Herposiphonia bipinnata M.Howe
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Filed As
Rhodomelaceae
Herposiphonia bipinnata M.Howe ( holotype ) -
Collector(s)
M. A. Howe 3497, 29 Jan 1905
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Location
Bahamas. Berry Islands. Whale Cay, washed ashore.
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Habitat
on Cynodocea, washed ashore.
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Specimen Notes
"xxx. tetr.", "form", "cyst.", "cyst.", "sect. main axis", "cyst", "form"
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Identifiers
NY Barcode: 00900214
Occurrence ID: 9d768468-d75a-4ced-a790-63878948890d
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Kingdom
Algae
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Division
Rhodophyta
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Class
Florideophyceae
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Order
Ceramiales
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Family
Rhodomelaceae
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All Determinations
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Type Details
holotype of Herposiphonia bipinnata M.Howe
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Region
West Indies
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Country
Bahamas
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State/Province
Berry Islands
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Locality
Whale Cay, washed ashore
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Coordinates
25.4148, -77.778
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Coordinate Uncertainty (m)
3921.57
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Georeferencing Method
Georeferencing Quick Reference Guide, Version 2012. Located coordinates of geogr. center of Whale Cay. Since it was not on land, found closest coordinates to that point on Whale Cay. Measured from coordinates to farthest extent of Whale Cay to find linear extent (3910 m). Input information into MaNIS Georef. Calc. to find uncertainty radius (Bounded Area).
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Geodetic Datum
WGS84
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Distribution
AWlSiXL. 4. Herposiphonia bipinnata M. A. Howe, sp. now Frond rose-purple, filiculoid or ilocculose, free, or subrepent at base only, somewhat bi-tri-pinnate, or paniculate 2-5 cm. long, the branchlets here and there obviously pectinate-secund; main axes stramineous or decolorate except in youngest parts, 150-250 /j. in diameter, somewhat swollen at the nodes, the segments lV>-2 times as long as broad, becoming subequal towards apices; peri- central cells usually 10, the central cell large, 50-80 /x in diameter; branches obscurely quadrifarious, or subsecund through the abortion of the usually fre- quent lateral long branches, commonly arising from two immediately consecu- tive nodes, one from each, followed by one or two naked nodes, and then by two branches from immediately consecutive nodes, and* so on, the branches being sometimes represented by rudiments; long branches abruptly diminishing in size at apex and rather inconspicuously dorsiflexed; short branches 8—12 seg- ments long, slightly flexed or subfalcate. crowned with rather coarse tricho- blasts, often as long as the branch, the segments Vj-1% as long as broad; sporangia somewhat protuberant, mostly in a single linear series, the sporau- giiferous branch 105—135,u in greatest width; cystocarps ovoid, short-stalked, subtruncate, 3SO-540 |U X 300-450 fj.. c-J' In technical microscopic characters, the present species seems to be related to II. secunda, from which, however, it is amply distinct, as indicated in the above key. On Cymodooea, washed ashore, Whale Cay, Berry Islands {Howe —type). 2 /?&/). at 1. , Mf ' Mr ¿yjsC. f /fd$ d f* * 0 < o X u> >- Z G 5 16j < f- o a U of CO NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN ¿Jiff / ? ; ? Y *• * * vi BOTANICAL pARDt** 00900214
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Herposiphonia bipinnata M.Howe