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b. In soft masses on bottom of spring. Temperature 38°C. With Pro-
tococcus botryoides forma caldarius.
Frying Pan Basin, Yellowstone National Park.
J. E. T. 7 J11896.
It is difficult to decide whether this plant should be classed as a Conferva or
a Microspora, as the structure of the chloroplastids could not be made
out. It is placed here provisionally. Its size is not as great as that of
the species.
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CRYPT0GAMIC HERBARIUM, FIELD MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY
JOSEPHINE E. TILDEN
AMERICAN ALGAE
Century III. Published 1898.
274 h. Microspora amoena (Kg,) Rabenh.
f. thermalis Tilden
Received by exctange from the Farlow Herbarium o( Harvard Uslnnlty
November 12, 1988. Accession No. 6075.
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