marymangiapia's Identifications
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What
Género CeratiumObservador
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Visual Description: Viewed under a compound microscope at 400x. Green-yellow in color with red and yellow circular structures within the slightly transparent organism. Composed of two cell places with a visible grove about halfway down the organism.
Habitat: Disturbed freshwater habitat. Found in a freshwater pond in a well lit area close to a maintained sandy beach.
Reference(s):
AlgaeBase: http://www.algaebase.org/search/genus/detail/?genus_id=43626
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Género CeratiumObservador
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organism was collected in a pond that received a lot of sunlight by one of the dormitories on the University of South Florida campus. The microscope used had the organism magnified to 400x. It was collected the week prior to when it was observed on the microscope.
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Picão-Branco (Bidens alba)Observador
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White flowered angiosperm plant
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Zamia integrifoliaObservador
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Observed in a bush along a sidewalk. Appeared black and orange, looked like fruits/seeds.
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Samambaia-Americana (Nephrolepis exaltata)Observador
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Observador
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Small cluster of ferns growing on the trunk of a tree. There also seems to be a baby fern yet to mature.
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Parmélia‑verde (Flavoparmelia caperata)Observador
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Small lichens I found on the trees in the beginning of the year!
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Observador
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Lichen, Phylum Basidiomycota. This common lichen was growing on a tree. It was about two inches across and it had an earthy teal color to it. It was mostly flat but it had a couple of growths growing upward.
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