k Pyramimonas sp., marine, scaled, green alga, SEM Coloured scanning electron micrograph SEM of Pyramimonas sp., flagellated, scalecovered, marine, green alga. The genus Pyramimonas is a single celled alga that belongs to the group of green algae Chlorophyta called prasinophytes. The cell possesses one to many flagella for motility and contains only 12 chloroplasts for photosynthesis not shown in this image. Some species supplement their nutrition by ingesting bacteria and other organic matter, a process called mixotrophy. The cell body is covered with cellulose scales in several layers. These scales can have a complex morphology. Pyramimonas species are abundant in marine plankton and are typically part of the nanoplankton of the sea. Magnification x3,465 when shortest axis printed at 25 millimetres. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Pyramimonas sp., marine, scaled, green alga, SEM Coloured scanning electron micrograph  SEM  of Pyramimonas sp., flagellated, scale covered, marine, green alga. The genus Pyramimonas is a single celled alga that belongs to the group of green algae  Chlorophyta  called prasinophytes. The cell possesses one to many flagella for motility and contains only 1 2 chloroplasts for photosynthesis  not shown in this image . Some species supplement their nutrition by ingesting bacteria and other organic matter, a process called mixotrophy. The cell body is covered with cellulose scales in several layers. These scales can have a complex morphology. Pyramimonas species are abundant in marine plankton and are typically part of the nanoplankton of the sea. Magnification: x3,465 when shortest axis printed at 25 millimetres.
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Pyramimonas sp., marine, scaled, green alga, SEM

Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of Pyramimonas sp., flagellated, scale-covered, marine, green alga. The genus Pyramimonas is a single celled alga that belongs to the group of green algae (Chlorophyta) called prasinophytes. The cell possesses one to many flagella for motility and contains only 1-2 chloroplasts for photosynthesis (not shown in this image). Some species supplement their nutrition by ingesting bacteria and other organic matter, a process called mixotrophy. The cell body is covered with cellulose scales in several layers. These scales can have a complex morphology. Pyramimonas species are abundant in marine plankton and are typically part of the nanoplankton of the sea. Magnification: x3,465 when shortest axis printed at 25 millimetres.

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