的《比利时互变异部概要》234号的材料进行了研究。该分析表明,234型中的种群与美味阿南提姆不是同种,但实际上是一个galaicum Planothidium种群。被调查的南极物质中的两个Planothidium物种都被描述为科学上的新物种:P.lilianeanum Van de Vijver sp.nov.和P.austradelicatulum Van de Vij ver,C.E.Wetzel et Ector sp.nov..新物种可以根据瓣膜轮廓的差异、无缝瓣膜上脊和二氧化硅生长物的存在来区分,中缝的结构以及中央区域的形状和大小。增加了关于南极新物种的生态学和分布的说明。美味阿胶被正式分类。
期刊介绍:
Fottea is a journal of Czech Phycological Society (formerly bulletin Czech Phycology). Fottea publishes papers on all aspects of the ecology, physiology, biochemistry, cell biology, molecular biology, systematics and uses of algae (including cyanobacteria)