Virus diseases of potatoes in British Columbia

Taxonomic revision of the European Sphacelariaceae (Sphacelariales, Phaeophyceae)

“…All known species of Sphacelariales can rather easily be incorporated in one of the three families. Oltmanns (1922) 85; Setchell & Gardner (1925) 391; Newton (1931) 188; Hamel (1938) 247 (p.p. ); 300; Lund (1950) 5 (p.p.…”

“…Russell & Fletcher (1975) 766; Kornmann & Sahling (1977) 156, f. 85; Rueness (1977) 185, f. 109, (1905) 775; Kylin (1907) 66; Kuckuck (1912) 180, t. 8 f. 5; 165; E. Zinova (1929) 77; Newton (1931) 193, f. 121 (p.p.…”

“…Batters (1889) 63, t. X, f. 1-3; Reinke (1890a) 209, (1891) 12, (1892) 66, t. 47, f. 1-5; De Toni (1895) 506; 115 (= R. 98), f. 22; Newton (1931) 191; Waern (1945) 405, f. 6 (p.p.…”

“…Agardh (1848) 31; Kutzing (1849) 466; Harvey (1851) 137 (= R. 99) (p.p. ); Newton (1931) 189; Waern (1945) 410 + f. 2, (1952) 101 + f. 42; 39; Prud'homme van Reine (1974) 174; Pankow (1975) Plants form small penicillate bushes (fig. 353) and are yellowish brown, dark brown, or olivaceous.…”

“…See also Russell & Fletcher (1975, p. 774). (1903) 92 (= R. 263); Newton (1931) 188; 248; Lund (1950) 9; (1900) 224 (= R. 12), ( 1903) 79 (= R. 249); Newton (1931) 191.-Type species: Battersia mirabilis Reinke ex Batters = S. mirabilis (Batters) Prud'homme van Reine.…”