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158 ZYGNEMATACEAE<br />

United States: Michigan; Massachusetts; Florida.<br />

Widely distributed in Europe; reported from Australia.<br />

27. Spirogyra subsalsa Ki'itzing 1845. P/iycologia Germanica,<br />

p. 222.<br />

Vegetative cells 22-26 /n x 35-100/1, with plane end walls; i chromatophorc,<br />

making 2 to 5 turns; conjugation scalariform; tubes formed<br />

largely by the male gametangia, fertile cells inflated; zygospores ovoid,<br />

18-27/t X 30-52/1; median spore wall yellow-brown, smooth. (PI. XXIII,<br />

Fig. 2.)<br />

United States: Wisconsin (Prescott Coll.); Florida.<br />

Sweden; Holland; France; Czechoslovakia; Java.<br />

28. Spirogyra paludosa Czurda 1932. Siisswasserflora Mittel-<br />

europa. 9, p. 167, Fig. 170.<br />

Vegetative cells 18-20/j. x /t, 55-78 with plane end walls; i chromatophore;<br />

conjugation scalariform; tubes formed by both gametangia;<br />

fertile cells somewhat swollen; sterile cells cylindric; zygospores ovoid,<br />

24M X 46-48M; median spore wall golden-brown, smooth. (PI. XXIII,<br />

Fig- 3-)<br />

Czechoslovakia.<br />

29. Spirogyra mirabilis (Hassall) Kiitzing 1849. Species Algarum,<br />

p. 438.<br />

Vegetative cells 23-29 yu. x 70-200 m, with plane end walls; i chro-<br />

matophore, making 4 to 7 turns; reproduction by aplanospores, very<br />

rarely by scalariform conjugation; tubes formed by both gametangia;<br />

sporangia enlarged or inflated; aplanospores and zygospores ovoid, less<br />

frequently varying to ellipsoid, 23-29/1. x 50-83/1; median spore wall<br />

yellowish-brown, smooth. (PI. XXIII, Fig. 4.)<br />

United States: From Colorado, Wisconsin, and Texas, to Maine and<br />

North Carolina.<br />

Widely distributed in Europe; recorded from Siberia, Manchuria,<br />

China, and Afghanistan. See also S. aplanospora (No. 38), and S. maravillosa<br />

(No. 65). Only a few zygospores have been seen among the hundreds<br />

of aplanosporic filaments studied.<br />

30. Spirogyra i.ongata (Vaucher) Kiitzing 1843. Phycologia<br />

Generalis, p. 279. Vaucher. Histoire des Conserves, PL 6.<br />

1803. Includes S. circumscissa Czurda 1932, not S. longata<br />

(Vaucher) Czurda.<br />

Vegetative cells 26-38/1 x 45-280/1, with plane end walls; i chro-<br />

matophore, making 2 to 5 turns; conjugation scalariform and lateral;<br />

tubes formed by both gametangia; zygospores ovoid, varying in some

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