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Codiaceae

[‚kō·dē′as·ē‚ē]
(botany)
A family of green algae in the order Siphonales having macroscopic thalli composed of aggregates of tubes.
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None of the sequences from "Group A" matched a particular species and, due to weak nodal support, formed a polytomy with the Codiaceae and Bryopsidaceae (Fig.
Algal Sources of Sequestered Chloroplasts in the Sacoglossan Sea Slug Elysia crispata Vary by Location and Ecotype
Most Chlorophyta species belong to the families Ulvaceae (N = 7) and Codiaceae (N = 6; Sanchez-Rodriguez et al.
A review of the physical and biological characteristics of the Bahia Magdalena Lagoon Complex (Baja California Sur, Mexico)
Agardh (C; L) Familia Codiaceae Codium Stackhouse, 1797 Codium decorticatum (Woodward) M.
Inventario de la flora marina del Archipielago Sabana-Camaguey, Cuba
The lower Silurian Codiaceae and Dasycladaceae, for example, should be eliminated because of their high specialization.
The telome theory
Agardh Tropical 2138 Caluerpa sertularioides (Gmelin) Howe Tropical 2139 Familia Codiaceae Codium magnum Dawson Templado 2140 Codium pincturatum Pedoche & Silva Endemico 2141 Codium simulans Setchell & Gardner Endemico 2142 Familia Bryopsidaceae Bryopsis pennatula Lamouroux Cosmopolita 2143 Derbesia marina (Lyngbye) Solier Templado 2144 Familia Udotaceae Halimeda discoidea Decaisne 2145 DIVISION PHAEOPHYTA CLASE PHAEOPPHYCIDAE ORDEN SPHACELARIALES Familia Sphacelariaceae Sphacelaria californica (Suvers) Setchell & Gardner Templado 2146 Sphacelaria rigidula Kutzing Tropical 2147 ORDEN DICTYOTALES Familia Diclyotaceae Dictyota crenulata J.
Caracterizacion espacial y biogeografica de las asociaciones de macroalgas de Bahia del Rincon, Baja California Sur, Mexico
The Codiaceae of the Siboga Expedition including a monograph of Flabellarieae and Udoteae.
Blade abandonment/proliferation: a novel mechanism for rapid epiphyte control in marine macrophytes
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