Myxobolus warniakiensis sp. n. (Myxosporidia, Bivalvulea, Myxobolidae) new parasite of Lota lota from lake Warniak (Mazurian Lakeland, Poland).
SL Kazubski, SAM El-Tantawy - 1989 - cabidigitallibrary.org
SL Kazubski, SAM El-Tantawy
1989•cabidigitallibrary.orgM. warniakiensis sp. nov. spores were found in 1989 on the gills of 2 of 3 L. lota from Lake
Warniak in the Mazurian Lakeland, Poland. The ellipsoidal spores are 9.5-10.8× 8.0-9.5 µm
in size and are characterized by a large, conspicuous structure. Under phase contrast
microscopy, the outer layer of the shell is strongly refractive, giving the appearance of a
black outer cover. Markings are occasionally visible. The new species is differentiated from
the 4 other species recorded from this host by a number of characteristics.
Warniak in the Mazurian Lakeland, Poland. The ellipsoidal spores are 9.5-10.8× 8.0-9.5 µm
in size and are characterized by a large, conspicuous structure. Under phase contrast
microscopy, the outer layer of the shell is strongly refractive, giving the appearance of a
black outer cover. Markings are occasionally visible. The new species is differentiated from
the 4 other species recorded from this host by a number of characteristics.
Abstract
M. warniakiensis sp. nov. spores were found in 1989 on the gills of 2 of 3 L. lota from Lake Warniak in the Mazurian Lakeland, Poland. The ellipsoidal spores are 9.5-10.8×8.0-9.5 µm in size and are characterized by a large, conspicuous structure. Under phase contrast microscopy, the outer layer of the shell is strongly refractive, giving the appearance of a black outer cover. Markings are occasionally visible. The new species is differentiated from the 4 other species recorded from this host by a number of characteristics.
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