Specimens are grouped into orders following Guiry and Guiry (2019) and Wehr et al. (2015).
Charales
Chara
1. Chara globularis
in habitat
Moyle Concrete pond
macro-algae attached to sediment
9/10/03
25°C
macro-algae attached to sediment
9/10/03
25°C
2. Chara globularis
in habitat
Copper City, Trail 3 creek pool
macro-algae attached to sediment
7/21/10
pH 8.1, 26°C, 624 uS
macro-algae attached to sediment
7/21/10
pH 8.1, 26°C, 624 uS
3. Chara globularis
1x
1x
1x
same as above
4. Chara globularis
1x
1x
1x
Moyle Concrete pond
macro-algae attached to sediment
8/5/10
pH 9.4, 23°C, 483 uS
macro-algae attached to sediment
8/5/10
pH 9.4, 23°C, 483 uS
Nitella
1. Nitella flexilis
1x
1x
Scales Creek beaver pond
aquatic plant sample
6/8/10
pH 7.9, 18°C, 109 uS
aquatic plant sample
6/8/10
pH 7.9, 18°C, 109 uS
2. Nitella flexilis
1x
1x
Copper City, Trail 3 creek pool
macro-algae sample
8/7/10
macro-algae sample
8/7/10
3. Nitella microcarpa
1x
1x
Rice Lake at boat launch
macro-algae sample
8/7/10
pH 8.2, 24°C, 59 uS
macro-algae sample
8/7/10
pH 8.2, 24°C, 59 uS
4. Nitella
1x
250x
250x
same as above
5. Nitella furcata
1x
1x
Rice Lake from northern shore
macro-algae sample
8/7/10
pH 8.1, 23°C, 60 uS
macro-algae sample
8/7/10
pH 8.1, 23°C, 60 uS
6. Nitella furcata
1x
1x
same as above
7. Nitella tenuissima
1x
same as above
8. Nitella tenuissima
1x
1x
Seneca Lake
macro-algae sample
8/7/10
macro-algae sample
8/7/10
9. Nitella tenuissima
250x
250x
250x
same as above