Lyngbya

Typically, periphyton is made up of a diatoms, a variety of filamentous algae (including Spirogyra, Anabanea, Oscillatoria, Lyngbya, Pithophora spp), and cyanobacteria.

Aquatic plants 2008

Herbaceous vegetation is scarce, but species like Lyngbya sp.,

Mexican South Pacific Coast mangroves 2007

In 1971, Smith et al. identified a filamentous blue-green algae as Lyngbya sp. and a small green algae as Stichococcus bacillaris.

St. Peter and St. Paul rocks 2007

Lyngbya majuscula have recently given rise to a novel powerful antibiotic, malyngolide (Fenical, 1983).

Chapter 7 1991

A fine new species of _Lyngbya_ extends up as high as 11,000 feet.

Himalayan Journals — Complete 1864

Lyngbya produces toxins that produce a red, itchy rash with blisters when it comes in contact with skin.

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