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Euglena, a swimming micro-organism, exhibited a characteristic bioconvectionthat was localized at the center of a sealed chamber under bright illuminationto induce negative phototaxis. This localized pattern consisted of high-densityspots, in which convection was found. These observations were reproduced by amathematical model that was based on the phototaxis of individual cells in boththe vertical and lateral directions. Our results indicate that this convectionis maintained by upward swimming, as with general bioconvection, and thelocalization originates from lateral phototaxis.

Localized bioconvection of Euglena caused by phototaxis in the lateral direction