Rob, Many thanks. Waiting for a Forum response is a lot faster than waiting on a library during the Ontario lockdown! I'm familiar with Round (1990) though not as a paperback, but I skimmed over repro

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Based on the request of member Peter Hallett, Diatoms of North America (diatoms.org) has added two new terms, ocellus and pseudocellus [1]. Each term is part of the suite of porefield terms, which is

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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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Hi Raymond That's a relief. (sort of) :) Sounds like great sample. My St. Laurent sample has a lot of small forms and very few larger ones except Surirella biseriata which was fully intact. Best of lu

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Hi Dick et al I've been following this thread with immense interest and enjoyment and, as usual, have learnt so much about observing and not grabbing the obvious answer. Productive indeed and thanks t

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Keith, An excellent description! I think this is exactly right. Dick

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Brian and Charles, Thank you very much, I appreciate your comments! Dick

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Klaus, Thanks for your comment on the Toome Bridge images. Most of them are just quick "snapshots", that I make for measurements. And I regret that some are a bit dark -- I have yet to learn how to cu

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Hello Brian, Thanks for the advice. Teratological it is. I heard that term last month but did not have the time to explore. I take it that a teratological change is more immediate and not necessarily

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In case you haven't tried it, if you click the image for the definition of stigma, it opens to several examples, which also expand.

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No worries, Dick. We do look somewhat alike in cyberspace. ~Rob

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Steve has indeed joined the group, as of this morning. Dick

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

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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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This is my favorite fresh water web site. I hope they keep going for a while. I like augmenting it with images at the ANSP web site, too. Rob

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We might want also to take a look at the glossary on the Diatoms of the US (http://westerndiatoms.colorado.edu/glossary). Some of the terms have pictures Rob K

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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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