Excerpt from The Botanical Atlas<br/><br/>The young cell stains deeply, showing the protoplasm to be dense, the next is undergoing division lengthways, and the third shows transverse division. Fig. Lb. Showing different stages of division, ending in the formation of a colony. Oscillatoria (so named from its oscillating or pendulum-like movement) occurs in various situations, either in water or on damp earth; but it may be found at any season of the year by the roadside, where it forms those spreading green patches at the bottom of damp walls, etc....
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