Sarcodia dichotoma Børgesen
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Filed As
Sarcodiaceae
Sarcodia dichotoma Børgesen n. sp. ( type ) -
Collector(s)
A. B. Kotwal s.n., s.d.
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Location
Pakistan. Near Karachi.
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Identifiers
NY Barcode: 00922201
Occurrence ID: fb5edc81-4539-4a0d-8df4-99f836d473e0
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Kingdom
Algae
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Division
Rhodophyta
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Class
Florideophyceae
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Order
Gigartinales
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Family
Sarcodiaceae
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All Determinations
Sarcodia dichotoma Børgesen det F. C. E. Børgesen, s.d.
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Type Details
type of Sarcodia dichotoma Børgesen
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Region
Asia
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Country
Pakistan
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Locality
Near Karachi.
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Distribution
Bdergs. sp. nov. Bull. Misc. Inf.
--------1933 (3): 1?2. fie IT
S ARO ODIA DIGHOTQMÁ. -¿arcodiae man^lnaitaft J. Ag.
próxima sed triallo magis gelatinoso, regJSfitti'iter dicho-
tomo, sumíais ramorum acutioribus et prolificationibus
númerosis saepe praesentibus distincta.
TJaaiLus planus, circiter 20 cm. al tus, flabellatim
dichotome ramosus circiter 0.5_r0.75 cm. latus, e margine
frondis prolificationes saepe numerosas gerens. Planta
obscurius brunneo-purpurea, carnoso-gelatinosa, exsicca-
tione chartae bene adhaerent.
India: Karachi, -J_ A. Murray (type in Kew Herb.) .
Manora near Karachi, Miss L. Here (Kew Herb.); A. B.
Kotwal (Herh . New York Bot. Garden) .
In the Kew Herbarium thre^ specimens are present;
two of these are richly provided with proliferations
along the margin of the thallus, one of which (the type
specimen) is figured on Plate V; the third specimen is
almost destitute of proliferations. A most proliferous
specimen is also found in the collection of the New York
Botanical Garden. All the specimens are tetrasporic,
the zonately divided tetrasporangia (Fig. 8) are develop-
ed in the cortical layer. The thallus increases "by the
fountain type method. A transverse section (Fig. 8 a)
shows at the periphery a cortical layer of small oblong
cells which passes over into a parenchymatic tissue of
roundish cells, the "bigger ones found innermost; in the
middle numerous filaments are woven together.
As mentioned above the plant is nearly related to
S. marginata J. Ag. and also to S^. cevlanlca: but it is
easily distinguished from these by the characters mention*
ed above and by the fact that only the Indian plant ad-
heres strongly to the paper.
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