Abstract
Forty years ago, after 1 1/2 years of weekly surveys, a Baltimore fishpond was inoculated with three identifiable clones of Pandorina morum. The results of subsequent recollection attempts are published in Amer. Naturalist 118:761 (1981). More recently, molecular analyses have permitted characterization of the P. morum population that was endemic to the pond. The results, and their comparison with those from other P. morum sites, challenge some longstanding assumptions concerning the importance of various lifehistory stages to the introduction and maintenance of algal populations in temperate freshwater locales.
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