organisms. World-wide electronic publication, Kortenhoef, the Netherlands) for amoeboid organisms
or Encyclopedia of Life for all others.
Stentor coeruleus Surface of a Stentor coeruleus near the adoral zone of membranelles. MTR = microtubular ribbons. The microtubule ribbons are crinkled, so the cell body doesn’t have its maximum size. On the physiology of the microtubular ribbons see Hausmann/Hülsmann/Radek Protistology 3rd ed, Stuttgart, 2003.
The specimen was gathered in the pond Birkensee near Rödelsee (Lower Franconia, Germany). Sampling date 3/2020.
Copyright Dr. Rainer Meisch, Würzburg, Germany.
Images were taken using Zeiss Axioplan with Canon DSLR
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Place name: Pond Birkensee near Rödelsee (Lower Franconia, Germany)
Latitude: 49.71819841 Longitude: 10.27807474
Tomographische Schnittbilder durch einen Stentor coeruleus. MTR = Mikrotubulibänder. Die Mikrotubulibänder erscheinen wellenförmig, im den Zellkörper die maximale Größe zu verleihen. Zur Physiologie der Mikrotubulibänder vergleiche Hausmann/Hülsmann/Radek Protistology 3rd ed, Stuttgart, 2003.
Probe aus dem Birkensee bei Rödelsee (Unterfranken). Datum der Aufsammlung: 3/2020.
Copyright Dr. Rainer Meisch, Würzburg.
Mikrotechnik: Zeiss Axioplan, Kamera: Canon DSLR.
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