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A Popular History of British Sea-WeedsbyRev. D. Landsborough, A.L.S.1849 |
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Fructification of Sea-Weeds II |
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Fig. E. | Odonthalia dentata Fig. 1. Capsular fruit. Fig. 2. Stichidia, containing tetraspores (Observed in abundance in early winter). |
Fig. F. | Rhodomenia bifida Fig. 1. Portion of frond with imbedded tubercles (coccidia), containing spores. Nitophyllum punctatum Fig. 2. Portion of frond exhibiting one of the sori, consisting of an assemblage of tetraspores. |
Fig. G. | Callithamnion Borreri Fig. 1. Branch with capsular fruit. Fig. 2. Branchlet with a bilobed favella. |
Fig. H. | Phyllophora rubens Fig. 1. Wart, with one leaf removed to show the nemathecia. Fig. 2. Moniliform filaments, composing the nemathecium. |
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