Great find! Thanks very much Brian. -Keith "urginia" wrote:

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If you have the time can you send me 5-10 picture with terms and I will try to get something going. Lets start with simple things so the explanations aren't exhaustive and build from there. When quest

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While we are in the process of discussing how best to proceed with some form of database and glossary, I would like to recommend reviewing a recently developed website - DIATOMS of the United States:

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Mary, I created an album, Reproduction, and moved your images into it, with small edits to the names on the way. I added in a couple of mine that I think are of an initial cell of a Cymbella. You can

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Recently, one of us was reviewing Pleurosira on Diatoms of North America and noticed that the terms ocelli and orbicular were not in the glossary. Through the public contact form he requested that the

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Anyone have favorite botanical or diatom glossaries? We could put them in Links or Files. Cal Academy has one at http://research.calacademy.org/redirect?url=http://researcharchive.calacademy.org/resea

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Does everyone here know of Steve Gill's glossary? If not it's worth checking out. It's available on CD for very little from Savona books. Leszek

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Hi everyone I started a St. Laurent photo album. Trinacria barronii has been tough to pin down. It's the last two images in the album. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/diatom_forum/photos/album/0/list?or

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From a partly cleaned sample from a freshwater pond in Oregon, three images with 40x objective of the longest Cymbella I have seen. Length = 347 µm, width = 61 µm. The circular area around the distal

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Dick, I'm not sure that this is relevant to your specific case, but I'm beginning to notice a distinctly "different look" for species of Gomphonema depending upon the orientation of the valve about th

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Hi Dick This is outstanding. I learned a great deal from this. There's a good glossary that got me through your fine message here. http://westerndiatoms.colorado.edu/ Thanks for taking the time. It re

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A new image has now been added to the Monthly ID Challenge folder. It's another larger centric specimen with distinctive features - 5x protuberances toward the perimeter. It has a domed central region

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One last diatom then I will give it and you all a rest. Can't find this one. Not sure that the toxic environment got to this one. See charles stapleton pictures Tks. Chuck

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I've been working on some Cymbellas with different numbers of perforations near the central nodule. Can one tell the difference between "stigma" and "stigmata" with the LM? Are "stigmas" defined as ve

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Rob, >>When I found them both having a valid status, I became confused<< When that word "valid" appears in the Catalog, it tells you only that the name is validly published, according to the rules of

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Hi I got a note from Steve Gill via the Diatoms Ireland site and which I enclose below. 'I notice that Klaus has posted the details of the Diatom Resources DVDs in the file folder on the yahoo forum,

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I recently had the opportunity to work with Sarah Spaulding to revise the glossary of the Diatoms of the US web flora. We have edited existing definitions, added new definitions,created illustrations

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