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3. G. divaricata Harvey, 1853, p. 109. Mrs. S. A. Boggs-
Bailey?s Bay, Feb., Wadsworth; Reported by Kemp, but no specimen
found in bis herbarium. The two specimens we have seen agree
well with Harvey?s description, and there seems no other place for
them. The habit is much like that of Ochtodes filiformis J. Ag., and
the latter species, from Jamaica, was erroneously distributed as G.
divaricata in P. B.-A., No. 789. The Ochtodes has an articulated fila-
mentous axis which is not found in Gradlaria.
Collins & Hervey.Algae of -Sermuda. Contri-
butions Bermuda Biological Station for
Besearch, no. 69, page 109, August 1917
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