Euglenophyceae: Euglenales
Mastigophora: Euglenida

Euglena Images

by Chi Ling Wang
Dept. of Nature Science Education, National Chia-Yi Teacher's College, Taiwan

Euglena acus ??, cells have two rod shape paramylons separated by nucleus, numerous discoid chloroplasts, peripheral; with short non-hyaline cauda (55x5-6um), x 1000, by Chi Ling Wang
20 um 40 um 60 um; x 1000

Euglena sp., cell with numerous discoid chloroplast, numerous small ring shape paramylon grains and many orange pigments scatter in cytoplasm; nucleus (10 um in diameter) locate at near posterior end, with short cauda, cell size 90um x10 um (no.1 from left), 96um x12 um (no.2, no.3; may be masked by green pigment), x 1000 and x 400 (right), by Chi Ling Wang

Euglena sp., spiral cell shape (55um x9.5um) with very short cauda, x 1000, by Chi Ling Wang

Euglena sp., cell with numerous discoid chloroplasts seems has a pyrenoid on it; with short cauda; seems without (or a few) paramylon grain (55 um x 12 um) nucleus 6um in diameter, locate at posterior part, x 1000, by Chi Ling Wang
20 um 40 um 60 um; x 1000

Euglena sp., cell shape like a ballon, large discoid peripheral chloroplasts locate at anterior part of cell; with short cauda; 34um x 15-5um (anterior-middle), x 1000, by Chi Ling Wang

Ruler, x 1000, by Chi Ling Wang

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