A Manual of the British Marine Algae
A Manual of the British Marine Algae
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Damn. No. 226 ; Harv. Phyc. Brit. T. Cxxiv.
On rocks, &c. , near low-water mark ; rather rare. Bantry Bay, Miss Hutchins, and various stations on the English and Irish coasts. Fila- ments thicker than horse-hair, 6 8 inches long, flexuous, repeatedly di- vided in an alternate manner; branches rather distant, spreading or divari- cated, more or less furnished with short branchlets, having a few short, secund ramuli along their upper faces. Colour deep glaucous green, "with changeable tints when ...fresh, and under water appearing almost white, '' (Miss Hutchins). Substance rigid and tough, more or less perfectly adher- ing to paper. Joints uniform throughout the plant. Nearest C. Pellucida in texture, and C. Diffusa in habit and character: from the latter it is not always easy clearly to distinguish it.
7. C. Diffusa, Roth ; filaments sub-setaceous, rigid, dark or full green, flexuous, much branched ; branches distant, elongated, furnished towards the top with a few short, patent, secund ramuli ; articulations 3 or 4 times longer than broad.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Damn. No. 226 ; Harv. Phyc. Brit. T. Cxxiv.
On rocks, &c. , near low-water mark ; rather rare. Bantry Bay, Miss Hutchins, and various stations on the English and Irish coasts. Fila- ments thicker than horse-hair, 6 8 inches long, flexuous, repeatedly di- vided in an alternate manner; branches rather distant, spreading or divari- cated, more or less furnished with short branchlets, having a few short, secund ramuli along their upper faces. Colour deep glaucous green, "with changeable tints when ...fresh, and under water appearing almost white, '' (Miss Hutchins). Substance rigid and tough, more or less perfectly adher- ing to paper. Joints uniform throughout the plant. Nearest C. Pellucida in texture, and C. Diffusa in habit and character: from the latter it is not always easy clearly to distinguish it.
7. C. Diffusa, Roth ; filaments sub-setaceous, rigid, dark or full green, flexuous, much branched ; branches distant, elongated, furnished towards the top with a few short, patent, secund ramuli ; articulations 3 or 4 times longer than broad.
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