[Photo collage] Marine diatom (Coscinodiscus waleissi). Being a major part of the phytoplankton community, Coscinodiscus, like other diatoms, plays a role in carbon and silicon cycling in marine environments. When they die, their silica frustules sink to the seafloor, contributing to the marine silica cycle and sometimes forming diatomaceous deposits. Microscopic image with selective focus. St. Peter Ording, North Sea, Germany | [Fotocollage] Kieselalgen (Coscinodiscus waleissi), St. Peter Ording, Wattennmeer, Nordsee, Deutschland
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ALGE ALGEN Algae DIATOMEEN Diatom Diatom cell EINZELLIG KIESELALGE KIESELALGEN KIESELALGENZELLE KIESELSCHALE MIKROALGE MIKROAUFNAHME MIKROBIOLOGIE MIKROKOSMOS MIKROSKOPIE MIKROSKOPISCH Marine microorganism Micro Micro Organism Micro Organisms Micro-algae Microbiology Microorganism Microscopic Microscopy PHOTOMIKROGRAFIE PRIMÄRPRODUZENT PROTISTEN Photomicrography Phytoplankton Primary producer Protista SILIZIUM Silica shell Silicate Small World Unicellular
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![[Photo collage] Marine diatom (Coscinodiscus waleissi). Being a major part of the phytoplankton community, Coscinodiscus, like other diatoms, plays a role in carbon and silicon cycling in marine environments. When they die, their silica frustules sink to the seafloor, contributing to the marine silica cycle and sometimes forming diatomaceous deposits. Microscopic image with selective focus. St. Peter Ording, North Sea, Germany | [Fotocollage] Kieselalgen (Coscinodiscus waleissi), St. Peter Ording, Wattennmeer, Nordsee, Deutschland](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003s1MEwpmBnM/fit=1000x750/20230809-212433-B.jpg)
