Algae Australian Algae Name Index (AANI)

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Showing Nitzschia linearis

Bacillariaceae

, legitimate

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39, pl. XIII [13]: fig. 110

[tax. nov.]

Comment: This name is often thought to be based upon Frustrulia linearis C.Agardh. This is a mscrpt name at best, not a basinym.

1–358

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APC Comment: T.J.Entwisle and L.Nairn (2011) use this taxon concept.
Distribution: New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, Tasmania, Western Australia, Northern Territory

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Comment: Usually in fresh water; also estuarine
Distribution: W.A. (Perth)
Ex.distribution: U.S.A. (Alaska, Oregon, Colorado, Florida), British Isles, North Sea, Baltic Sea, Kara Sea, Germany, Austria, Spain, Albania, Romania, Thailand, Philippines, China, Hawaiian Islands