Ceramium:
Global Distribution

Note: The following list is meant to show the great diversity
of species of Ceramium in the world. The list does not include
all the species of Ceramium in the world, nor do the regional
lists include all the species of Ceramium in that region.
Southern Australia
C. australe
C. cliftonianum
C. cupulatum
C. excellens
C. filiculum
C. flaccidum
C. isogonum
C. lenticulare
C. macilentum
C. monacanthum
C. puberulum
C. pusillum
C. rubrum
C. shepherdii
C. tasmanicum
From:
Womersley, H.B.S. 1998. The marine benthic flora of southern Australia,
Rhodophyta, Part IIIC, Ceramiales-Ceramiaceae, Dasyaceae. The Botanic
Gardens of Adelaide and State Herbarium, and the Department of Botany,
University of Adelaide, South Australia.
Great Barrier Reef
C. codii
C. flaccidum
C. huysmansii
C. isogonum
C. itonoi
C. macilentum
C. marshallense
C. punctiforme
C. reticorticatum
C. sympodiale
From:
Price, I.R. and Scott, F.J. 1992. The turf algal flora of the Great
Barrier Reef. Townsville, Queensland: James Cook University.
Philippines
C. gracillimum var. byssoideum
C. tenerrimum
From:
Cordero, P.A., Jr. 1977. Philippine Marine Red Algae. Special
Publications from the Seto Marine Biological Laboratory, Series IV.
Hiroshima, Japan: Daigaku Letterpress.
China
C. japonicum
C. kondoi
C. paniculatum
C. tenerrimum
C. tenuissimum
From:
Tseng, C.K. 1983. Common Seaweeds of China. Beijing, Science
Press.
Northwest Coast of North
America
C. californicum
C. cimbricum
C. codicola
C. gardneri
C. pacificum
C. rubrum
C. strictum
C. washingtoniense
C. zacae
From:
Gabrielson, P.W. 1987. Keys to the benthic marine algae of British
Columbia, N. Washington, and Southeast Alaska. Vancouver: University
of British Columbia.
Hawaii
C. aduncum
C. borneense
C. cingulum
C. clarionensis
C. codii
C. dumosertum
C. fimbriatum
C. flaccidum
C. hamatispinum
C. hanaense
C. jolyi
C. mazatlanense
C. paniculatum
C. punctiforme
C. serpens
C. tenuissimum
C. tranquillum
C. vagans
C. womersleyi
From:
Abbot, I. 1999. Marine Red Algae of the Hawaiian Islands. Honolulu:
Bishop Museum Press.
French Polynesia
C. aduncum
C. codii
C. flaccidum
C. macrotrichum
C. subdichotum
C. vagans
From:
Payri, C. et al. 2000. Algae of French Polynesia.
Singapore: Au Vent des Iles.
Chile
C. rubrum
C. stichidiosum
From:
Hoffman, A. and Santelices, B. 1997. The Marine Flora of Central
Chile. Santiago: Ediciones Universidad Catolica de Chile.
Caribbean
C. brenzonatum var. caraibicum
C. cimbricum
C. corniculatum
C. cruciatum
C. flaccidum
C. nitens
C. rubrum
From:
Littler, D.S. and Littler, M.M. 2000. Caribbean Reef Plants.
Washington DC: Offshore Graphics.
Southeast Coast of the
United States
C. rubrum
C. strictum
C. tenuissimum
From:
Hoyt, W.D. 1920. Marine Algae of Beufort, NC and Adjacent Regions.
Bulletin of the Bureau of Fisheries, Vol. XXXVI, 1917-1918. Washington
D.C.: Government Printing Office.
British Isles
C. botryocarpum
C. ciliatum
C. cimbricum
C. circinatum
C. deslongchampii
C. diaphanum
C. echinonotum
C. flaccidum
C. gaditanum
C. nodulosum
C. pallidum
C. secundatum
C. shuttleworthianum
C. siliquosum
C. strictum
From:
Maggs, C.A. and Hommersand, M.H. 1993. Seaweeds of the British Isles:
Vol. 1 Rhodophyta, Part 3A Ceramiales. London: HMSO.
Tropical West Africa
C. codii
C. corntum
C. diaphanum
C. flaccidum
C. ledermannii
C. mazatlanense
C. strobiliforme
C. tenerrimum
From:
John, D.M. et al. 2003. The Marine Macroalgae of the Tropical
West-Africa Sub Region. Berlin: Gebruder Borntraeger.
Western South Africa
C. arenarium
C. atrorubescens
C. callipterum
C. camouii
C. capense
C. centroceratiforme
C. dawsonii
C. glanduliferum
C. obsoletum
C. papenfussianum
C. planum
C. terrimum
From:
Stegenga, H. et al. 1997. Seaweeds of the South African
West Coast. Cape Town: Bolus Herbarium.
India
C. cimbricum
C. cruciatum
C. deslonchampi
C. fimbriatum
C. flaccidum
C. heterospinum
C. luetzelburgii
C. maryae
C. procumbens
C. rubrum
C. subdichotomum
C. suhrianum
C. tenerrimum
C. truncatum
From:
Silva, P.C. et al. 1996. Catalogue of the Benthic Marine
Algae of the Indian Ocean. Berkeley: University of California Publications
in Botany.
© 2005 Lynn Asbeck
Last updated: Oct. 20, 2005