Palmella

Japanese: Palmella
Palmella

...The first three species are sessile, while the latter is planktonic. The closely related genera Palmella and Palmodictyon are distinguished by the lack of pseudoflagellum in the cells embedded in the agar. [Mitsuo Chihara]. ...

From [Green algae]

...(3) Swimming colonies: Volvox and Mulberry. (4) Non-swimming colonies: Palmella and Yotsumemo. (5) Filamentous tissues: Spirogyra, Acanthurus japonica, and Acanthurus nigricans. ...

*Some of the terminology that mentions "Palmella" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

…前記3種は付着性であるが,後者は浮遊性である。近縁のパルメラ属Palmellaやパルモディクチオン属Palmodictyonは,寒天質に埋在する細胞が偽鞭毛をもたないことで,区別される。【千原 光雄】。…

【緑藻類】より

…(3)遊泳性群体 クワノミモ,ボルボックス。(4)非遊泳性群体 パルメラPalmella,ヨツメモ。(5)糸状組織体 アオミドロ,ツルギミドロ,ヒビミドロ。…

※「Palmella」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。

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