Abstracts
Among unicellular and colonial Cyanobacteria the family Merismopediaceae is characterized by having solitary cells or one layered flat or spherical or irregular colonies with or without central mucilaginous stands or stalks. Cells characteristically, divide in two planes and they are at right angle to each other. Further, daughter cells reach to original size and shape before next division takes place. At the global level, there are about 15 genera and 190 species in the family. The well established genera of the family are Synechocystis, Aphanocapsa, Merismopedia, Coelosphaerium and Gomphosphaeria.
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Among unicellular and colonial Cyanobacteria the family Merismopediaceae is characterized by having solitary cells or one layered flat or spherical or irregular colonies with or without central mucilaginous stands or stalks. Cells characteristically, divide in two planes and they are at right angle to each other. Further, daughter cells reach to original size and shape before next division takes place. At the global level, there are about 15 genera and 190 species in the family. The well established genera of the family are Synechocystis, Aphanocapsa, Merismopedia, Coelosphaerium and Gomphosphaeria.
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