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830 FRESH-WATER AI.QM OF HAMPSHIRE.<br />

D. Ehrenhcrgii Ealfs. E. P. M.<br />

— /3. grcnnilatum Ealfs. E.<br />

D. clavatum Kg. E. W.<br />

D. truncatum Breb. E. M.<br />

Z>. rectum Delp. E. P.<br />

Closterium didymotocum Corda. E<br />

C. Baileyanum Ealfs. E.<br />

C. obtusum Breb. E.<br />

C. Liinula Ebr. E.<br />

6\ Ehrenbergii Menegb. H.<br />

C. monilifcrum Ebr. H.<br />

C. acerosum Scbr. E. E.<br />

C. antiacerusum De Not. E.<br />

C. macUentiun Breb. E.<br />

C. striijosum Breb. E.<br />

C. Lundellii Lagerb. E.<br />

C. qracile Breb. E.<br />

C. 'Leihleinii Kg. E. W. M. E. H.<br />

C. calosponim Wittr. E.<br />

C. Diana Ebr. E.<br />

C. Venus Kg. E. W.<br />

C. incurvum Breb. E.<br />

C. arcuatum Breb. E.<br />

C. Lagoense Nordst. E.<br />

C. stiiolatum Ebr. W.<br />

C. STEioLATUM /3. ORTHONOTUM, n.var. E. p. W. Upper side flat,<br />

straigbt for about balf tbe lengtli of tbe frond ; eleven to twelve times<br />

longer than broad; from one-sixth to one-fourth longer than tbe<br />

typical form, by two-thirds of its breadth ; in colour and striation tbe<br />

two are similar ; zygospore unknown. Length, 320-390 // ; breadth,<br />

32 /a; do. at apex, 8-10 /a. If nothing more, this is at least a very<br />

distinct as well as a common var. It maintains its characteristics,<br />

with very slight variation, in such widely separated regions as South<br />

Africa and New Zealand. Mr. Archer considers it a good species,<br />

and probably he is right. I prefer in the meantime to put it as a<br />

var. till the zygospore and mode of conjugation are known. The<br />

conjugation of the typical (regularly curved) form is quite the same<br />

in South Africa as here. It is very well represented by Ealfs<br />

(' Brit. Desmid.' tab. xxix. fig. 2g). Ehrenberg gives a figure of<br />

the conjugation (' Infus.' Taf. vi. fig. xii. 6), which differs so much<br />

from that of Ealfs that it is very doubtful if both bad tbe same<br />

species in view. Ealfs' fig. 2/i is evidently something quite different<br />

from his 2^. Neither of these represents the new var., but 2 6 and<br />

2/, though not very characteristic, seem to belong to it. His other<br />

figs., 2rt, 2d, 2e, and 2g, undoubtedly represent the striolatum of<br />

Ehrenberg {i.e., figs. 1-5); his figs, c and h are doubtful.<br />

' C. MalinvernicumT)Q^oi. W. P. Digitus 'E\\v. E.<br />

C. intermedium Ealfs. E.<br />

C. juncidum. Ealfs. — /i. brevior<br />

(forma brevior et rubustiur Eabenh.).<br />

E.<br />

C. attenuatum Ebr. E.<br />

C. linentum Ebr. E.<br />

E<br />

C. rostratiim Ebr.<br />

(J. Kutzivgii Breb.<br />

C. setaceum Ebr.<br />

C. priimun Breb.<br />

C curnn Ebr. E.<br />

C. ceratium Perty. E. W.<br />

C. acutum Breb. E. H.<br />

C. linru Perty. E. P.<br />

Pe'iiium murijaritaccuin Breb. E.

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