Chroomonas baltica explained

Chroomonas baltica is a species of cryptophyte first described by J. Büttner in 1910, as Cyanomonas baltica.[1] It would be reclassified to its current genus by N. Carter in 1937.[2]

Büttner observed C. baltica off the coast of Strande in 1910, naming it Cyanomonas baltica, from the blue color of the chromatophore and the sea it was discovered.

Notes and References

  1. J. Büttner . 1910 . Die farbigen Flagellaten des Kieler Hafens.
  2. N. Carter . 1937 . New or interesting algae from brackish water . Arch. Protistenkd. . 90 . 1–68.

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