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Identifier: phycologiaaustra02harv (find matches)
Title: Phycologia australica; or, A history of Australian sea weeds ... and a synopsis of all known Australian Algae ..
Year: 1859 (1850s)
Authors: Harvey, William H. (William Henry), 1811-1866
Subjects: Algae
Publisher: London, L. Reeve
Contributing Library: MBLWHOI Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MBLWHOI Library
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adhere to paper. By comparing the Plate now given with Plate II. (C. Muelleri),the resemblances and differences between these closely alliedspecies may be seen. Externally the present differs from theformer in its bright-green or yellowish colour, in the more lan-ceolate general outline, and in the more laxly set and patent orsquarrose ramenta. The microscope reveals another and moreessential character; the ramenta in C. hypnoides being forkednear the middle; and in C. Muelleri at the very base. Thepresent is much the commonest species; extending along thewhole west and south coasts of Australia, and to Tasmania andNew Zealand. It bears a remarkably close resemblance to aSwiss fossil, figured by Brongniart, under the name Fucoideshypnoides (Brongn. Hist. t. 9 bis, t. 1-2). Fig. 1. Caulerpa hypnoides,—the natural size. 2 One of the forked ramenta.3. Apex of one of the prongs. 4. One of the dichotomous scales from thesurculus :—the latter figures variously magnified. Jr .cute.IJJJV:
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Ser. Rhodospebme^. Fam. OryptonemiacecR. Plate LXXXV. GELINAMA ULVOIDEA, Sond^ Gen. Char. Frond thick and fleshy, flat, irregularly piimatifid, composedof thiee strata; the medullary of densely jmcked, interwoven, longitu-dinal filaments; the intermediate of several rows of roundish-angularcellules; the cortical of vertical, closely packed filaments. Fructifi-cation unknown.—Gelinaria (Sond.), homgelit, frost/ whence^e/«-tine, in allusion to the substance of this plant. Frons cartilagiueo-carnosa, plana, vage pinnatim composita, stratis tribus consti-tiita; strata medidlarl ex fills densissime implexis longitudiiudibns, inter-media cellulis parvis pluriseriatis rotimdato-angidatis, corticali fills vertica-libus crebris formato. Fructus ignotiis. Gelinaria ulvoidea, Sond. Gelinaria ulvoidea, Sond. In Mold and Sold. Bat. Zelt. 1845, jo. 55. Sond.in Lelim. PI. Prelss. w. 2. jo. 172. /. Ag. Sp. Alg. v. 2.jo. 197. Harv. inTrans. R. I. Acad. v. 22.p. 556. Marv. Jig. Exsic. n. 434. Halyme