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Ducellieria chodati — Alge oder Pilz?

Ducellieria chodati — alga or fungus?

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Ducellieria chodati Teiling is an organism rarely mentioned from plankton samples. Its propagation was unknown, and all earlier authors have failed to see that it is a colourless organism. Because of its structure and some chemical reactions,Ducellieria was thought to be a member of theXanthophyceae. Many living coenobia ofD. chodati from several Austrian lakes and some steps of their reproduction have been studied: Zoospores with two unequal flagella are released. After a mobile phase they settle on coniferous pollen grains drifting in water. Inside the pollen grain, a tube or flask is developed from which zoospores are released again after one or two days. These aggregate to form newDucellieria coenobia. These observations suggest thatDucellieria chodati belongs to thePhycomycetes, perhaps to theSaprolegniales.

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Kusel-Fetzmann, E., Nouak, H. Ducellieria chodati — Alge oder Pilz?. Pl Syst Evol 138, 199–207 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00985183

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