Ceramium

This website was created to concentrate knowledge about the unique and widespread red algal genus Ceramium. The genus often has striped branches due to special growth patterns, among other special morphological features. Ceramium species are commonly found around the world in a variety of environments, from brackish water estuaries to subtidal marine environments.

C. californicum (left) and C. codicola (right).

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MARINE BOTANY Monterey Bay Flora Seagrasses Green algae Red algae Brown algae Phytoplankton Lichens Methods Habitats Bibliography Glossary Syllabus Students PHYCOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA	Ceramium This website was created to concentrate knowledge about the unique and widespread red algal genus Ceramium. The genus often has striped branches due to special growth patterns, among other special morphological features. Ceramium species are commonly found around the world in a variety of environments, from brackish water estuaries to subtidal marine environments. C. californicum (left) and C. codicola (right). Taxonomy Morphology Life History Biochemistry Ecology References Ceramium Home © 2005 Lynn Asbeck Marine Flora Habitats Glossary Syllabus Students Last updated: Oct. 20, 2005
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