1987
DOI: 10.1002/j.1996-8175.1987.tb03924.x
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Acrosymphytaceae, a New Family in the Order Gigartinales Sensu Lato (Rhodophyta)

Abstract: Summary The monogeneric family Acrosymphytaceae is proposed on the basis of unique female reproductive structures and post‐fertilization events. The family is included in the order Gigartinales sensu lato.

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“…2011). In the Florideophyceae, these features are also observed in the Peyssonneliales and Acrosymphytales (Kylin 1925; Lindstrom 1987; Kato & Masuda 2000), but, within the Gigartinales, they are unique to the DGR complex. Among the Gigartinales, the Ptilocladiopsidaceae, Kallymeniaceae and Etheliaceae were phylogenetically close to the DGR complex.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…2011). In the Florideophyceae, these features are also observed in the Peyssonneliales and Acrosymphytales (Kylin 1925; Lindstrom 1987; Kato & Masuda 2000), but, within the Gigartinales, they are unique to the DGR complex. Among the Gigartinales, the Ptilocladiopsidaceae, Kallymeniaceae and Etheliaceae were phylogenetically close to the DGR complex.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…The DGR complex shares (i) separate carpogonial branches and auxiliary cell branches (non-procarpic) that are more than two-celled and distinct from vegetative branches and (ii) fusion of the carpogonium with other cells of the carpogonial branch prior to formation of the secondary connecting filaments (Wiseman 1977;Shepley & Womersley 1983;Moe 1985;Payo et al 2011). In the Florideophyceae, these features are also observed in the Peyssonneliales and Acrosymphytales (Kylin 1925;Lindstrom 1987;Kato & Masuda 2000), but, within the Gigartinales, they are unique to the DGR complex. Among the Gigartinales, the Ptilocladiopsidaceae, Kallymeniaceae and Etheliaceae were phylogenetically close to the DGR complex.…”
Section: Non-monophyletic Dumontiaceaementioning
confidence: 99%