Algae

AMANI: Elisiella
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AMANI (version 20204322) published 6/7/20 by rlawrence
Dist.
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Comment
R.Cowan (2011) uses this taxon concept.
Rhodophyta / Florideophyceae / Rhodymeniophycidae / Ceramiales / Ceramiaceae
2 sub taxa
Elisiella arbuscula (J.Agardh) Womersley, legitimate Womersley, H.B.S. & Wollaston, E.M. in Womersley, H.B.S. (1998), Tribe Heterothamnieae Wollaston 1968:407. The marine benthic flora of southern Australia Perithamnion arbuscula J.Agardh, legitimate (1892) nomenclatural synonymTetrathamnion arbuscula (J.Agardh) Athanas., legitimate (1996) nomenclatural synonymPerithamnion densum E.M.Woll., legitimate (1968) taxonomic synonymTetrathamnion densum (E.M.Woll.) Athanas., legitimate (1996) taxonomic synonymPerithamnion ceramioides J.Agardh, legitimatemisapplication by Wollaston, E.M. (1968), Morphology and taxonomy of southern Australian genera of Crouanieae Schmitz (Ceramiaceae, Rhodophyta). Australian Journal of Botany 16
Elisiella dispar (Harv.) Womersley, legitimate ABRS (2011), Australian Algal Name Index Edn. 2011 Callithamnion dispar Harv., legitimate (1859) nomenclatural synonymAntithamnion dispar (Harv.) J.Agardh, legitimate (1892) nomenclatural synonymPerithamnion dispar (Harv.) E.M.Woll., legitimate (1968) nomenclatural synonymTetrathamnion dispar (Harv.) Athanas., legitimate (1996) nomenclatural synonym

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