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8New records of algae. 1
R. M. Gogorev, S. N. Shadrina, T. V. Safronova
Komarov Botanical Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, St. Petersburg, Russia Corresponding author: R. M. Gogorev, [email protected]
Abstract. First records of algae for the Russia (St. Petersburg) and the Russian Arctic (Barents Sea) and data on their localities, habitats, distribution are provided.
Keywords: diatoms, Bacillariophyta, Chaetoceros pseudocurvisetus, Paraphysomonas eiffelii, Chrysoph-yceae, electron-microscopic study, Arkhangelsk Region, Barents Sea, Russia, Russian Arctic, St. Petersburg.
Новые находки водорослей. 1 Р. М. Гогорев, С. Н. Шадрина, Т. В. Сафронова
Ботанический институт им. В. Л. Комарова РАН, Санкт-Петербург, Россия Автор для переписки: Р. М. Гогорев, [email protected]
Резюме. Приведены первые указания водорослей для России (Санкт-Петербург) и для Российской Арктики (Баренцево море, Архангельская обл.). Для каждого вида указаны местонахождения, экология, распространение.
Ключевые слова: диатомовые, золотистые водоросли, Bacillariophyta, Chaetoceros pseudocurvisetus, Paraphysomonas eiffelii, Chrysophyceae, Архангельская обл., Баренцево море, Российская Арктика, Россия, Санкт-Петербург.
New records of diatoms from the Arctic (Barents Sea, Arkhangelsk Region).
R. M. Gogorev. — Новые находки диатомовых водорослей в Арктике (Баренцево море, Архангельская область). Р. М. Гогорев.
Chaetoceros pseudocurvisetus Mangin (Chaetocerotales, Chaetocerotaceae).
Arctic, Barents Sea, near shore of Island Severny of Novaya Zemlya Archipelago (77°22.9'-77°59.0rN, 64°46.3'-65°53.1'E), phytoplankton, 1-29 m, 16 VIII 2016, Evdoki-mov, Pankova (Евдокимов, Панъкова), B-06poverkhnost, B-10 picnoclin.
Cells in short colonies, 21-22 ^m in diam., 31-42 ^m high. Cell density 11-23 thousands cells per m3 (8-14% of algal number), biomass — 0.15-0.3 mg per m3 (3-12% of algal biomass), water temperature 3.7-4.2 °С, salinity 31.1-32.3 %o. Diatom Chaetoceros socialis Lauder and dinoflagellate Ceratium arcticum (Ehrenb.) Cleve were dominated with this species in phytoplankton assemblage.
Chaetoceros pseudocurvisetus is a rare boreal-tropical marine species. It is known for Russia1 from the Sea of Japan (Gogorev et al., 2006), for Europe — from Ireland, North, Adriatic and Mediterranean seas (Guiry, Guiry, 2017).
1 Record ofthe species in the Black Sea is given in AlgaeBase (Guiry, Guiry, 2017), but the link to the electronic resource «BSPC Editorial Board 2014» (Black Sea Phytoplankton Checklist, http://phyto.bss.ibss.org.ua/Main_Page) is invalid.
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New chrysophytes records from Russia. S. N. Shadrina, T. V. Safronova. — Новые находки золотистых водорослей для России. С. Н. Шадрина, Т. В. Сафронова.
Paraphysomonas eiffelii H. A.Thomsen = Clathro-monas eiffelii (H. A.Thomsen) J. M. Scoble et Cavalier-Smith.
This species was twice found (31 V 2013 and 29 VIII 2017) in the water channel of Lugovoy park (Petergof, Petrodvortsovy District of St. Petersburg; 59°52'11.0"N, 29°54'02.6"E). The water parameters were measured on 31 V 2013 as follows: t = 23 °C, pH 7.5, specific conductivity 530 ^S ст-1, Safronova, water sample not preserved; and 29 VIII 2017: t = 16.5 °C; pH 7.5, specific conductivity of 453 ^S сш"1, Shadrina Ball_30.1_2017, algae collection of Komarov Botanical Institute.
Loose tower scales of this species were found (Plate I). Tower scales are 2.7 ^m long and with large-meshed funnel-shaped base 1.1 ^m in diam. Their projections up to 2 ^m long and terminate in a distinctly bifurcate tips 0.22-0.23 ^m long.
The species is widespread (Kristiansen, 2000). It is known from Austria (Pichrtova et al, 2013), Denmark (Thomsen et al, 1981), England (Preisig, Hibberd, 1982; Finlay, Clarke, 1999; Esteban et al, 2012), northern Germany (Hickel, Maaß, 1989), Hungary (Barreto, 2005), Chile (Dürrschmidt, 1982), Canada (Nicholls, 1984), Madagaskar (Hansen, 1996), China (Wei, Yuan, 2015) and South Korea (Kim, Kim, 2011). In all localities it is rare species and lives in freshwater reservoirs, swamps and also under ice. P. eiffelii has been reported in a wide range of conditions: pH varied from 6.2 (Barreto, 2005) to 8.7 (Wei, Yuan, 2015), conductivity from 102 ^S сш-1 (Pichrtova et al, 2013) to 890 ^S сш-1 (Preisig, Hibberd, 1982) and temperature of water from 0 °C (Thomsen et al, 1981) to 30 °C (Hansen, 1996).
Благодарности
Исследования Р. М. Гогорева, С. Н. Шадриной, Т. В. Сафроновой, выполнены в рамках плановой темы БИН РАН «Региональные таксономические и флористические исследования водорослей морских и континентальных водоемов» АААА-А18-118030790036-0. Работа С. Н. Шадриной, Т. В. Сафроновой выполнена на оборудовании ЦКП Ботанического института им. В. Л. Комарова РАН (Санкт-Петербург).
Plate I. Paraphysomonas eiffelii from Shadrina Ball_30.1_2017,
algae collection of Komarov Botanical Institute. Single tower scale. TEM. Scale bar: 0.25 ^m.
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Литература
Barreto S. 2005. The silica-scaled chrysophyte flora of Hungary. Nova Hedwigia Beiheft 128: 11-41.
Dürrschmidt M. 1982. Studies on the Chrysophyceae from south Chilean waters by means of scanning and transmission electron microscopy, II. Archiv fur Hydrobiologie Suppl. 63 (Algol. Stud. 31): 121-163.
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Hickel B., Maaß I. 1989. Scaled chrysophytes, including heterotrophic nanoflagellates from the lake district in Holstein, northern Germany. Nova Hedwigia Beiheft 95: 233-257.
Kim J. H.; Kim H. S. 2011. Seasonal occurrence of silica-scaled chrysophytes in a small eutrophic swamp, South Korea. Nova Hedwigia 93(3-4): 411-436.
Kristiansen J. 2000. Cosmopolitan Chrysophytes. Systematics and Geography of Plants. 70(2): 291-300.
Nicholls K. H. 1984. Eight Chrysophyceae new to North America. Phycologia 23 (2): 213-221. https://doi.org/10.2216/i0031-8884-23-2-213.!
Pichrtova M., Nemcova Y., Skaloud P., Rott E. 2013. Silica-scaled chrysophytes from North Tyrol (Austria) including a description of Mallomonas tirolensis sp. nov. Nova Hedwigia Beiheft 142: 069-085.
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Thomsen H. A., Zimmermann B., Moestrup O., Kristiansen J. 1981. Some new freshwater species of Paraphysomonas (Chrysophyceae). Nordic Journal of Botany 1: 559-581. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1756-1051.1981.tb00724.x
Wei Y.-X., Yuan X.-P. 2015. Studies on silica-scaled chrysophytes from the Daxinganling Mountains and Wudalianchi Lake Regions, China. Nova Hedwigia 101(3-4): 299-312. https://doi.org/10.1127/nova_hedwigia/2015/0271
