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Stachyamoeba (stack-ee-a-me-ba) is a free-living amoeba, usually flattended, expanded anterior margin with broad hyaline zone. With filaments arising from the uroid. At one time treated as a gruberellid and probably related to the acrasids, it can be seen to have a flagellated stage with two flagella which indicates that it is a fairly conventional heteroloboseid. Phase contrast.
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Stachyamoeba (stack-ee-a-me-ba) is a free-living amoeba, usually flattended, expanded anterior margin with broad hyaline zone. With filaments arising from the uroid. At one time treated as a gruberellid and probably related to the acrasids, it can be seen to have a flagellated stage with two flagella which indicates that it is a fairly conventional heteroloboseid. Cysts have an irregular wall. Differential interference contrast.
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Stachyamoeba (stack-ee-a-me-ba) is a free-living amoeba, usually flattended, expanded anterior margin with broad hyaline zone. With filaments arising from the uroid. At one time treated as a gruberellid and probably related to the acrasids, it can be seen to have a flagellated stage with two flagella which indicates that it is a fairly conventional heteroloboseid. Phase contrast.
