82 MARINE — OF CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. 
Natal, Gueinzius! Cape, te ee oa exsice. 
No. 28; Reliquie Brebiss.! Ser. 2 
C. cuavirera J. Ag. ena Sipe ‘Natal, Gueinzius | 
Geogr. Distr. Tropical se 
C. cnemntrzia Lam. Port Natal, fide Areschoug. 
Geogr. Distr. Brazil. West Indies. Indian Ocean ng 
Coprum tomentosum Ag. From mouth of Olifants River to 
Port Natal, Drege. Table Bay, Krauss, Boodle! Sea Point, Boodle 
False Bay, Reynolds! Algoa Bay, Ecklon. ne Mout, Flanagan! 
Natal, Krauss. Cape, Brand! Gueinzius | Hb. 
Geogr. Distr. General, 
C. renve Kiitz. nee pi rear Hohenack ! weeds 3 No. 496. 
Geogr. Distr. Red § 
C. sLoneatum Ag. Car ape, Pappe, fide Kiitzing. I sae 
specimens of this plant from the Cape. It is probable that t shade 
recorded are CU. Lindenbergit Bind. See De Toni, Sylloge _— 
vol. i. p. 496. 
Geogr. Distr. Atlantic. Mediterranean. Prec 
C. Liypenseren Bind. eee Hb. Dickie 
geile Distr. N. Pacific ? 
C. yLopium Aresch. Port agent Jide Areschoug. Algoa 
Bay, HD. Dickie ! Cape Morgan, Flana 
C. ARIOIDES Harv. Gspe Point, saath 
~~ Datta Australia 
HatiMEDA CUNEATA Heting. inel, H, obovata Kiitz.). Algoa Bay, 
Sutherland | Port Alfred, Carr! Natal, Krauss. Cape, Hb. Dickie! 
Il1Il.—PHMOPHYCEA. 
UCACER. 
IFURCARIA BRASSICHFoRMIS Stackh. (= Pycnophycus brassice- 
Jormis Kiitz., incl. P. sisymbrioides Kiitz.). Cape Town, Burchell ! 
Cape Point, Boodle! Sea Point, Tyson! Muysen berg, Harvey ! 
Table Bay, Pappe! Algoa nh Holub! Natal, Gueinzius! Cape, 
Hohenack.! Reeve! Seott Ellio 
B. tusercunatus Stackh. fe Pycnophycus Janene Kiitz.). 
Table fas Wenek | ee Agulhas, Hohenack.! Knysna, Krauss. 
ape, Harvey b, 
se ale cs North J iain 
B. TUS = eae ices. Levieatus Kitz. Cape Agulhas, 
Hohenack Ne. No. 320. 
TUS ‘A Cape, Ecklon. 
Gains Dire North Atlantic, Aretic and Baltic. 
F. vesicutosus L, Cape, Ecklon. 
es Distr. Northern seas. Australia. 
- constrictus Harv. Camps Bay, Tyson! Table Bay, Harvey! 
Pappe! Green Point, Farsoy’ Gaye e, "Hb. Die Dickie! This iat 
has been placed in several different genera by authors, i.e., Ca arpo- 
glossum, Fucodium, and Carpephylium, In several points it resembles 
