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Chloroplast cyclosis in waterweed, microscopy - 4K stock video

Light microscope footage of cells of the waterweed Egeria densa, showing cyclosis of chloroplasts. Cyclosis is the movement of cytoplasm and internal structures within a cell. In plant cells like this, the photosynthetic chloroplasts can be moved to a position more optimal for exposure to light. Egeria densa, formerly Elodea densa, is a fast-growing aquatic plant popular in freshwater aquaria. It has also escaped from captivity in many areas, and has become an invasive species
Light microscope footage of cells of the waterweed Egeria densa, showing cyclosis of chloroplasts. Cyclosis is the movement of cytoplasm and internal structures within a cell. In plant cells like this, the photosynthetic chloroplasts can be moved to a position more optimal for exposure to light. Egeria densa, formerly Elodea densa, is a fast-growing aquatic plant popular in freshwater aquaria. It has also escaped from captivity in many areas, and has become an invasive species
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