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search no* 69, page 131 August 1917
7. D. corymbifera J. G. Agardh, 1841, p. 31; D. venusta Harvey,
1846-51, PI. CCXXV; D. arbuscvla P. B.-A., No. 1097b, not 1097a; D.
arbuscula forma subarticidata P. B.-A., No. 493. Washed ashore from
deep water, Buildings Bay, Feb., Hervey; dredged in 4 m., Nov.,
Collins. Sometimes confused with D. arbuscula which it resembles
in habit; both have a dense coating of divaricately branching ramelli,
but in D. corymbifera the tips of the ramelli are much more slender
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