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Displaying records 1–11 of 11 for your search terms: Genus: wrangelia
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Wrangeliaceae J.Agardh
Spec.Gen.Ord.Alg. 2(1):x (1851)
Wrangelia C.Agardh
Sp.Alg. 2(1):136-137 (1828)
Wrangelia abietina Harv.
Trans.Roy.Irish Acad. 546 (1855)
Wrangelia argus (Mont.) Mont.
Sylloge generum specierumque cryptogamarum 444 (1856)
Wrangelia australis (J.Agardh) Gordon-Mills
Austral.J.Bot.Suppl.Ser. 35 (1972)
Wrangelia dampierensis Huisman
Algae of Australia: Marine Benthic Algae of North-western Australia, 2. Red Algae 613-616, Fig. 185A-C (2018)
Wrangelia decumbens Huisman
Algae of Australia: Marine Benthic Algae of North-western Australia, 2. Red Algae 616-617, Fig. 185D-F (2018)
Wrangelia elegantissima R.E.Norris
Jap.J.Phycol. 42:151-154, Figs 5-14 (1994)
Wrangelia montebellensis Huisman
Algae of Australia: Marine Benthic Algae of North-western Australia, 2. Red Algae 618, Fig. 187A-E (2018)
Wrangelia plumosa Harv.
London J.Bot. 450-451 (1844)
Wrangelia tagoi (Okamura) Okamura & Segawa
Sci.Pap.Inst.Algol.Res.Fac.Sci.Hokkaido Imp.Univ. 1:193, Figs 12, 13 (1936)
Wrangelia velutina (Sond.) Harv.
Trans.Roy.Irish Acad. 546 (1855)

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