Abstract
Members of the subfamily Scotiellocystoideae FOTT 1976 are often found in terrestrial habitats and characterized by their sculptured cell wall with meridional ribs. Six isolates of the genera Scotiellopsis, Coelastrella and Graesiella from the culture collection of algae at the university of Innsbruck (Austria) have been investigated with light- and electron microscope and new or additional observations on morphology, cytology and reproduction are dealt with. The taxonomic position of each strain is also discussed.
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