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 Filamentous Oscillatoria
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 Domain:    Bacteria
 
 Phylum:   Cyanobacteria
 
 Class:  Cyanophyceae
 
 Order:   Oscillatoriales
 
 Family:   Oscillatoriaceae
 
 Genus:  Oscillatoria
 
 Commonly found in:   In water troughs made for drinking water to animals Reproduction:  By fragmentation


 Oscillatoria are green, unbranched filamentous green cyanobacteria. They show oscillating movement in which filaments can slide back and forth in order to orient themselves towards a light source. Even they have ability of photosynthesis.

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 Oscillations by Oscillatoria
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Oscillatoria

Siddhi Parab

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