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SPIROGYRA 157<br />
23. Spirogyra affinis (Hassall) Petit 1880. Les Spirogyres des<br />
environs de Paris, p. 18, PL 3, Figs. 13-14.<br />
Vegetative cells 25-30 /x x 35-90 /a, with plane end walls; i chromatophore,<br />
making i to 3.5 turns; conjugation lateral and scalariform;<br />
tubes formed by both gametangia; fertile cells globosely inflated; sterile<br />
cells not inflated; zygospores ellipsoid, 28-33 /a ^ 30-50 /"> median spore<br />
wall yellow, smooth.<br />
United States: Michigan; Alaska.<br />
Widely reported from Europe; Jamaica; China, Kiangsi.<br />
24. Spirogyra catenaeformis (Hassall) Kiitzing 1849. Species<br />
Algarum, p. 438.<br />
Vegetative cells 24-32 /a x 50-135 /a, with plane end walls; i chromatophore,<br />
making i to 6 turns; reproduction by both zygospores and<br />
aplanospores; conjugation scalariform and lateral; tubes formed by<br />
both gametangia; fertile cells enlarged or inflated, fusiform, sterile cells<br />
also inflated; zygospores and aplanospores ellipsoid, ju. 27-33 ^ 55-90 A*-;<br />
median spore wall yellow, smooth. (PI. XXII, Fig. 12; PI. XXIV,<br />
Fig. 16.)<br />
United States: Generally distributed throughout.<br />
Widely distributed in Europe; reported from China, India, and from<br />
East and South Africa.<br />
Distinguished from S. affinis by the longer vegetative cells and the<br />
greatly inflated sterile cells; from S. suecica by the symmetrical fusiform<br />
inflation of the fertile cells and the ellipsoid spores; from S. subsalina by the<br />
yellow spores, generally smaller dimensions, and the less marked inflation<br />
of the fertile cells.<br />
25. Spirogyra subsalina Cedercreutz 1924. Acta Soc. pro Fauna<br />
et Flora Fennica. 55 (2), p. 4, Fig. 2.<br />
Vegetative cells 28-38 /x x 70-190 m, with plane end walls; i chro-<br />
matophore, making 2 to 4.5 turns; conjugation scalariform; tubes<br />
formed by both gametangia; fertile cells inflated to 49-56 /j.; zygospores<br />
ellipsoid, 28-38 /a x 42-76 /i-; median spore wall brown, smooth. (PL<br />
XXII, Fig. 9.)<br />
United States: Mississippi, Natchez, April, 1925.<br />
Finland.<br />
26. Spirogyra flavescens (Hassall) Kiitzing 1849. Species Algarum,<br />
p. 438.<br />
Vegetative cells 10-14^1 x 30-50 /x, with plane end walls; i chromatophore,<br />
making i to 3 turns; conjugation scalariform; tubes formed<br />
by both gametangia; fertile cells inflated; zygospores ovoid, i". 20-23 x<br />
25-40 /a; median spore wall yellow, smooth. (PL XXIII, Fig. i.)