- One species,
Stichococcus bacillaris is
economically important as it
produces fatty acids useful for biofuels. The name
Stichococcus originates from...
- commercially,
including for use in flip-flops and in surf boards. The alga
Stichococcus bacillaris has been seen to
colonize silicone resins used at archaeological...
-
closely related to
Stichococcus and
related genus, a
common genus of
algae with rod-shaped cells.
Desmococcus differs from
Stichococcus and its congeners...
- high-salinity
ponds to
shades of pink, red, and orange.
Other bacteria such as
Stichococcus also
contribute tints.[citation needed]
Notable salt
ponds include: The...
-
polysilicate and
various disiloxanes are used as
starting materials. The
algae Stichococcus bacillaris and
certain fungal species have been seen to
colonize silicone...
-
relationships with
various types of
green algae,
including Dictyochloropsis,
Stichococcus, Trentepohlia, and
members of the
Trebouxioid group. The most distinctive...
-
phylogenetics have
shown that
additional algae with
simple morphologies, such as
Stichococcus, also
belong to the same
clade as this family.
Molecular phylogenetic...
-
studies have
found that
coccoid algae of very
simple morphology, such as
Stichococcus, also
belong to this order.
Genera of
uncertain placement to
family include:...
- tricornutum: 31%dw
Scenedesmus TR-84: 45%dw
Schizochytrium 50–77%dw
Stichococcus: 33(9–59)%dw
Tetraselmis suecica: 15–32%dw Thal****iosira pseudonana:...
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While capable of
independent growth, it
occasionally ****ociates with
Stichococcus-like
algae without forming true
lichen structures. The
species is adapted...
