Lomentaria articulata (Hudson) Lyngbye
Description: Soft, cylindrical, crimson to brownish red
fronds, to 200 mm (normally much shorter). Lighter when wet
(above), darker when dry (below). Much branched, axes
constricted into bead-like portions, ramuli at nodes, often
whorled. Base of creeping rhizoidal filaments.
Habitat: On rocks and stones, in pools, lower intertidal
and subtidal, generally distributed, sometimes almost
zone-forming, frequent.
Distribution: Widely distributed in Britain and
Ireland.
Similar species: None in Britain and Ireland,
although Lomentaria hakodatensis, introduced into
Brittany from Japan, is similar.
Lomentaria clavellosa
and
Lomentaria orcadensis
are both distinctly flattened and mostly branched in one
plane.
Link:
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