Morphology (A–G) and ultrastructure (H–J) of Okinawa strain, described as Oistococcus okinawensis gen. et sp. nov.

(A) Ball-shaped cells grown in F/2 medium using NaNO3 as the nitrogen source. (B) Ball-shaped cells in F/2 medium using NH4Cl as the nitrogen source, demonstrating prominent pyrenoids (arrowheads). (C, D) Flagellate cells. (E) Sporangium. (F) Fr...

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Main Author:	Dovilė Barcytė (3862243) (author)
Other Authors:	David Žihala (3745217) (author), Marek Eliáš (3156930) (author)
Published:	2025
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Morphology (A–G) and ultrastructure (H–J) of Okinawa strain, described as <i>Oistococcus okinawensis</i> gen. et sp. nov.

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