Algae

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Echinothamnion hookeri (Harv.) Kylin ex P.C.Silva

, legitimate

, scientific

secondary reference apni

Womersley, H.B.S. (2003), The Marine Benthic Flora of Southern Australia. Part IIID

:

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[secondary reference]

nomenclatural synonym:

Polysiphonia hookeri Harv.

legitimate

taxonomic synonym:

Polysiphonia dasyoides Zanardini

legitimate

misapplication: Rhodomela mallardiae Harv. legitimate by

Hooker, J.D. & Harvey, W.H. (1845), Algae Novae Zealandiae.

London Journal of Botany

4

: ftn 5?33 misapplication: Polysiphonia mallardiae (Harv.) Harv. legitimate by

Agardh, J.G. (1863), Species genera et ordines algarum

: 1020 misapplication: Polysiphonia lyallii Hook.f. & Harv. legitimate by

Tisdall, H.T. (1898), The algae of Victoria.

Report of the meeting of the Australasian Association for the Advancement of Science

Seventh Meeting

: 514 misapplication: Echinothamnion mallardiae (Harv.) Kylin ex P.C.Silva legitimate by

May, V. (1965), A census and key to the species of Rhodophyceae (red algae) recorded from Australia.

Contributions from the New South Wales National Herbarium

3

: 383

APC Comment: ABRS (2011) uses this taxon concept.

Secondary reference of

Echinothamnion hookeri (Harv.) Kylin ex P.C.Silva

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