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Turn (Fuci t Fucus Sp podded bushy)

Turn (Fuci t Fucus Sp podded bushy) — from Encyclopedia of Plants (1910)

fuci, t. 224. Fucus Sp. 4-8. podded bushy 6 spring D.G ocean dark-green bushy 6 spring Rus, ocean ferruginous bushy 6 spring Rus. ocean Dillw. conf. t. E. Conf.

E. b. t. 2319. C.siliculosa E. b. t. 2290. C.littoralis brachiate floating tufts 3 april Pa.br ocean E. bot. t. 2571. Conferva granular downy flocculent 3 july Ol.G on Fuci fine down july Br ocean 15218 15223 E. bot. t. 2351. Conferva Dillw. conf. t. 56. Conf. 15226 15214 15220 15222 History, Use, Propagation, Culture, 15227 2297. Griffithsia. Named after Mrs. Griffiths, of Devonshire, whose many discoveries in marine vegetation truly entitle her to this distinction: the highest which one botanist can bestow upon another. 2228. Chætospora. From χaiτa, a bristle, and σπoρa, a sporule: the latter are placed upon fine capiliary divisions of the filaments. 2299. Polysiphonia. From πoλuς, many, and σiφωv, a siphon, in reference to the numerous little canals by which the colored matter is carried from one end of the plant to the other. Agardh calls these plants ORD. VII. TRIBE III.

ALGE CONFERVOIDEE. 4. Branches pinnulate, Pinnulæ alternate. 15213 Filam, branch. Branches virg. surround. by short corymbose fastig. branchl. Artic. 3 times as long as broad 15214 Filam. branched, Branchlets alternate rigid spreading subulate, Artic. 3 times as long as broad 15215 Filam. branched, Branchlets scattered decompound-pinnate, Artic. 3 times as long as broad 15216 Filam, branched, Branchlets scattered virgate, Artic. 8 times as long as broad 15217 Filam. virgate with many simple or multifid pencilled ramuli, Artic. 3 times as long as broad 15218 Primary filaments downy, Branches straight decompound pinnate, Artic. 3 times as long as broad 15219 Filam. much branch. Artic. 4 times as long as broad by degrees becoming thickened, Caps. stalked ellipt. 5. Filaments pinnated, Pinnæ opposite. 15220 Filam. pinnated, Pinnæ opposite nearly simple, Artic. many times longer than broad 15221 Filam. with irregular branches, having at each joint short slender opposite spreading recurved branchlets 1. Branches fascicled. [broad 15222 Filam. branched, Branchlets subternate distant short multifid, Artic. much longer than broad 15223 Filam. branch, cover. all over with somew. whorl. imbricat. short multif. branchl. Artic. much longer than 2. Dichotomous, chained. 15224 Filam. dichotom. straight, Branches erect long, Articulations cylindrical about 5 times as long as broad 15225 Filam. dichotom. Fibres multifid very fine, Articulations thickened upwards about 5 times as long as broad 15226 Filaments dichotomous slippery, Articulations thickened 2-4 times as long as broad 15227 The only species a. Purple or scarlet, flat, somewhat pinnated. 15228 Filaments bipinnate veiny rigid, Pinnæ and pinnules alternate, Articulations rather shorter than long 15229 Dark-red, Branches divaricate rigid, Articulations 3-tubed as long as broad, Stem rough with tubercles 15230 Filam. very much branch. Primary not jointed, Branches decomp.-pinn. Pinnules heterogen. multif. fascic. b. Creeping, Branches divaricating, often one-sided. 15231 Filaments entangled with scattered branches, Branches divaricating, Articulations twice as long as broad c. Purple, whole-colored, adhering to paper. 15232 Filaments nearly equal branched virgate, Branches erect, Lower articulations 5 times as long as broad d. Pencilled, black above, generally rose-colored above, adhering to paper. 15233 Filam. much branched diffuse, Branches virgate spread. Lower artic. obsol. Artic. much longer than broad 15234 Filaments much branched at end diffuse, Lower articulations very short when dry nodulose: upper about as long as broad with 3 veins Filaments short somewhat pectinated, Branches nearly simple 15235 Filaments much branched diffuse, Branchlets spreading short, Articulations half as long again as broad 15236 Filam. dichotom. pencilled much branched, Articulations shorter than long netted veiny: lower obsolete 15237 Filam. much branched diffuse, Lower artic. 5-veined 4 times as long as broad: upp. 3-veined twice as long 15238 First filament not jointed spirally veiny, Articulations as long as broad, Capsules axillary 15239 Filaments branched veiny, Branches long, Artic. of stem long, of the branches thrice as short e. Black or blackish-brown when dry, rigid, scarcely adhering to paper. 15340 Filam. dichotomous nearly equal fastigiate, Artic. shorter than broad with a black point in the middle 15241 Filaments dichotomous irregularly branched at end, Branches and branchlets very straight: upper artic. 3 times as long as broad 15242 Filam. much branched long diff. Branchl. short spread squarr. recurved, Lower artic. long: upper short f. Branchlets lateral, short, fascicled. 15243 Filaments decompound pinnated, Branchlets very short and fine, Articulations 3 times as long as broad 15244 Filaments branched virgate, Branch. alternately pinnated, Branchlets short multifid, Theca sessile ovate 15245 Filam, much branched covered with heterogeneous hair-like simple branchlets, Artic. very short obsolete 15246 Frond somewhat cartilaginous compressed transversely rugose bipinnated, Pinnules in fruit incurved 15247 Filam. nearly separate, Branches erect subulate, Artic. rather longer than broad, Pods linear subulate 15248 Filam. much branched very fine, Branches and branchlets opposite spreading attenuated acute, Artic. half as long again as broad 15249 Filam. much branch. Branches scatt. spread. taper. ac. at tips hyal. Artic. as long as broad finally tumid 15250 Frond rope-like somew. spongy divid, into branches, Filam. densely entang. Artic. 4 times as long as broad 15246 15228 15234 15240 15232 15238 15244 15247 15249 and Miscellaneous Particulars.

Hutchinsias, not being aware that the name of Miss Hutchins had previously been applied to a genus of Cruciferæ, by Mr. Brown. The species of this genus are, perhaps, the most beautiful of all the tribes of Confervæ. 2300. Rytiphlæa. So called, it is presumed, from guris, a wrinkle, and φλεω, to be filled with any thing. The filaments are essentially characterized by their numerous transverse rugosities. 2301. Ectocarpus. From εκτoς, outside, and κaρπoς, fruit, because the thecæ are not included in the substance of the frond, as in the next genus, but placed on the outside. Marine plants. CRYPTOGAMIA.O 2302. SPHACELLA'RIA. Ag. SPHACELLARIA.

Sp. 6-14. 1 febr.

Ol.G sea shore 1 sum. Ol. G ocean sum. Br. Ol marine roc. 3 spring G.Br ocean 4 sum. Ol. Br sea shore 15251 racemósa Grev. racemose tufts 15252 cirrhósa Ag. cirrhous dense tufts 15253 rádicans Ag. rooting fine tufts 15254 plumósa Ag. plumose flaccid 15255 Merténsii Ag.

Mertens's elegant tufts 15256 scopária Ag. rock dense tuft 3 sum. Br 2303. CLADOSTE PHUS. Ag. CLADOSTEPHUS.

Sp. 2-7. 15257 spongiósus Ag. spongy rigid tuft 3 sum. G ocean 15258 myriophyllum Ag. many-leaved rigid tuft 5 sum. G ocean ocean CLASS XXIV.

Dillw. conf. t. 86. Conf.

Dillw. conf. t. C. Conf.

E.bot. t.2330. C.pinnata E. bot. t. 999. Conferva E. bot. t. 1552. Conferva E.b. t. 2427. f.1. Conferva E.b.t.1718. C.verticillata 2304. VAUCHERIA. Ag. VAUCHERIA.

Sp. 6-29. 15259 dichotoma Ag. dichotomous large tufts ULVACEÆ. 12 sum. D.G ditches E. bot. t. 932. Conferva ẞ submarína Ag. submarine large tufts 12 sum.

D.G submar. ditc. Lyng.hydrop. dan. t.20 15260 Dillwýnii Ag.

Dillwyn's thin mat 1 sp. su.

D.G on the earth Dill. conf. t. 16. C.frigida 15261 radicáta Ag. rooting patches sept.

D.G dry ditches E.b. t. 324. Trem.granul. 15262 gemináta Ag. double large masses 6 sum.

D.G still waters Eng. bot. t. 1766 15263 racemósa Ag. racemose large masses 4 su. au. D.G ditches Lyng. hydrop. dan. t.23 15264 multicapsuláris Ag. many-fruited patches T su. au. D.G dry banks Dill. conf. t.71. Conferva 2305. CO'DIUM. Ag.

CODIUM.

Sp. 2-7. 15265 tomentósum Ag. downy coralloid 6 june G ocean Eng. bot. t. 712. Fucus 15266 Bur'sa Ag. purse spongy mass 3 all sea. G ocean Eng. bot. t. 2183. Fucus 2306. BRYOP'SIS. Ag.

BRYOPSIS.

Sp. 1-7. 15267 plumósa Ag. feathery fine tufts 2 sept. Dp. G ocean E.b. t.2375. Ulv.plumosa 2307. SOLE/NIA. Ag.

SOLENIA.

Sp.4-18. 15268 intestinális Ag. intestinal simple 24 sum. G ditches ẞ maxima Ag. very large simple 24 sum. G ditches Dillenius, t. 9. f. 7 15269 Lin'za Ag. crisp simple 18 sum. G ocean Dillenius, t. 9. f. 6 ẞ lanceoláta Ag. 15270 compréssa Ag.

B criníta Ag. 15271 clathráta Ag.

ẞuncináta Ag. lanceolate simple 18 sum. G ocean Dillenius, t. 9. f. 5 compressed simple 12 sum. G ocean Eng. bot. t. 1739. Ulva crinite compound 12 sum. G ocean Dillenius, t. 2. f. 7 grated branched 3 sum.

Ysh fresh water Dil.con.t.F.C.paradoxa hooked irregul.branc. 3 sum.

Ysh ocean E. b. t. 2137. Ulv. ramul. 2308. UL/VA. L.

ULVA.

Sp. 3-12. 15272 lactúca L. 15273 bullósa Roth.

Green Laver puckered soft leaves 12 su. au. G ocean soft leaves 6 su. au. G ditches 15274 críspa Lightf. crisp broad mass 2309. POR PHYRA. Ag. PORPHYRA. 15275 laciniáta Ag. torn soft leaves 2 sum. Pu 15276 purpúrea Ag. purple soft leaves sea shore sea shore sum. G Sp. 2-3. 2 sum. Pu Eng. bot. 1551 Eng. bot. 2320 on the earth Dillenius, t. 10. f. 12 Lightf. fl, scot. t. 33 FLORIDEÆ. 2310. POLYI DES. Ag.

POLYIDES.

Sp. 1. 15277 lumbricális Ag.

Worm-like coralloid 6 nov. Br ocean E.b. t. 1738. Fuc.rotund. 2311. PTILO'TA. Ag.

PTILOTA.

Sp. 1-4. 15278 plumósa Ag.

ẞ tenuis'sima Ag. feathery delicate fine tufts fine tufts 4 su. au. R 4 R ocean sea shore 15253 15254 Eng. bot. t. 1308. Fucus 15261 15252 15255 15257 15259 15264 15262 History, Use, Propagation, Culture, 2302. Sphacellaria. This name has been suggested by the sphacelated appearance of the truncated extremities of the shoots, in which the reproductive organs are immersed. reproducti 2303. Cladostephus. From κλaδoς, a branch, and σεφoς, a crown, in allusion to the manner in which the first stem is crowned as it were by the little compound whorled branches. 2304. Vaucheria. So named, in honor of M. Vaucher, of Geneva, an indefatigable collector of submersed Algæ. 2305. Codium. From κωδiov, a skin, with reference to the appearance of the second species. 2306. Bryopsis. The filaments of this genus form little pinnated or imbricated branches, resembling bits of moss; whence the name has been formed, from βρuov, a moss, and oψiς, resemblance. ORD. VII. TRIBE III.

ALGE CONFERVOIDEE. 15251 Filam. twice or thrice dichotom. Artic. as long as broad, Tubercles ovate racemose on branched peduncles 15252 Filam. much branched fine striated, Branches alternate somew. pinnated, Articulations as long as broad 15253 Filaments branched rooting straight rigid, Branches scattered simple erect obtuse tapering at the base, Artic. about twice as broad as long 15254 Primary filaments branched not jointed surrounded by pectinated spreading branchlets 15255 Filaments bipinnate very fine, Pinnæ and pinnules opposite, Artic. very short, Theca ovate stalked 15256 Stem covered with confervoid filam. Branches somew. bipinnate , Pinnæ pectinate, Altern. pinnules subul. 15257 Setæ simple densely imbricated 15258 Setæ incurved forked or crested imbricated ULVACEÆ. 15259 Filaments setaceous dichotomous fastigiate, Thecæ globose sessile solitary ẞ Filaments finer, Thecæ lanceolate and ovate 15260 Filaments flexuose, Thecæ sessile lateral globose 15261 Filaments descending rooting, Thecæ solitary terminal globose 15262 Filaments dichotomous, Thecæ obovate stalked opposite on a common cornute pedic 15263 Filaments branched cæspitose, Thecæ racemose 15264 Filaments branched creeping, Branches erect nearly simple, Thecæ heaped towards the tips 15265 Frond dichotomous fastigiate cylindrical 15266 Frond globose hollow 15267 Filam. branched naked below, pinnated in the middle, Branchlets opp. nearly simple approximating 15268 Frond tubular inflated simple 15269 Frond lanceolate ensiform much tapered at each end wavy crisp 15270 Frond tubular lined clathrate branched filiform compressed, Branches simple tapering at base 15271 Frond tubular irregularly clathrate filiform, Branches tapered 15272 Fronds obovate or lanceolate flat wavy laciniate-crisp 15273 Frond obovate slippery sinuous blistered finally expanded 15274 Fronds blistered plaited-crisp rugose heaped in an expanded layer 15275 Frond flat with numerous dilated segments 15276 Frond flat ovate lanceolate flat wavy crisp at the edge 15277 The only species FLORIDEÆ. 15278 Jugament filiform compressed, Pinnules opposite pectinate-cut 15265 15266 15267 15275 15271 15278 15277 15270 15273 ய and Miscellaneous Particulars. 2307. Solenia. So called, from σωληv, a tube, in allusion to the tubular nature of the frond. 2308. Ulva. This was the common name applied by the Latins to all kinds of marine plants. The word is said to have been derived from the Celtic ul, water. The green laver which, stewed with lemon juice, is so to have been derived from the Celtic ul, water. The green laver which, stewed with lemon juice, is so much esteemed in England, is the U. lactuca. 2309. Porphyra. This genus has received its name from πoρφuρoς, purple, on account of its being remarkable among Ulvaceæ for possessing that color.

Ulvaceæ for possessing that color. 2310. Polyides. From πoλuεiδὴς, multifarious, in allusion to the diversity of appearance of the single species. 2311. Ptilota. Named in allusion to the form of the frond: from στiλωτoς, pennated.

CRYPTOGAMIA.

CLASS XXIV. 2312. RHODOME'LA. Ag. RHODOMELA.

Sp. 5-21. 15279 dentáta Ag. toothed flat branched 4 sum.

Ol. Br sea shore Eng. bot. t. 1241. Fucus 15280 lycopodioides Ag. lycopodium-like coralloid 6 sum.

Ol. Br ocean Eng. bot. t. 1163. Fucus 15281 subfúsca Ag. brownish finely branch. 6 sum.

Ol. Br ocean Eng. bot. t. 1164. Fucus 15282 scorpioídes Ag. amphibious feathery 4 sum.

R. Pu ocean Eng. bot. t. 1428. Fucus 15284 pusílla Hook. 15283 pinastroídes Ag. 2313. CHONDRIA. Ag. CHONDRIA. 15285 pinnatífida Ag. 15286 obtúsa Ag. 15287 ovális Ag.

Pine-like acicular 3 sum.

Br ocean Eng. bot. t. 1042. Fucus Sp. 9-38. dwarf entangled sum.

Pepper dulse bushy 6 sum. ocean Psh marine roc. Greville crypt. t. 79 Psh Eng. bot. t. 1202. Fucus blunt bushy 4 sum.

Y. Pk ocean Eng. bot. t. 1201. Fucus oval rigid branch. 4 sum.

Br ocean Eng. bot. t. 711. Fucus 15288 dasyphýlla Ag. 15289 tenuíssima Ag. 15290 clavellósa Ag. 15291 Kalifórmis Ag. 15292 articuláta Ag. thick-leaved Sedum-like 4 all sea. Pu ocean Eng. bot. t. 847. Fucus slender asparagoid 6 all sea. Pa. Ol ocean Eng. bot. t. 1882. Fucus clavellose gelatinous 9 jl. aug. Pa.pk ocean Kaliform coralloid 5 june Dl.P ocean Eng. bot. t. 1203. Fucus Eng. bot. t. 640. Fucus jointed much bracch. 6 sum.

R.Pk ocean Eng. bot. t. 1574. Fucus 2314. SPHÆROCOCCUS. Ag. SPHÆROCOCCUS.

Sp. 17-128. 15293 rúber Ag. red tufts 4 wint. Psh ocean 15294 Brodiæ'i Ag.

Brodie's proliferous 4 su.au. Psh ocean 15296 palmétta Ag. 15297 críspus Ag. 15295 membranifólius Ag. membranous 15298 mammillósus Ag. 15299 ciliátus Ag.

ẞ palmátus Ag. jubatus Ag. δ angústus Ag. e spinósus Ag. 15300 gigartínus Ag. 15301 córneus Ag.

B pinnátus Ag. pulchéllus Ag.

Nereideus Ag. ɛ clávifer Ag. 15302 cartilagíneus Ag. branched 6 oc. jan. R.Pu ocean Palmetto flat branched 3 sum.

Dl.P sea shore crisp branched 4 s. my.

R.Br ocean teated branched 4 all sea. R.Br ocean ciliated flat lobed 6 wint.

R.Br ocean palmated flat lobed 6 wint.

R.Br sea shore maned finely cut 6 wint.

R.Br sea shore Eng. bot. t. 1053. Fucus Lyngb. hydrop. dan. t.3

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