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The cells of this green alga, Cladophora, are joined end to end to form a tree-like structure. Cladophora are common in freshwater streams and the Yellowstone River.  This image has been selected from 'Seen and Unseen, Discovering the Microbes of Yellowstone' by Kathy Sheehan, David Patterson, Brett Leigh Dicks and Joan Henson, and published by Globe Pequot Press download as pdf file
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Cladophora

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Cladophora in other collections

Cladophora, from Freshwater and Terrestrial Microbes of Idaho (USA) and Elsewhere	Cladophora, from Microbes of Mono Lake	Cycladophora favosa, from Haeckel's Challenger radiolaria	Cycladophora favosa (2), from Haeckel's Challenger radiolaria	Cycladophora goetheana, from Haeckel's Challenger radiolaria
Cycladophora fenestrata, from Haeckel's Challenger radiolaria	Cycladophora pantheon, from Haeckel's Challenger radiolaria	Cladophora, from Limnic and marine Protists of Northern Germany and the Alps	Cladophora, from Freshwater and Terrestrial Microbes of Idaho (USA) and Elsewhere