Difference between revisions of "Order Laminariales Kylin"
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===Family Alariaсеае Setchell & Gardner=== | ===Family Alariaсеае Setchell & Gardner=== | ||
Genus Alaria Greville | Genus Alaria Greville | ||
| − | *Alaria esculenta (Linnaeus) Greville – marine, sublittoral; poorly protected coastal areas (Возжинская, 1967). Sublittoral, 6 m; concomitant | + | *Alaria esculenta (Linnaeus) Greville – marine, sublittoral; poorly protected coastal areas (Возжинская, 1967). Sublittoral, 6 m; concomitant species (Возжинская, 1975), (Михайлова, 2010). |
===Family Chordaсеае Dumortier=== | ===Family Chordaсеае Dumortier=== | ||
Revision as of 03:25, 28 August 2011
Family Alariaсеае Setchell & Gardner
Genus Alaria Greville
- Alaria esculenta (Linnaeus) Greville – marine, sublittoral; poorly protected coastal areas (Возжинская, 1967). Sublittoral, 6 m; concomitant species (Возжинская, 1975), (Михайлова, 2010).
Family Chordaсеае Dumortier
Genus Chorda Stackhouse
- Chorda filum (Linnaeus) Lamouroux – marine (Блинова, 1962). Sublittoral; poorly protected coastal areas; dominant (Возжинская, 1967). Eremeevsky islands, Kislaya inlet (Кузнецов, 1981). (Михайлова, 2010).
Family Laminariaсеае Bory
Genus Laminaria J. V. Lamouroux
- Laminaria digitata (Hudson) J. V. Lamouroux – marine, sublittoral (Блинова, 1962). Sublittoral; poorly protected coastal areas, 2-10 m; often; open areas, 2-12-15 m; dominant (Возжинская, 1967). Sublittoral; poorly protected areas, 2-10 m; open areas, 2-12-15 m; dominant (Возжинская, 1967: Laminaria cuculata (Le Jolis) Foslie). Sublittoral, 2-4 m; dominant (Возжинская, 1975; Михайлова, 2010).
Genus Saccharina Stackhouse
- Saccharina latissima (Linnaeus) C. E. Lane et al. (=Laminaria saccharina (Linnaeus) Lamouroux) – marine, sublittoral, down to 6 m (Блинова, 1962). Sublittoral; protected coastal areas, 1-2-10 m; rare; poorly protected, open areas, 2-12-15 m; dominant; (Возжинская, 1967). Sublittoral, 2-4 m, dominant; 6 m, concomitant form; 8-10 m, dominant (Возжинская, 1975). (Михайлова, 2010).
