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   Didymosphenia geminata alga
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    Cymbella spp.


    In comparison to these species, D. geminata is remarkable for the great length and thickness of the stalks in comparison to the cell body, and for the very strong attachment of the stalks to the substrate (Kilroy, 2004).
    Gomphoneis spp.


    In comparison to these species, D. geminata is remarkable for the great length and thickness of the stalks in comparison to the cell body, and for the very strong attachment of the stalks to the substrate (Kilroy, 2004).
    Gomphonema spp.


    In comparison to these species, D. geminata is remarkable for the great length and thickness of the stalks in comparison to the cell body, and for the very strong attachment of the stalks to the substrate (Kilroy, 2004).
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