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Leptocerus bifascipennis (Ulmer, 1930) i c g (Leptocerus species)
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Leptocerus circumflexus Mey, 1998 i c g (Leptocerus species)
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Leptocerus bahuchaka Schmid, 1987 i c g (Leptocerus species)
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Leptocerus wanleelagi Malicky & Chantaramongkol, 1991 i c g (Leptocerus species)
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Leptocerus foederatus (Ulmer, 1951) i c g (Leptocerus species)
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Leptocerus vakrita Schmid, 1987 i c g (Leptocerus species)
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The Leptocerus species is a genus of the chlorella family of Chlorophyta. Unicellular algae that live alone and aggregate into colonies. They are widely distributed in nutrient-rich freshwater, saltwater, and soil. They are one of the indicator species of multiple pollution zones and α-medium pollution zones. In oxidation ponds, it often forms biofilm with other algae and bacteria, which plays a certain role in sewage purification. It is easy to be cultured artificially. It is an ideal experimental material for studying water pollution and a good bait organism for fish.
This random generator tool collates 120 entries, detailing the different species and names of the bacteria, there must be you are very strange and eager to know the species.
Data sources: i = ITIS, c = Catalogue of Life, g = GBIF, b = Bugguide.net
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