Characterize and identify the Genus of the following cyanobacterium Genus Identification of Cyanobacterium A (see image) Table: Descriptive Characteristics for Genus Identification of the Cyanobacterium A. Morpho-cytological Characteristics Characters 1. Vegetative cell shape (2D) 2. Vegetative cellular arrangement (grouping) 3. Number of cells in large aggregates (colonies) 4.Layers of trichomes in a filament 5.Presence and shape of a heterocyst in the trichome 6.Presence and shape of akinetes in the trichome 7.Presence of baecytes (endospores) in a colony 6.Polarity and tapering of the trichome 9.Shape of end cells in a filament 10.Presence of a gelatinous or colonial sheath 11.Presence of branching 12.Protoplasm color 13.Protoplasm granulation 14.Thylakoid arrangement if observable (ultrastructural) Diagnostic Key Characteristics for Genus ID using the dichotomous key of Lobban & N'Yeurt (2006) Latest Classification based on Algaebase (algaebase.org) Kingdom: Phylum/Division: Class: Order: Family: Genus:

Characterize and identify the Genus of the following cyanobacterium Genus Identification of Cyanobacterium A (see image) Table: Descriptive Characteristics for Genus Identification of the Cyanobacterium A. Morpho-cytological Characteristics Characters 1. Vegetative cell shape (2D) 2. Vegetative cellular arrangement (grouping) 3. Number of cells in large aggregates (colonies) 4.Layers of trichomes in a filament 5.Presence and shape of a heterocyst in the trichome 6.Presence and shape of akinetes in the trichome 7.Presence of baecytes (endospores) in a colony 6.Polarity and tapering of the trichome 9.Shape of end cells in a filament 10.Presence of a gelatinous or colonial sheath 11.Presence of branching 12.Protoplasm color 13.Protoplasm granulation 14.Thylakoid arrangement if observable (ultrastructural) Diagnostic Key Characteristics for Genus ID using the dichotomous key of Lobban & N'Yeurt (2006) Latest Classification based on Algaebase (algaebase.org) Kingdom: Phylum/Division: Class: Order: Family: Genus:

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