lisäkuituna
Lisäkuituna, also known as known as caulobiata or false seaweed, is a type of seaweed belonging to the family Caulobacteraceae. It is characterized by its branched, filamentous structure resembling that of a sponge.
Lisäkuituna was first described by Åkerman in 1897, and since then, it has been the subject of
Lisäkuituna can be found in cold, freshwater environments, often in symbiotic relationships with other organisms. Its
Research has indicated that the cells of lisäkuituna exhibit motility by rotating movements, similar to cilia.
The microscopic characteristics of lisäkuituna have primarily been studied at the light microscopy level, primarily through