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Delesseria sanguinea is a bright red marine alga in the family Delesseriaceae. It produces thin, leaf-like ovate or lance-shaped blades with a conspicuous midrib and lateral veins, arising from a branched cylindrical stipe and discoid holdfast. The species occurs on shaded lower-intertidal rocks and...
Phycodrys rubens is a red alga found in cold marine waters of the North Atlantic and Arctic regions. Its flattened blades are often described as leaf-like because they have an oak-leaf shape, a central midrib, and branching lateral veins. This appearance distinguishes it from many other foliose red...
Membranoptera alata is a delicate foliose red alga found in cold North Atlantic and Arctic waters. Its thin, translucent blades develop along a central midrib and bear wing-like lateral margins, which give the species its distinctive appearance. It is a subtidal seaweed of northern marine habitats a...
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