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Desmids are single-celled freshwater algae with remarkable shapes and ornamentations. This species, Micrasterias rotata, is one of the larger ones and mainly lives in acidic bogs, making it rare. This time-lapse shows a Micrasterias undergoing cell division. Desmids belong to the Charophyta division, from which land plants emerged. 🎥 wvanegmond_micro

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