Euglena convoluta; a species with spindle-shaped cell and many disk-shaped chloroplasts and two kinds of paramylon grains. |
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Euglena convoluta; image demonstrating the euglenoid movement of the cell |
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Euglena convoluta; cell macerated with SDS which dissolves the chloroplasts. Visible are the two kinds of paramylon grains. |
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Samples courtesy of Dr. Martin Kreutz; Litzelstetten. |
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Location: Simmelried near Konstanz, BW, Germany |
Habitat: in the boundary layer betwen the water and the anoxic mud (upper 10cm of the mud) |
Date: 02.09.2021 |
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