Водоросли
Chondria armata
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Bornetella oligospora
Колония, взятая на мелководном риф-флете (зал. Ми Хоа, провинция Нинь Туан, Вьетнам), март 2006 г.
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Caulerpa Okamurae
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Agarum clathratum
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Acetabularia dentata
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Dictyopteris undulata
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Chondrus armatus
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Neosiphonia yendoi
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Codium tenue
Colpomenia peregrina
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Neosiphonia harlandii
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Tricleocarpa cylindrica
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Tricleocarpa fragilis
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Porphyra inaequicrassa
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Eucheuma arnoldii
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Fucus evanescens
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Padina arborescens
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Grateloupia livida
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Sparlingia pertusa
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Thallus soft, bushy, light-brown, brown or olive (becoming green when exposed to air), 0.4-0.8(-2.0) m high. Stipitate and lower main axis portion cylindrical. Main axis (1.5 to 3 mm diam. at base) percurrent, cartilaginous, fragile, cylindrical or slightly compressed, oppositely or sometimes alternate branched. Branching abundant, to 4-6(-7) orders. Primary branches near to cylindrical at base, slightly compressed above, pinnately branched, gradually becoming thinner to apices. Branchlets soft, fine, hair-like, to 0.1 mm in diam. Attachment by small lobed discoid holdfast. Growing on rocky, stony, muddy-sandy and sandy bottom, in littoral (in spring and autumn), in subtidal to 40(-45) m depth (in summer), in sheltered to open shores.
Note: A source of agglutinin.
Arctic-boreal waters of Atlantic and Arctic Seas, boreal waters of Pacific Ocean. Common in countries of the Asia-Pacific Region: Russia, Japan, China.