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VEGETATIVE REPRODUCTION OF THE FRESHWATER DINOFLAGELLATE GLOEODINIUM MONTANUM 1

The vegetative life cycle of Gloeodinium montanum Klebs was examined. In unialgal cultures G. montanum divided predominantly by binary fission once every 2‐3 weeks. Nuclear division was followed by a delayed cytokinesis producing non‐motile G. montanum cells. When placed in fresh media 2‐4 biflagellated swarmers were formed. The swarmers, although similar in appearance to those of Hemidinium ochraceum Levander (1900), differ from that species in their dimensions. During vegetative reproduction swarmers developed directly into non‐motile vegetative cells.