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Chara contraria with ecorticate stem and branchlets.

Chara contraria with ecorticate stem and branchlets.

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Fig. 7. Lok. 3. Small pond. Dense growth of Chara contraria on the...
Fig. 11. Bushy specimen of Chara contraria.
Fig. 12. Chara contraria. Whorls with ecorticated branchlets.
Fig. 15. Lake Rosenvatnet
+12 Fig. 18. Gametangia on ecorticate (lower segment with some descending...
Charophytes from alpine lakes in Láhko National Park, Northern Norway, with comments on Tolypella canadensis Sawa and a description of the observed morphological variation of
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Láhko National Park is part of a mountainous area in Nordland County, just north of the Arctic Circle. The bedrock here is marble/karst, with many lakes having a high calcium content, often creating favorable conditions for charophyte growth. A short growing season, low temperatures and high precipitation are factors which limit the full developmen...
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