Marine Species Traits

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Traits source details

Name

Skvortzow, B.W. (Skvortzov, B.V.) (1929). Freshwater Diatoms from Amoy, South China. The China Journal. Shanghai, 2 (11)(1): 40-44, 1 pl.

SourceID

263295

Authors

Skvortzow, B.W. (Skvortzov, B.V.)

Year

1929

Title

Freshwater Diatoms from Amoy, South China.

Journal

The China Journal. Shanghai

Suffix

2 (11)(1): 40-44, 1 pl.

Type

Publication

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Taxa (20)

Cyclotella kuetzingiana var. hankensis Skvortzow, 1929 (original description)
Cyclotella meneghiniana var. hankiensis Skvortzow, 1929 (original description)
Diploneis elliptica var. hankae Skvortzow, 1929 (original description)
Eunotia fragilarioides var. elongata Skvortzow, 1929 (original description)
Eunotia major var. hankensis Skvortzow, 1929 (original description)
Eunotia pectinalis var. chinensis Skvortzow, 1929 (original description)
Eunotia sudetica f. hankensis Skvortzow, 1929 (original description)
Eunotia tautoniensis var. hankensis Skvortzow, 1929 (original description)
Frustulia chinensis Skvortzow, 1929 accepted as Frustulia rhomboides var. chinensis (Skvortzov, 2012) (original description)
Frustulia vulgaris var. constricta Skvortzow, 1929 (original description)
Gomphonema puiggarianum var. sinica Skvortzow, 1929 (original description)
Gomphonema sinica Skvortzow, 1929 (original description)
Melosira irregularis var. hankensis Skvortzow, 1929 (original description)
Melosira italica var. hankensis Skvortzow, 1929 (original description)
Navicula chinensis Skvortzow, 1929 (original description)
Navicula fukiensis Skvortzow, 1929 (original description)
Navicula lambda var. recta Skvortzow, 1929 (original description)
Navicula nivalis var. chinensis Skvortzow, 1929 (original description)
Stauroneis chinensis Skvortzow, 1929 (original description)
Surirella angusta var. amoyensis Skvortzow, 1929 (original description)