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Plocamium is a
genus of red
algae in the
family Plocamiaceae. It
contains around 40
species and has a
cosmopolitan distribution in
temperate seas, although...
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Plocamium cartilagineum is a medium-sized red
marine alga.
Plocamium cartilagineum is an
erect red alga
growing to 10 cm in length. The main axes is flattened...
- Its diet
consists primarily of red
algae such as
Laurencia pacifica,
Plocamium pacifi****, and
Ceramium eatonianum,
which give the
animal its typically...
- nodosus,
Himanthalia lorea,
Laminaria digitata,
Rhodomenia laciniata,
Plocamium coccineum,
Ptilota plumosa,
Conferva rupestrus,
Codium tomentosum, Codium...
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nanum Schiffner prov.
Ceramium plicatum (Hudson) Roth;
Meneghini Ceramium plocamium (Gmelin) Roth
Ceramium pluma (Dillwyn) C.Agardh
Ceramium plumula subverticillatum...
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hydroids in
exposed reef formations,
especially around red
seaweeds such as
Plocamium costatum and
Osmundaria colensoi. The
species is much more
commonly found...
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bryozoa in
exposed reef formations,
especially around red
seaweeds such as
Plocamium costatum and
Osmundaria colensoi.
Specimens have been
found in the Bay...
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Serrated plocamium Plocamium dilatatum J.
Agardh (Victor Harbor,
South Australia, to Port
Phillip Bay, Victoria, and
around Tasmania.)
Stumpy plocamium Plocamium...
- from "Maketu, Chapman": Ectocarpus, Polysiphonia, Champia, Nitophyllum,
Plocamium, Gigartina, Ceramium, and Callithamnion. Anne
Chapman may have pla****...
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Fucus asparagoides Woodward, 1794
Hymenoclonium serpens (P.L.Crouan & H.M.Crouan) Batters, 1895
Plocamium asparagoides (Woodward) J.V. Lamouroux, 1813...
