Cross-section of a synechococcus, illustration - Stock-Grafiken

Illustration of the structure of a synechococcus, a unicellular cyanobacteria commonly found in surface waters. Within the cyanobacteria there are layers of thylakoid (green), carboxysomes (purple), the nucleoid (blue and in the centre), ribosomes (small white dots), storage granules (yellow), and cyanophycin (dark green)