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Subfam. 2. Corallineae. 

 Amphiroa Lamx. 



1. Amphiroa rigida Lamx. 



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var. Antillana nov. var. 



A forma typica praecipue differt, planta majore, caespitibus 

 usque ad 6 cm. altis, ramificatione magis regulariter dichotoma, 

 ganulis ssepe obtusis. 



The specimens found were growing in large, dense tufts, 

 about 6 cm. high. They are fairly richly ramified, and the rami- 

 fication is mostly a very regularly dichotomous one (Figs. 171 and 

 172). The filaments are thickest in the lower part, about 1 1,5 mm., 



