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25'} Eii-Floridca3, Tylocarpese, Gyranogoiigrus. pressa et denique plana (saepius fere canaliculata, marginibus in pagina fructifera prominentibus), linearis, inferne 1,2 mm., superne 3-4 mm. lata, 3-3 cm. a radice distantia divisa et dein paucis dichotomiis fere seque distantibus decomposita. Segmenta terminalia dilatata rotundato-obtusa. Axilla3 omnes acutiuscul». Pseudo-nema- thecia (ab AcUnococci sp. formata) subsphgerice prominentia et fere omnino emersa, diametro fere 2 millim., in segmentis superioribus plura adproxiraata et in eadem pagina fere omnia obvenientia. Substantia coriarca. Color atro-purpureus. 24. Gymnogongrus dilatatus (Turn.) J. Ag.Sp. II, p. 326, Epicr. p. 214, 5u) Fticus dilatatus Turn. Hist. Fuc. Tab. 219, Sphcurococcus dilatatus Ag. Sp. I, p. 250, Syst. p. 216, Oncotylas dilatatus Kuetz. Sp. p. 789, Tab. Phyc. XIX, t, 62, Cliondrus atro-purpurem Suiir Beitr. 1840, p. 264, Chondrus dilatatus Grev. Syn. p. LVI. — Fronde cgespitosa. subcanaliculato-plana, dichotomo-fastigiata, segaientis subcuneato-Iinearibus margine subincrassato integerriniis, teraiina- libus truncato-obtusis subinvolutis; pseudo-neraatheciis heraisphffi- ricis ad unam paginam (fero tantum) obvenientibus, dcmuui pUi- rirais approxiraatis. Hab. in raari Australi ad Caput Bonne Spei Africte (Lalande, Harvey, Pappe). — Frons 7-10 cm. longa, inferne teretiuscula, raox plana et divisa, decornposito-dichotoma, coriacea et crassa, segmentis sublinearibus infra dichotoraias 12-14 niillira. circiter distantes leviter cuneatim dilatatis, cseterura late linâris, apicibus truncato-obtusis aut eraarginatis, axillis snepius rotundatis; mar- gines integerrimi et levissime incrassati, quod ad apices subinvo- lutos prsecipue conspiciatur. Pseudo-neraathecia (ab Actinococco la- tiore efforniata) hemisphgerica, arabitu lentis aut niajora, al unani paginam, hinc convexara marginibus revolutis, limitita, uno alte- rove ad paginam aversam conspiciendis, demura it.i dense prove- nientia ut pluribus confluentibus irregularia evadant atque agglonie- rata. Color a sanguineo intense purpurascens aut imino in fuscnra tendens. Substantia fere coriacea. Subgen. V. Dictyogenia J. Ag. Epicr. p. 207: froiide cariiosa. cellnlis strati interioris stelJatiin radiantibus, nompe longius invicem
Eii-FIoriil( a>, T\ loearpca', Oyinnogoiif,n'ns. 253 t07'ulosa Hook. et Ilarv. iu Lond. Joiini. Hot. VII, J. Ag. Sp. II, p. 605, Gyninogongfiis farccllatus Hurv. iii Fl. Nov. Zol. p. 250 (partim). — Fromlo cariiosa, suhtcreti, hic iiiic dilatata, compressa, va
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SCRIPTA AB HUJUS SYLLOGES AUCTORE E
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SVLLOaii ALGARUM OMNIUM HUCUSQUE CO
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ANTONIO PARENTI OPTIMO AMALIAE DULC
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VI It Arcangeli, Areschoug, Askenas
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Opiniones nonnvbllcB de- (^ Sylloge
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Xlll Vol. II Bacillarieae. — ....
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Vol. II BacillarieDe. — M. le pro
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toraee ha pensato cho molti avrebbe
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M. De Toni vient de faire paraitre
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BIBLIOTHECA PHYCOLOGICA seu Catalog
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Ai.i.MAN G. J. — On Aphanizomenoi
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Batteks E. — MicroclKvte iBrug-in
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Boi.DT R. — Uel)(>r dip Blnme de.
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Hhkhner G. — ()n tlio oripîii of
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Chmiri.kwskY V. — DingTiosos algn
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Xllt CoLLiNS F. S. — Rraehytrichi
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Dangkard P. A. — Snr la presence
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xvn Dk ToNi .1. H. SopiM trc nuove
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Dk ^kiks n. rcljcr (li(> Contractio
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n(M'RA.Y M. — Note 8nr uiic novel
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Xxiii I'"kv\nzk I{. — Die Polytom
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XXV par rinstitut, Prix Desmaziores
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XXVII IT.\NS(iiun A. — Physioloft
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XXIX Hauck V. — Ueber (las Vorkom
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XXXI Hy F. — Sm- (juelque.s Chara
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XXXIII Kjkij.max 1''. H. — Hla.st
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XXXV Lagkuhkim G. — rclior Pluvoe
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XXXVIt Lkvi-M()ui',nos D. — Fordi
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XXXIX M AUTiN G. W. — Notes oii l
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NfnKi.i.KR O. — Hacillarineoon au
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XLIU Okamiija K. — Ecklonia rudlo
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PKKiFKKit V. Wkli.hium F. — Ziu*
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XI.VII Kkinkk J. — Notiz uber die
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XLIX 1?()ZF, E. — Cultiiro des ve
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SciiMinr.K W. — Einifi-e .Vlp-en
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ScnrMANN K.tM lloi.i.HUNii M. — D
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LV Stoi.i.kk Jas. li. — A eoniuio
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\'.\N lTi-.i;iK'K II. — .Julion D
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Wkst \^'. — Frpslnvatcr Algiip fr
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• Za.nkkogmm C. — CcHitrihiizio
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FLOKIDE^ Lainoiir. Flot-idece L;iii
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Carpogonia unicollularia, apico in
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Conspectus familiarum. Bangiacen'.
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Bangioidcse, Bangiacea^ Bangin. 7 I
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Bangioidefe, Bangi.iceae, Hangia. 9
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Rangioideae, Bangiacecr, Bangin. 11
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Hniif!;ioi(lesL', Baiio:iaee«, Por
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Bantîoi(Ie;i\ Bangiacea', F'orpii>
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Bangioideae, Bangiacefe, Porphyra.
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Bnngioidea^ Bangiacea?, Porphyra. 1
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Rnnoîoidese, Banfriaceop, Wildeman
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Bangioideae, Bangiaceae, WiUlemania
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feangioideae, Bangiaceae, Erythrotr
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Rangioideae, Rhodochsetaceae, Rhodo
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Haii-^noidoai, Compsopog-onnco^jt»
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Bangioidea', Coinpsopogoiiaccce, Ba
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Eu-Floi'idese. Species Thoreus, quc
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Eii-Floridcae, Lemaneaceie. 35 Chce
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Eu-Floride;(\ Lemaneacese, Lomanea.
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Eii-Floride.H, Lemaneacea», Lemane
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En-Ploi'ideae, Lemaneace.r, Lemanea
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Eii-Fli'ide;i', LemMnuacccF, Tiiomo
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Eii-Flori(ic;r, Helniiiithoclndiace
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Eu-Floride?e, Batrachospermea?, Rat
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Eii-Floridefp, Ratnicliospermeae, R
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Eu-FIoi'ideae, Batrachospei-raese,
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Eu-Floi'ide3e, Batrachospermeae, Ra
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Eu-Flori'lc;p, Ratrn,chosperme!ip,
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En-Floriilese, Batrachospermecs, Ba
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Eu-Floi'i(loae, Batracliospcrniece,
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Eu-FIoridcnf, Bati'achosperine?e, R
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Kii-FlorideiB, BaU-nchospcrmciu, Ha
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Eu-Florldese, Chantransiae, Cliantr
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. Chantransia Eii-Florido;io, Clini
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Eu-Floridcie, Clianti-.insiocie, Ch
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Rn-Floridea;, Clmntraiisiofe, Clini
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Eu-FIoridea^, Nemalieas. ''Ô. Chan
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Eii-Floii(li'a', Neiiinlica', Ncin;
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Eii-Floridccie, Nemaliea% Nemalion.
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Eu-FlorideiO, Nemalieae, Helminthoc
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, Helminthocladia Eu-FIorideae, Nem
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Eu-Floi'i(lcfp, Nomalicoe, ITelniin
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I'hi-Flori(leaD, Nemalie;\;, fJagor
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Eu-Flori(leae, Nenialie?p, Lia, iu
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Eu-Florideae, Nemalierp, Liagora. 9
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Eu-Floridese, Nemaliese, Liagora. 9
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Eu-FIoridcae, NenKilica', Liagora.
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Eu-Floi'i(lcft!, Neniali(\
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Eii-Fliirido.-i', Nenialiote, Lia.w
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Eii-Florido.To, DoiMnoncnio.i', Dor
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Eii-Florido.r, Sciiini(M>, Soiimin.
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Rn-Floridea"', Scinaiejp, Sciii.iia
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Kii-Florideae, Sciiiaie.T, Gloiopli
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Kii-Floriilc;e, Cli;et;»n;Tio;e, R
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Ru-Floi'i(le3e, CIuet;in,nica', ria
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fiu-Floi'klea?, Choetangica3, Galax
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Eu-Floi'idoac, Cha^taiigicse, Galax
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Eu-Florideae, Cluetangierc, Chsetan
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En-Ploridea', Cliaotangieo?, Cliaet
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Ka-FIoi'idecT, Gelidiaceae. 121 den
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Ii]u-FIoi'ide8e, Binderellejo, Clio
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Eu-Floi'i(.leie, Ilarveycllcie, Ila
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Eii-Florideao, Wr;ingelic-,'e, Wr.i
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Eu-Flori(iese, Wrangelieaj, Wrangel
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Eu-FIori(lc
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Rii-Floride.io, Wrnnf?elieri\ Wi-nn
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Rii-FloridcMC", Wi-angelieiie, Wran
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fin-FIoridese, Wrangelieae, Atracto
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Eii-Flofidese, Wrangelieas, Naccari
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lMi-Floride£o, Caiil.-ieantlica!,
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Kti-Fl()i'i(Ica% ruli(liea\ 143 ade
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Eu-Floridcse, Gelidieae, Gelidium.
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Eu-Floriileae, Gelidiea), Gelidium.
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Ku-Fioridese, Geliiliea), Gelidinm.
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Eu-Florideie, Oelidiese, Gelicliuii
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En-FÎoridcae, Gelidieas, Gelidinm.
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Eu-Florideso, Gelidieae, Gelidium.
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Eu-Floritlese, Gelidieae, Gelidium,
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Eu-Floi'idc'3e, GclidicoD, Gclidium
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Ea-FI(»ri(iccB, Golidioa!, 1'teroc
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Eu-FlorideaB, Gelidioye, Suhria. 16
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Kii-Floi'i(le,f, Oolidieae, Ptiloph
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Eu-Flori(lcae, Gelidieir, Acropelti
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flii-Florideiip, Acrotylacere. 160
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liln-Flori(te
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Eu-FloriJcu,', Gigartiuaceae. 173 P
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Eu-Floridese, Endocladioae, Etnlocl
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Eu-Floride3e, Ectocliniefp, Ectocli
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Eii-Floi'ide,Te, Gigartinefe, Chond
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Kii-Fl(iri(lo;p, Gi^ni'tinca3, Clio
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Hii-FloridecTe, Gig'artinoio, Clii>
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Eu-Flori(leae, Gigarfcineae, Iridcn
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Ea-Floi'i(loa3, Gigartinea), Iridas
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Eii-FIoridea?, Gigartineae, Iridaea
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Eu-Floridoje, Gigartineae, Iridfea.
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Eu-Florideiie, Gi^"ai'tineao, Iridt
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Eu-Floi'idoa}, Giâi-Lineas, Irid;
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Eu-Floriiicnf% Gigartineae, Gignrtl
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Eu-Florideae, Gigartinere, Gigai-ti
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Page 297 and 298: Eii-Floi-ideae, GigarUnePo, Gigarti
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Page 301 and 302: Rii-Floi-idece, Gij.-.ai-tinojv, Gi
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Page 307 and 308: Kn-FloricIea3, r,io-artinea^ Gi«-a
Page 309 and 310: fiu-Floridea', Gigartinea', Giftart
Page 311 and 312: fin-Floride», Gigartine.T, Gigarti
Page 313 and 314: Ku-Floridea', Gigartinese, Gigartii
Page 315 and 316: Rii-Floi'ii|c';i', Giiârtitie.p, G
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Page 323 and 324: fiu-Floiidcae, Tylocarjieae* 2^9 70
Page 325 and 326: Ru-Floi-itlon?, Tylocarpoa?, Phyllo
Page 327 and 328: P:ii-Fl(n'iilo
Page 329 and 330: Ea-Floi-ideae, Tylocarpcfe, Pliyllo
Page 331 and 332: Eii-FIorido.p, Tylocarpe;^, riiylld
Page 333 and 334: Kii-Floridccie, Tylocarpcae, Stoiio
Page 335 and 336: I']u-Fl )ri(lc;i', Tylooai'i»eao,
Page 337 and 338: Eu-Kloi-iilcse, Tylocariica), Gymno
Page 339 and 340: Kii-Floi'iilecT, Tylocarpeae, Gymno
Page 341 and 342: Eii-Floriclea3, tylocarpem, Gymnogo
Page 343 and 344: En-Floi'i(lon , Tylocarpeoe, Gymiio
Page 345: t':!u-Floi'idea', Tn locarpeae, Ciy
Page 349 and 350: Eii-Floridote, T.vIoc;u'i)Cie, Alin
Page 351 and 352: Eii-Floriileoe, Tylocarpeae, Actino
Page 353 and 354: Eu-FloiMdejr, Tyl()carpca3, Colacol
Page 355 and 356: Eii-Floridea?, MycliodecT, Mychodea
Page 357 and 358: Eu-Flori(lore, Mycliodefe, Mychodej
Page 359 and 360: tlu-l^^lorideso, Mychotlcae, Mychod
Page 361 and 362: Ru-FIori(lo;p, Myeliodeafi, Mycliod
Page 363 and 364: Eii-Floridoiie, [)icraneinea3, Dici
Page 365 and 366: Eu-Fl()i'idc;v, iJioraneino.np, Dic
Page 367 and 368: Ku-Floi'idcie, Call\ mciiioie, Call
Page 369 and 370: I*'ii-Kl()ridr;io, Callyinciiiea),
Page 371 and 372: Rii-FIoriiloae, Callymenieae, Callo
Page 373 and 374: Kii-Florido.T, Cnllymeniese, Callop
Page 375 and 376: Rii-Fl.M'i(lca% C.illyracMiiofr, Ca
Page 377 and 378: Eu-FIopit1ea', Callyincniea', Callo
Page 379 and 380: Ku-Floriilfio, Callymeiiiccie, Onll
Page 381 and 382: Eii-FIoiileoD, CalIymonie:c, ('alle
Page 383 and 384: Eu-Fl(M'i(.le.r, C;ill\ moiiica', M
Page 385 and 386: Eu-Fl(>i'idea3, Callymcnicoe, Ectop
Page 387 and 388: Rn-Floi'i(lo,T, CallymenieiTE?, Pol
Page 389 and 390: lû-Florido.ne, Ca!lymcnie;v, Cally
Page 391 and 392: En-Fl(M'i(lo;c, Ca!Iyinenie;o, Call
Page 393 and 394: En-Floriderp, Cnllymciiie-p, Cnilym
Page 395 and 396: Eii-Fl()i-iili'cV', Callyineiiie;i'
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Ru-Floriilcit', Callymcnicp, Callyi
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Eu-FloriclciiL', Callymeiiieio, Ghi
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l']u-Floritlex', Callynieiiie.T, Me
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filii -Fiovidiw, CriIlynionie;e, Fl
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Ea-Fl(M'i(le;e, CaIlyniciiie;o, Cal
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Ru-Flori'Ioae, Cystoclonic.T, Cysto
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Rii-FIori(lc;io, Cystocloniea>, Cys
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Iui-Fl()ri(l(.';p, C\ stocldiuoic,
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Ru-Fl()iT.lo;c, C\\-itocloiiic;ir-,
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lMi-Fl(>i"i(Ieie, Cystoi'lo!iic:i',
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Ku-I
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Kn-Floi'i(lc\'R, Cystoclonioa), Fla
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Ru-Floi-idcsn, Cystocloiiieie, Riss
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lMi-Floi'iilo;r, Cystocloniccp, Mer
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Eii-Fioriiloa}, Cysioclonioae, Carp
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[û-FlDrideu', C.vstoclonicr, KiiUi
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Eii-l''I()ri(iea', Cyst.ocloiiioir,
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Eii-Fioridea^ Rli()(l('i'liylli1Q,
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lreant. 2. Rhodophyllls capensis Ku
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Eii-Floi-ideoc, Rliodo-pliylliiloa^
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En-Flori(locio, Rlin(lopliyHi(l(';T
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Eu-Floi'i(lca', Rli()(l(>i»li\ lli
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Kii-Klorideii', Kliodopliylliilo;.'
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Iui-FI()i'i'U'a', Khoiloiiliyllidei
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Eu-Kloi'iileaD, Solicrica', Ei-ythi
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Eii-FIoride.v, Solieriea^ Erytliroi
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Eii-Flofidea', Solierii';i\ Rhabdon
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Kii-Floi'i(le£o, SolicrieiB, Rhabd
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l^lii-Floridoai, Solicrioso, Rliali
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Eii-Floridoa^, Solierie;t\ Riialxlo
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Eii-Fl()ri(lo;i', Solici'icaj, S(jl
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Eu-Floridea;, Soliei'iea3, S;ireoii
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E(i-Floi'idea), Solicriea), fiuclic
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Eu-Klori(lea', SolicriciO, Eaclicnm
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Kii-FIori(lc;c, Solioriea}, Eucheum
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Ku-Floridote, Soliei-ieiti, Eucliou
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l']ii-FloriJoa3, Sollcricye, Arescl
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Eii-Floridcie, S()liei-it';o, Tliys
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Kn-FIorideae, Soliei'iefr, Thysanoc
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Ru-Florideag, Solieriec9, Thysiinoe
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Eii-Floi'i(leio, Wiirdcniaiinin. 38
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