| one publication added to basket [7734] | The genus Dictyota (Dictyotaceae, Phaeophyta) from Indonesia in the herbarium Weber-van Bosse, including the description of Dictyota canaliculata spec. nov.
De Clerck, O.; Coppejans, E. (1997). The genus Dictyota (Dictyotaceae, Phaeophyta) from Indonesia in the herbarium Weber-van Bosse, including the description of Dictyota canaliculata spec. nov. Blumea 42(2): 407-420
In: Blumea. Onderzoeksinstituut Rijksherbarium/Hortus Botanicus: Leiden. ISSN 0006-5196; e-ISSN 2212-1676, meer
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Dictyota canaliculata O.De Clerck & E.Coppejans, 1997 [WoRMS]; Dictyotaceae Lamouroux ex Dumortier, 1822 [WoRMS]; Phaeophyta [WoRMS]
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In the framework of a revision of the genus Dictyota J.V. Lamour. in the Indian Ocean, all specimens from Indonesia present in the herbarium Weber-van Bosse (L) were re-examined. This resulted in a total of 9 species, one species including two different growth forms. Our identifications differ substantially from those of Weber-van Bosse (1913). Specimens recorded as D. apiculata J. Agardh were re-identified as D. crispata J.V. Lamour., which is the correct name for D. bartayresiana sensu Vickers; similarly was D. bartayresiana var. beta re-identified as D. cervicornis Kutz., D. fasciola (Roth) J.V. Lamour. as D. ceylanica Kutz. and D. ceylanica Kutz. var. rotundata Weber Bosse as D. friabilis Setch. Dictyota pardalis Kutz. considered as a distinct species by Weber-van Bosse (1913: 184), is treated as a synonym of D. cervicornis. In addition a new combination is made for a growth form of the latter, characterized by recurved branchlets: D. cervicornis f. pseudohamata (Cribb) De Clerck & Coppejans. Dictyota beccariana Zanardini is considered to be a synonym of D. ciliolata Send. ex Kutz. A single specimen, previously assigned to D. beccariana, belongs to D. dumosa Borgesen. This is the first report of D. dumosa for the Malayan region. A new species, D. canaliculata De Clerck & Coppejans is described from preserved material, not reported in Weber-van Bosse (1913). |
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