Systematic Anatomy of the Red Algal Genus Rhodopeltis
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1970-01
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University of Hawai'i Press
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At present five species are known in the
genus Rhodopeltis, which belongs to the red
algal order, Cryptonemiales. Of these, Rhodopeltis
australis was first found in Australia,
and the other four species, R. borealis, R.
setchelliae, R. liagoroides, and R. gracilis all
grow in the southern islands of Japan and were
described by Yamada.
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Nozawa Y. 1970. Systematic anatomy of the red algal genus Rhodopeltis. Pac Sci 24(1): 99-133.
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