Morphology of the type and Australian species of Dudresnaya (Dumontiaceae, Rhodophyta)

Robins, P. A.; Kraft, Gerald T.

doi:10.2216/i0031-8884-24-1-1.1

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“…Dudresnaya japonica was described by Okamura (1908) with syntype localities of Cape Nomo (Nagasaki Prefecture), Futaye (Island Amakusa), Mie Prefecture, and Kanagawa Prefecture. The traits seen in the Omani plants agree in most respects with the account given by Robins and Kraft (1985) of this species, except for the non-cleft cystocarps and the absence of the mucilage coat around the auxiliary cell filament. Robins and Kraft depicted D. japonica as most closely related to Dudresnaya hawaiiensis R. K. S. Lee.…”

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Further connections between the benthic marine algal floras of the northern Arabian Sea and Japan

Wynne¹

2000

Phycological Res

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Identifications made on some recent collections of benthic marine algae from the Sultanate of Oman, northern Arabian Sea, have revealed several new records for this region. A total of eight species, representing five species of Rhodophyceae, two species of Phaeophyceae, and a single species each of Chlorophyceae, are newly reported for Oman. Of particular interest is the fact that these species represent new records for the Indian Ocean, some of which had previously been known from Japan and environs.

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Further connections between the benthic marine algal floras of the northern Arabian Sea and Japan

Wynne¹

2000

Phycological Res

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“…(185) See Abbott (1962~) and Hawkes (1982). (186) See Robins and Kraft (1985). (187) Howe (1905) stated that this species does not belong to Dudresnaya; its status is uncertain.…”

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A checklist of benthic marine algae of the tropical and subtropical western Atlantic

Wynne¹

1986

Can. J. Bot.

262

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A checklist of 1058 species of benthic marine algae has been compiled for the tropical and subtropical western Atlantic, covering the region from North Carolina (U.S.A.) through southern Brazil. This list comprises 655 species of Rhodophyceae, 150 of Phaeophyceae, and 253 of Chlorophyceae. Literature references subsequent to 1960 are included in the bibliography, and notes in regard to some of the species are given, where appropriate.

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“…The new species bears a strong resemblance in the field to Dudresnaya australis (Robins & Kraft, 1985, fig. 18), with which it was sometimes initially confused.…”

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Entwisleia bella, gen. et sp. nov., a novel marine ‘batrachospermaceous’ red alga from southeastern Tasmania representing a new family and order in the Nemaliophycidae

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Saunders

Kraft

2013

European Journal of Phycology

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Morphology of the type and Australian species of Dudresnaya (Dumontiaceae, Rhodophyta)

Cited by 32 publications

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Further connections between the benthic marine algal floras of the northern Arabian Sea and Japan

Further connections between the benthic marine algal floras of the northern Arabian Sea and Japan

A checklist of benthic marine algae of the tropical and subtropical western Atlantic

Entwisleia bella, gen. et sp. nov., a novel marine ‘batrachospermaceous’ red alga from southeastern Tasmania representing a new family and order in the Nemaliophycidae

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