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    Carl Zeiss sem micrographs smartsem version 6.08
    Regular subunit patterns and honeycomb-like structures observed in <t>SEM</t> <t>micrographs</t> of Tetraselmis jejuensis . ( a , b ) The unique patterns are observed in the broad lateral views. ( c , d ) Magnified views of regions highlighted by black squares in the adjacent panels. Scale bars = 2 µm for ( a ), ( b ). Scale bars = 1 µm for ( c , d ).
    Sem Micrographs Smartsem Version 6.08, supplied by Carl Zeiss, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    1) Product Images from "Tetraselmis jejuensis sp. nov. (Chlorodendrophyceae), a Euryhaline Microalga Found in Supralittoral Tide Pools at Jeju Island, Korea"

    Article Title: Tetraselmis jejuensis sp. nov. (Chlorodendrophyceae), a Euryhaline Microalga Found in Supralittoral Tide Pools at Jeju Island, Korea

    Journal: Plants

    doi: 10.3390/plants10071289

    Regular subunit patterns and honeycomb-like structures observed in SEM micrographs of Tetraselmis jejuensis . ( a , b ) The unique patterns are observed in the broad lateral views. ( c , d ) Magnified views of regions highlighted by black squares in the adjacent panels. Scale bars = 2 µm for ( a ), ( b ). Scale bars = 1 µm for ( c , d ).
    Figure Legend Snippet: Regular subunit patterns and honeycomb-like structures observed in SEM micrographs of Tetraselmis jejuensis . ( a , b ) The unique patterns are observed in the broad lateral views. ( c , d ) Magnified views of regions highlighted by black squares in the adjacent panels. Scale bars = 2 µm for ( a ), ( b ). Scale bars = 1 µm for ( c , d ).

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    Morphological characteristics of Tetraselmis jejuensis in various life stages. ( a , b ) Motile cells, present in the flagellated stage. Resting cells were formed in response to stressful conditions or cellular reproduction. ( c ) Scattered cells including a resting cell highlighted by a black square, along with its magnified view. ( d ) Lateral, and ( e ) apical views of the resting cell. ( f , g ) Non-motile cells surrounded by single or bilayer membranes. ( h – k ) Asymmetric cell division in the process of vegetative reproduction; separated pyrenoids were observed (black arrows). Micrographs were obtained using SEM ( a , c , d , e ), TEM ( h , j ), and light microscopy ( b , f , g , i , k ). Scale bars (black) = 2 µm. Scale bars (white) = 20 µm.
    Figure Legend Snippet: Morphological characteristics of Tetraselmis jejuensis in various life stages. ( a , b ) Motile cells, present in the flagellated stage. Resting cells were formed in response to stressful conditions or cellular reproduction. ( c ) Scattered cells including a resting cell highlighted by a black square, along with its magnified view. ( d ) Lateral, and ( e ) apical views of the resting cell. ( f , g ) Non-motile cells surrounded by single or bilayer membranes. ( h – k ) Asymmetric cell division in the process of vegetative reproduction; separated pyrenoids were observed (black arrows). Micrographs were obtained using SEM ( a , c , d , e ), TEM ( h , j ), and light microscopy ( b , f , g , i , k ). Scale bars (black) = 2 µm. Scale bars (white) = 20 µm.

    Techniques Used: Light Microscopy



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    Carl Zeiss sem micrographs smartsem version 6.08
    Regular subunit patterns and honeycomb-like structures observed in <t>SEM</t> <t>micrographs</t> of Tetraselmis jejuensis . ( a , b ) The unique patterns are observed in the broad lateral views. ( c , d ) Magnified views of regions highlighted by black squares in the adjacent panels. Scale bars = 2 µm for ( a ), ( b ). Scale bars = 1 µm for ( c , d ).
    Sem Micrographs Smartsem Version 6.08, supplied by Carl Zeiss, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Average 90 stars, based on 1 article reviews
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    Regular subunit patterns and honeycomb-like structures observed in SEM micrographs of Tetraselmis jejuensis . ( a , b ) The unique patterns are observed in the broad lateral views. ( c , d ) Magnified views of regions highlighted by black squares in the adjacent panels. Scale bars = 2 µm for ( a ), ( b ). Scale bars = 1 µm for ( c , d ).

    Journal: Plants

    Article Title: Tetraselmis jejuensis sp. nov. (Chlorodendrophyceae), a Euryhaline Microalga Found in Supralittoral Tide Pools at Jeju Island, Korea

    doi: 10.3390/plants10071289

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Regular subunit patterns and honeycomb-like structures observed in SEM micrographs of Tetraselmis jejuensis . ( a , b ) The unique patterns are observed in the broad lateral views. ( c , d ) Magnified views of regions highlighted by black squares in the adjacent panels. Scale bars = 2 µm for ( a ), ( b ). Scale bars = 1 µm for ( c , d ).

    Article Snippet: The apical depression width, width of specific scales, regular subunit patterns on the cell surface, and thin pit hair length of T . jejuensis cells were measured using SEM micrographs (SmartSEM version 6.08, Carl Zeiss, Oberkochen, Germany).

    Techniques:

    Morphological characteristics of Tetraselmis jejuensis in various life stages. ( a , b ) Motile cells, present in the flagellated stage. Resting cells were formed in response to stressful conditions or cellular reproduction. ( c ) Scattered cells including a resting cell highlighted by a black square, along with its magnified view. ( d ) Lateral, and ( e ) apical views of the resting cell. ( f , g ) Non-motile cells surrounded by single or bilayer membranes. ( h – k ) Asymmetric cell division in the process of vegetative reproduction; separated pyrenoids were observed (black arrows). Micrographs were obtained using SEM ( a , c , d , e ), TEM ( h , j ), and light microscopy ( b , f , g , i , k ). Scale bars (black) = 2 µm. Scale bars (white) = 20 µm.

    Journal: Plants

    Article Title: Tetraselmis jejuensis sp. nov. (Chlorodendrophyceae), a Euryhaline Microalga Found in Supralittoral Tide Pools at Jeju Island, Korea

    doi: 10.3390/plants10071289

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Morphological characteristics of Tetraselmis jejuensis in various life stages. ( a , b ) Motile cells, present in the flagellated stage. Resting cells were formed in response to stressful conditions or cellular reproduction. ( c ) Scattered cells including a resting cell highlighted by a black square, along with its magnified view. ( d ) Lateral, and ( e ) apical views of the resting cell. ( f , g ) Non-motile cells surrounded by single or bilayer membranes. ( h – k ) Asymmetric cell division in the process of vegetative reproduction; separated pyrenoids were observed (black arrows). Micrographs were obtained using SEM ( a , c , d , e ), TEM ( h , j ), and light microscopy ( b , f , g , i , k ). Scale bars (black) = 2 µm. Scale bars (white) = 20 µm.

    Article Snippet: The apical depression width, width of specific scales, regular subunit patterns on the cell surface, and thin pit hair length of T . jejuensis cells were measured using SEM micrographs (SmartSEM version 6.08, Carl Zeiss, Oberkochen, Germany).

    Techniques: Light Microscopy