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Original Articles

Comportamento Di Un Carattere Teratologico Comparso in Navicula Minima Grun

Pages 507-513 | Received 15 Jun 1968, Published online: 14 Sep 2009
 

Abstract

Behaviour of a teratological character present in «Navicula minima» Grun. — A teratological form with curved cells like the kidneys has been isolated from a culture of Navicula minima Grun, to follow the behaviour during the biological cycle. Alternately varied cells in the morphology of the frustules appeared in the descendants, deriving from a modification more or less evident in the initial teratological character. The main cause of this phenomenon can be found in the normalization process of the frustules that has been put in relation to a probable plasticity of the cellular Silicon walls. The cells, even though more or less deformed, have given origin to auxozygotes which, having terminated their growth, have formed perfectly normal frustules.

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