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Naviculoid

Mucopolysaccharide

Panduriform

Naviculoid means 'navicula-like', or shaped like a boat. The genus Navicula was described in 1822 by Bory for its boat-like valve margin.

Image Credit: Mark Edlund

Living cell of Navicula showing the cell cytoplasm, including the marginal chloroplasts. The genus was named for its 'boat-like' shape.