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ChondrusA ALGiE INARTICULATE. 301<br />

7. G. Teedii, Lamour. (Teedes Gigartir.ci); frond subcartilaginous<br />

linear acuminated flat repeatedly pinnated with verynarrow<br />

horizontal branches, the ultimate ramuli setaceous<br />

(bearing the sphserical capsules). Sphceroccccits Teedii, Ag.<br />

Sp. Alg. v. ]. p. 277. Grev. Crypt. Fl. t. 356.—Bhodo>nenia<br />

Teedii, Grev. Alg. Brit. p. 96. Fucus Teedii, Loth, Cat. Bot. 3.<br />

p. 138. t. 4. Turn. Hist. Fuc. t. 208.<br />

In the sea, Lupton and Elberry Coves and Tor Abbey rocks,<br />

Torbay, Mrs. Griffiths.—Two to 4—5 inches long, very much branched,<br />

with the branches often opposite ; not unfrequently the ramuli are secund.<br />

<strong>The</strong> beautiful and numerous specimens that I have received from<br />

Mrs. Griffiths are so copiously pinnated, that their appearance is very<br />

different from the figure of Roth and Turner. Much of the difference<br />

indeed may be occasioned by the former not being in fructification, in<br />

which state Mrs. Griffiths has never found it. That lady justly<br />

remarks that " this species is not in its place among the R/wdomenice,<br />

and that it comes much nearer to the Gracilarke of Dr. Greville, especially<br />

G. acicularis" Indeed I possess some small specimens of G.<br />

acicularis that can hardly be distinguished from a less ramified G.<br />

Teedii.<br />

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8. G. GriffithsicE, Grev. {Mrs. Griffith's Gigartina); frond<br />

cartilaginous cylindrical filiform dichotomous throughout and<br />

fastigiate, fructification (?) oblong warts composed of monilifbrm<br />

filaments surrounding the stem.— Grev. Alg. Brit. p. 149<br />

Sphcerococcus GriffithsicE, Ag. Sp. Alg. v. I. p. 316. Polyidet<br />

Griffithsice, Gaill.—Fucus GriffithsicE, Turn. Hist. Fuc. f. 37.<br />

E. Bot. t. 1926.<br />

Rocks in the sea, Torbay, and at Sidmouth, Mrs. Griffiths. Exmouth,<br />

Miss Filmore and Rev. J. Jarvis. Balbriggan, near Dublin, Dr. Scott<br />

©. Autumn, Winter.— One to four inches long, slender, considerably<br />

resembling Polyidet rotundtu in miniature and having somewhat similar<br />

warts or tubercles, which appear destined to contain the fructification.<br />

9. G. plicdta, Lamour. {entangled Gigartina); frond horny<br />

cylindrical filiform equal irregularly branched and bearing numerous<br />

ramuli which an- obtuse and frequently secundj fructi-<br />

fication oblong irregular wart- composed of obscurely articulated<br />

filaments. Grev. Alg. Brit. p. 150. Spfuerococcus plicatns,<br />

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