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Euglenophyceae: Euglenales
Mastigophora: Euglenida

Euglena granulata
(Klebs) Schmitz, 1884

Species: Cell body fusiform (spindle-shaped), 62-95 μm long, 18-24 μm wide, euglenoid movement active; chloroplasts saucer-shaped, slightly lobed (or wavy ?), 8-14 in number, a prenoid covered with paramylon sheath located at the center; a flagellum nearly equal to or slightly longer than the cell body; nucleus spherical 8-10 μm in diam.; stigma 5 μm; many small granules present within cytoplasm (An Illustrated Guide to Freshwater Zooplankton in Japan, 2000).
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Euglena
E. granulata
82 x 16 μm
Tatebayashi
Gunma, 2001
Euglena granulata
E. granulata
94 x 15 μm
near Ukima park
Tokyo, 2001
Euglena granulata
E. granulata
μm
Kisai town
Saitama, 2003
Euglena
E. granulata
86 x 13 μm
near Ukima park
Tokyo, 2001
Euglena granulata
E. granulata ?
70 x 14 μm
stigma large
Iwajuku
Gunma, 2001
Euglena
E. granulata ?
98 x 18 μm
Mihashi Park
Saitama, 2002
Euglena
E. granulata ?
with parasites
Mihashi Park
Saitama, 2002
Euglena
E. granulata ?
Senjo-ga-hara
Nikko
Tochigi, 2003
Euglena
E. granulata ?
78-90 μm
Kami-muneoka
Shiki
Saitama, 2004
Euglena
E. granulata ?
μm
Torinome
Kuroiso
Tochigi, 2004

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Euglena granulata
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