Dasya spinuligera Collins & Herv.

  • Filed As

    Dasyaceae
    Dasya spinuligera Collins & Herv. ( drawing of type )

  • Collector(s)

    F. S. Collins 7243, 04 May 1913

  • Location

    Bermuda. Shelly Bay.

  • Specimen Notes

    Original drawing. Negative (35 mm b & w) in herbarium of Univ. North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Original drawings (published on fig. 24, 25) mounted on a sheet. Mounted with the protologue, the holotype (barcode 00900103), and a paratype P.B.-A. 2188 (barcode 00900101).

  • Identifiers

    NY Barcode: 00900105

    Occurrence ID: 897ccd7a-10be-4e94-b2a9-521a67192b84

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  • Region

    North America

  • Country

    Bermuda

  • Locality

    Shelly Bay

  • Coordinates

    32.3311, -64.7405

  • Coordinate Uncertainty (m)

    315.819

  • Georeferencing Method

    Georeferencing Quick Reference Guide, Version 2012. Located coord. on shore closest to geogr. center of Shelly Bay. Meas. from coord. to farthest extent of bay to find lin. ext. (304.25 m). Input info. into MaNIS Geo. Calc. to find uncert. radius.

  • Geodetic Datum

    WGS84

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Dasya spinuligera sp. nov. Collins
Acad. Arts & Sci.53:130. An 1917.

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& Hervey, proc. Am.

P. B. -A., ITo • 2188. Oellulis pericentralibus 5,corticatis,
cortice glabro, continuo, cellularum minorum, elongatarum;
ramis paucis, elongatis, ramulos breves»patentee, acutos,
gerentibus; apice ramuli junioris fasciculum densum ramel-
lorum ferente, adultioris nudo;ramellis densissimis,deciduis,
monosiphoniis, dichotomis, rectis nec divaricatis, cellulis
2-3 diam.longis, supeme 1 diam.modo, diametro ubique aequali;
stichidiis conicis vel cylindro-conicis, prope basin fasciculi
ramellorura ortis; tetraspprangiis 2-4 in verticillo; frondis
substantia firm»; colore rubro obscuro. plate IV,figs.24-25.

Pericentral cells 5, corticate, cortex smooth,even, of
small elongate cells; with few elongate branches, bearing
patent, acute ramuli, the younger with a dense fascicle of
ramelli at the tip, the older naked; ramelli very dense,
deciduous, rnonosiphonous, dichotomous»straight, not divari-
cate; cells 2-3 diam. long,above only 1 diam.; diameter the
same throughout; stichidia conical or cylindric-conical,
arising near the base of a fascicle of ramuli; tetrasporangia
2-4 in a whorl. Substance of the frond firm; color dark red;
Type in Collins herbarium,I?o.7243; collected at shelly Bay,
May 4, 1912. Collins.

When ramelli are abundant, this plant somewhat resembles
D.punicea, but the ramelli show no tendency to a verticillate
arrangement, and fall off more easily. The surface of the
frond after the ramelli have fallen is smooth and even, not .
knotted and irregular as in D. punicea;the cells are small
and regular, not large and irregular as in that species.

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