oscillatorioid

oscillatorioid

English

Adjective

oscillatorioid (not comparable)

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   • 1966, Roy E. Cameron, ‎Gerald B. Blank, ‎United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Desert algae: soil crusts and diaphanous substrata as algal habitats (page 26)

     These algae may be found in desert, as well as non-desert, soils which contain moisture that is available for an extended time period. The filamentous blue-green algae include nostocoid, scytonematoid, rivularioid, and oscillatorioid species.

   • 1971, Louis O. Quam, ‎Horace D. Porter, Research in the Antarctic (page 178)

     Also, all of these algae appear to be typical of similar forms found in arid soils of temperate zones (Llano, 1962). The oscillatorioid forms are the most common (Drouet, 1962), […]