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Miscelanea 135 (2015) 1

MiscelaneaNº 135

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M. S. Bustos et al.: Catálogo de la Colección Ficológica de la Fundación Miguel Lil lo. Parte I2

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Cita bibliográfica:Bustos, María S., Silvia N. Martínez De Marco, Virginia Mirande, Beatriz C. Tracanna. 2015.Catálogo de la Colección Ficológica de la Fundación Miguel Lillo. Parte I: Material donado por elHerbario del New York Botanical Garden. Miscelanea 135, Fundación Miguel Lillo, Argentina.

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Comité editorial:Graciela Ruiz de Bigliardo (Fundación Miguel Lillo, Universidad Nacional de Tucumán)Julieta I. Carrizo (Universidad Nacional de Tucumán)Santiago A. Catalano (CONICET, Universidad Nacional de Tucumán)Graciela I. Ponessa (Fundación Miguel Lillo)Guillermo M. Suárez (CONICET, Universidad Nacional de Tucumán)Gerardo L. Robledo (CONICET, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba)Ezequiel Aráoz (Universidad Nacional de Tucumán)

Asesores editoriales:Pastor Arenas (Universidad Nacional de Buenos Aires, Argentina)María Teresa Cosa (Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, Argentina)Massimiliano Dematteis (Universidad Nacional del Nordeste, Argentina)Jorge L. Frangi (Universidad Nacional de La Plata, Argentina)Eduardo Greizerstein (Universidad Nacional de Lomas de Zamora, Argentina)Jesús Muñoz (Real Jardín Botánico CSIC, España)Jefferson Prado (Instituto de Botánica de San Pablo, Brasil)Andrea I. Romero (Universidad Nacional de Buenos Aires, CONICET, Argentina)María del Mar Trigo Pérez (Universidad de Málaga, España)Gustavo Heiden (Universidad de San Pablo, Brasil)

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Bustos, María S.1*; Silvia N. Martínez De Marco1; Virginia Mirande1;Beatriz C. Tracanna2,31 Instituto de Ficología, Fundación Miguel Lillo, Miguel Lillo 251, (4000), San Miguel de Tucumán, Argentina.2 Facultad de Ciencias Naturales e Instituto Miguel Lillo, Universidad Nacional de Tucumán.3 Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas (CONICET).* Autor corresponsal: [email protected]

Recibido: 22/05/15 – Aceptado: 28/07/15

Catálogo de la Colección Ficológica de la FundaciónMiguel Lillo. Parte I: Material donado por el Herbariodel New York Botanical Garden

Resumen — Bustos, María S.; Silvia N. Martínez De Marco; Virginia Mirande; BeatrizC. Tracanna. 2015. “Catálogo de la Colección Ficológica de la Fundación Miguel Lillo. Parte I:Material donado por el Herbario del New York Botanical Garden”. La Colección Ficológica delHerbario Criptogámico de la Fundación Miguel Lillo (Tucumán, Argentina) ha preservado másde mil especies de valor histórico donadas por museos y colectores importantes a nivel inter-nacional. El material conservado en la colección fue revisado, fotografiado e ingresada la in-formación de las etiquetas a la Base DATA-LIL. En esta primera etapa se publican los 576ejemplares donados por el Herbarium of The New York Botanical Garden que datan del perío-do 1842-1938. Además, se debe destacar la presencia de dos duplicados de tipos corres-pondientes a Caulerpa lentillifera subsessilis y Symploca howei.

Palabras clave: Algas; Herbario Criptogámico (LIL); Tucumán; Argentina.

Abstract — Bustos, María S.; Silvia N. Martínez De Marco; Virginia Mirande; BeatrizC. Tracanna. 2015. “Catalogue of the Phycological Collection of Miguel Lillo Foundation. PartI: Material donated by the Herbarium of The New York Botanical Garden”. The PhycologicalCollection belonging to the Cryptogamic Herbarium of Miguel Lillo Foundation (Tucumán, Argen-tina) has preserved more than 1000 algal species with historical relevance. Important algalcollections and collectors from around the world are represented in this herbarium. Thesamples preserved in the collection were revised, photographs were taken and the data con-tained in the labels was entered in the Base DATA-LIL. Five hundred and seventy six speciesdonated by the Herbarium of The New York Botanical Garden (1842-1938) are listed in thisfirst catalogue. Finally we highlight the presence of two duplicates of types: Caulerpa lentilliferasubsessilis and Symploca howei.

Keywords: Algae; Cryptogamic Herbarium (LIL); Tucumán; Argentina.

INTRODUCCIÓN

La Colección Ficológica es un archivohistórico que resguarda material algal y for-ma parte del Herbario Criptogámico de laFundación Miguel Lillo. Esta colección con-tiene muestras algales representativas deprestigiosas Instituciones a nivel mundialcomo: Herbarium of The New York Botani-cal Garden, Herb. Univ. Coll. Auckland,Mus. Bot. Stockholm, Herb. Algol. Roma-niae, Flora Hungarica Exsiccata, Kryptoga-mae Exsiccatae, Flora Exsiccata Austro-Hun-garica, Schiffner, Algae marinae, entre otros.

Como parte del Proyecto Informatizaciónde la Colección Ficológica de la FundaciónMiguel Lillo se elaboró el primer Catálogode los especímenes algales preservados, conel objetivo de dar a conocer a la comunidadcientífica el material que se encuentra depo-sitado en ella y fomentar de este modo suconsulta por especialistas. Esta primera par-te se refiere al material que fuera donadopor el Herbarium of The New York Botani-cal Garden el cual provino de colectas efec-tuadas principalmente en América del Nortey el Caribe. Dichas contribuciones incluye-ron muestras de las Phycoteca Boreali-Ame-ricana, Characeae Americanae Exsiccatae deT. F. Allen y North American Marine Algae,


además de colecciones personales de algólo-gos como C. F. Durant y M. A. Booth, entreotros.

La mayor parte de las especies cataloga-das representan a la Phycoteca Boreali-Ame-ricana, colección de muestras secas editadaen una exsiccata por F. S. Collins, I. Holdeny W. A. Setchell. Entre los colectores queparticiparon se encuentran N. L. Gardner,De A. Saunders, M. S. Snyder, J. M. Weeks,C. E. Pease, G. A. Hall y C. Messina. Estacolección fue publicada entre 1895 y 1919,encontrándose dos volúmenes completos de-positados en el Herbario de la Universidadde Berkeley y uno en el Instituto Smithsonia-no (Regents of the University of California,2009a).

Se incluye a continuación una breve bio-grafía de los colectores más representados eneste Catálogo:

– Allen, T. F. (1837-1902). Timothy Fieldnació en Westminster, Vermont, Estados Uni-dos de América (EUA). Se dedicó al estudiode las Charophyceae y a finales de 1800 rea-lizó una colección de alrededor de 4000 es-pecímenes de América del Norte, Sudaméri-ca, Asia y Europa (The New York BotanicalGarden, 2003).

– Booth, M. A. (1843-1922). Mary Ann,científica muy respetada, nació en Longmea-dow, Massachusetts, EUA. Por muchos añosfue responsable como editora de la parte demicroscopía para revistas científicas y suspreparados de diatomeas y polen son mun-dialmente reconocidos por su calidad (Ste-venson, 2011).

– Collins, F. S. (1848-1920). Frank Shi-pley fue un botánico aficionado nacido enBoston, Massachusetts, EUA. Realizó explo-raciones y colectas en la costa de New En-gland que luego extendió a Newport, RhodeIsland y Long Island Sound. Hizo un impor-tante intercambio de material con otros co-lectores de la época, lo cual le permitióampliar sus conocimientos sobre las algasde Vancouver, Islas Bermudas, Jamaica y elÁrtico Americano. Además, llevó a cabo co-lectas de algas y plantas con flores en Ber-mudas y publicó numerosas obras entre lascuales podemos citar: The Green Algae of

North America y la Phycoteca Boreali-Ameri-cana (Setchell, 1925).

– Durant, C. F. (1805-1873). Charles Fer-son nació en Nueva York, EUA y se dedicó ensu tiempo libre a la colección y clasificaciónde las algas marinas locales. Fue más cono-cido por su trayectoria como aeronauta quepor sus investigaciones algológicas(Christie’s, 2015). Publicó el primer trabajode algología de los Estados Unidos Algaeand Corallines of the Bay and Harbor ofNew York, el cual se considera un trabajoúnico, de valor histórico y científico quetuvo una única edición de 50 ejemplares ilus-trados con especímenes naturales (Hollick,1913).

– Gardner, N. L. (1864-1937). NathanielLyon nació en Keokuk, Iowa, EUA, fue unimportante colector de algas, hongos y es-permatofitas que realizó colectas en Méxicoy Estados Unidos. Fue colaborador deWilliam A. Setchell y sus muestras formaronparte significativa de la Phycoteca Boreali-Americana (Campbell, 1943). Se desempeñócomo profesor en la Universidad de Califor-nia desde 1913 a 1934 y a partir de 1920como curador del Herbarium hasta jubilarseen 1934 (The Regents of The University ofCalifornia, 2011).

– Hervey, A. B. (1839-1931). AlpheusBaker, clérigo y educador además de ficólo-go amateur, nació en Triangle, New York,EUA. A finales del siglo XIX publicó el libroSea Mosses: A Collector’s Guide and an Intro-duction to the Study of Marine Algae (Presi-dent and Fellows of Harvard College, 2010).En 1917 dio a conocer The Algae of Bermu-da, primera flora de las Islas formada porcinco fascículos que integraron parte de laPhycotheca Boreali-Americana (Schneider,2014).

– Holden, I. (1832-1903). Issac nació enPreston, Connecticut, EUA, fue uno de losfundadores de la Phycoteca Boreali-America-na, se desempeñó como profesor y luego sededicó a los negocios. Desde temprano tuvogran interés por la botánica, realizando co-lecciones sistemáticas y notas fundamental-mente sobre algas (Regents of the Universityof California, 2009b).


– Howe, M. A. (1867-1936). MarshallAvery nacido en Newfame, Vermont, EUA,fue miembro del cuerpo científico del NewYork Botanical Garden desde 1901 a 1936 yel principal impulsor del Herbario Ficológi-co de dicha institución (The New York Bota-nical Garden, 2003). Especialista en algas,hepáticas y aficionado al cultivo de Dalias yotras plantas ornamentales. En 1906 fue de-signado curador del herbario, en 1923 di-rector asistente y luego fue director en 1935(The New York Botanical Garden, 2005).

– Setchell, W. A. (1864-1943). WilliamAlbert nació en Norwich, Connecticut, EUA,se graduó en Yale y obtuvo su doctorado enHarvard. Fue profesor de biología y botánicay se desempeñó como jefe del departamentode botánica de Berkeley. Estudió diversosaspectos de la botánica, taxonomía de al-gas, hongos y algunos grupos de angiosper-mas, parasitismo, biogeografía, etnobotáni-ca, arrecifes y algas termales (Moe y Brow-ne, 1996).

MATERIALES Y MÉTODOS

Para la consecución de los objetivosplanteados se ha revisado el material algalherborizado preservado en la colección y secontroló su estado de conservación. De formasimultánea se consultaron los cuadernos deinventario históricos de la Colección Ficoló-gica y se tomaron fotografías de los ejem-plares con una cámara fotográfica digitalmarca Fuji modelo Finepix JV200. Se reali-zó la transcripción textual de la informacióncontenida en las etiquetas de cada ejemplar.Los datos contenidos en éstas fueron carga-dos en la base de datos DATA-LIL y comple-mentados con información sobre la taxono-mía de las especies de acuerdo a AlgaeBase(Guiry y Guiry, 2015). Asimismo, se recabóinformación sobre la historia de las colec-ciones, biografía de los colectores y técnicasde preservación y montaje.

Las muestras algales se encuentran mon-tadas sobre papel, láminas transparentes ocontenidas en sobres. La metodología parala preservación de las algas macroscópicasdescripta por Collins (1899) consistía en

mantenerlas en agua salada limpia y fresca,dejando que asuman su forma natural. Pos-teriormente se deslizaba un papel por debajodel especimen y se lo extraía cuidando queconserve la forma que exhibía en la natura-leza. El ejemplar adherido al papel se dejabasecar sobre un tablero inclinado por un cor-to período, colocándole seguidamente papelsecante y cubriéndolo con una pieza de telade algodón. Esta operación se aplicaba a losejemplares que iban adicionándose y se pren-saban siguiendo las mismas técnicas em-pleadas con las plantas superiores. Los pape-les secantes se cambiaban cada lapso de unahora inicialmente y luego a intervalos másespaciados. Una vez secas las algas queda-ban adheridas firmemente al papel, casocontrario se adicionaba pegamento.

Asimismo, para graficar el número deejemplares por colector se utilizó el softwareLibreOffice Versión 4.1.3.2 (The DocumentFoundation, 2000-2013).

Se empleó un Scanner HP Scanjet 4070Photosmart y el software Photoshop versión5 para la digitalización de los ejemplaresseleccionados a fin de ilustrar el materialficológico (Figs. 2-4).

RESULTADOS

Se contabilizaron alrededor de 80 colec-tores de los cuales se destacaron por el nú-mero de ejemplares: Collins (115), Durant(66), Hervey (56), Howe (49), Allen y Gard-ner (26). Los demás colectores están repre-sentados por menos de 20 especies (1 a 17) y23 ejemplares no tienen datos de colector(Fig. 1).

A continuación se describen 576 ejempla-res distribuidos en 190 géneros pertenecien-tes a Charophyta (13), Chlorophyta (46),Cyanobacteria (26), Ochrophyta (32) y Rho-dophyta (73) que fueron donados por el Her-barium of The New York Botanical Garden.


FUNDACIÓN MIGUEL LILLOHERBARIO CRIPTOGÁMICO (LIL)CATÁLOGO DE LA COLECCIÓN

FICOLÓGICA

ACANTHOPHORA1. Acanthophora spicifera (Vahl.) Borg.

BERMUDA, Fairyland, 13/08/1913. In sha-llow water, F. S. Collins. Distributed fromthe Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6430).

2. Acanthophora spicifera (Vahl.) Borg.BERMUDA, Harrington Sound, 28/10/1913.A. B. Hervey. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6650).

3. Acanthophora thierii Lamour. US, Flo-rida, Key West, C. Messina. Phycotheca Bo-reali-Americana Nº 41. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6580).

ACROCHAETIUM4. Acrochaetium gymnogongri Setchell &

Gardner. US, California, San Francisco,

Land’s End, 22/05/1905. Epiphytic on Gym-nogongrus, W. A. Setchell & N. L. Gardner.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana 2244. Distribu-ted from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6338).

AEGIRA5. Aegira virescens (Carm.) Setchell and

N.L. Gardner. CANADA, Newfoundland, 26/07/1901-03/08/1901. On various algae justbellow low tide mark, Coll. M. A. Howe.North American Marine Algae Nº 768. Dis-tributed from Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6278).

AGARDHIELLA6. Agardhiella tenera (J. Ag.) Schmitz.

US, New York, Orient, M. A. Booth. Distribu-ted by The New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6302).

ALARIA7. Alaria grandifolia J. Ag. Phycotheca

Boreali-Americana Nº CV. Distributed fromthe Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6589).

Fig. 1. Número de especies por colector de la Colección Ficológica, en base al materialdonado por el Herbarium of the New York Botanical Garden. SD: sin datos de colector.


8. Alaria musaefolia De la Pyl. US, Coastof Maine, 18/07/1897. Coll. F. S. Collins.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6702).

9. Alaria pylaii (De la Pyl.) Grev. US, Mai-ne, Portland, Peak’s Island, 02/05/1904.Young plants from lowers pools, F. S. Collins.Phycotheca Boreali-Americana Nº 1237. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6491).

10. Alaria sculenta f. australis. US, Coastof Maine. Coll. Wm. A. Setchell. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6701).

ANABAENA11. Anabaena azollae Strasb. US, Califor-

nia, Los Angeles River, 11/1900. Endophyticin Azolla caroliniana, S. P. Monks. Phycote-ca Boreali-Americana Nº 754. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6553).

12. Anabaena catenula (Kuetz.) Born. &Flah. US, Maine, Penobscot Bay, Eagle Is-land, 07/1896. In a ditch just above thebeach, F. S. Collins. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 506. Distributed from the Her-barium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6515).

13. Anabaena catenula (Kuetz.) Born. &Flah. var. americana Collins. US, Massachu-setts, Middlesex Fells, 01/06/1893. In com-pany with others species of algae formingscum on pools or ditches, F. S. Collins. Phy-coteca Boreali-Americana Nº 207. Distribut-ed from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6541).

14. Anabaena circinalis Rab. US, Califor-nia, San Francisco, Ingleside, 11/1904. N. L.Gardner. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden Nº 1430.(LIL 6660).

15. Anabaena circinalis (Kuetz.) Rab. US,Massachusetts, Medford, 26/06/1906. For-ming a scum on a small pond, F. S. Collins.Phycotheca Boreali-Americana Nº 1308. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6473).

16. Anabaena flos-aquae Breb. US, NewHampshire, Jaffrey, 18/08/1896. Flooding

on Thorndike pond, L. W. Riddle. PhycotecaBoreali-Americana Nº 2208. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6349).

ANADYOMENE17. Anadyomene flabellata (Wulfen)

Agardh. BERMUDA, Harrington Sound, 02/1912. In shallow water, F. S. Collins. Phyco-theca Boreali-Americana Nº 1906. Distribu-ted from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6447).

ANKISTRODESMUS18. Ankistrodesmus falcatus var. duplex

(Kuetz.) G. S. West. US, Massachusetts,Waverley, 03/1916. In a culture, A. B. Sey-mour. Phycotheca Boreali-Americana Nº2226. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6425).

19. Ankistrodesmus falcatus (Corda) Ral-fs. var. mirabilis (W. & G. S. West) G. S.West. US, California, cultivated. PhycothecaBoreali-Americana Nº 2227. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6434).

ANTITHAMNION20. Antithamnion boreale (Gobi) Kjellm.

US, Maine, Harpswell, 06/07/1906. F. S.Collins. Phycotheca Boreali-Americana Nº1346. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6450).

21. Antithamnion cruciatum (Ag.) Naeg.BERMUDA, St. George’s, 04/1912. A. B.Hervey. Phycotheca Boreali-Americana Nº2191. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL20018).

22. Antithamnion floccosum var. pacifi-cum Harv. US, California, La Jolla. E. Sny-der. Phycotheca Boreali-Americana Nº 147.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6571).

23. Antithamnion plumula (Ellis) Thuret.US, Rhode Island, Conanicut Island, 02 y03/1898. W. C. Simmons. Phycotheca Borea-li-Americana Nº 496. Distributed from the


Herbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6539).

24. Antithamnion pylaisaei (Mont.)Kjellm. US, Massachusetts, Revere Beach,07/05/1893. F. S. Collins. Phycotheca Bore-ali-Americana Nº 97 a. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6557).

APHANIZOMENON25. Aphanizomenon flos-aquae Ralfs. US,

Wisconsin, Chetek Lake. G. M. Smith.Phycotheca Boreali-Americana Nº 2209. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6378).

APHANOTHECE26. Aphanothece microscopica Naeg. US,

California, San Francisco, Mountain Lake,17/05/1905. On moist sand, N. L. Gardner.Phycotheca Boreali-Americana Nº 1702a.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6465).

27. Aphanothece saxicola Naeg. US, Mas-sachusetts, Woburn, Horn Pond, 09/09/1905. F. S. Collins. Phycotheca Boreali-Ame-ricana Nº 1301. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 20027).

APIARIUM28. Apiarium apicula. US, Bay and Har-

bor of New York, Jersey City, 10/1850. OnFucus vesiculosus, and at low water mark ona rock, C. F. Durant. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den Nº 27. (LIL 5959).

ASCOCYCLUS29. Ascocyclus orbicularis (J. Ag.) Mag-

nus. US, Rodhe Island, Newport, 07/09/1896. On Zostera, Coll. F. S. Collins. Distri-buted from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden Nº 106. (LIL 6679).

ASCOPHYLLUM30. Ascophyllum nodosum (L.) Stackh.

US, New York, Long Island, Northport, 02/09/1896. Coll. A. Schneider. North AmericanMarine Algae. Distributed from the Herba-

rium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6251).

ASPEROCOCCUS31. Asperococcus fistolosus vermicularis

(Griff.) Batters. CANADA, Nova Scotia, Pic-tou, 15/07/1901. On Fucus serratus and F.vesiculosus at low water mark, Coll. M. A.Howe. North American Marine Algae Nº602. Distributed from the Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6274).

BANGIA32. Bangia ciliaris Carm. US, Connecti-

cut, Bridgeport, 05/11/1893. On Fucus, etc.,I. Holden. Phycotheca Boreali-Americana Nº88. Distributed from the The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6575).

BATOPHORA33. Batophora oerstedii var. occidentalis

(Harv.) Howe. BERMUDA, Shelly Bay, 12/1914. A. B. Hervey. Phycotheca Boreali-Ame-ricana Nº 2016. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6410).

BATRACHOSPERMUM34. Batrachospermum boryanum Sirdt.

US, Massachusetts, Middlesex Fells, 14/04/1890. In a brook, F. S. Collins. PhycothecaBoreali-Americana Nº 187b. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 20054).

35. Batrachospermum moniliforme Roth.US, Massachusetts, Wakefield, 06/04/1890.On stones in culvert in under railway, F. S.Collins. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6690).

36. Batrachospermum vagum keratophy-tum (Bory) Sirod. US, New York, Catskills,01/08/1868. T. F. Allen. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6259).

37. Batrachospermum vagum keratophy-tum (Bory) Sirod. US, New York, Catskills,01/08/1868. T. F. Allen. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6273).


Fig. 2. A) Acanthophora spicifera, Collins (LIL 6430). B) Callithamnion spongiosum, Durant(LIL 6003). C) Callophyllis violacea, Setchell, (LIL 6696). D) Chorda filum, Booth, (LIL 6319).


BOODLEOPSIS38. Boodleopsis pusilla (Collins) M. A.

Howe. US, Puerto Rico, San Juan, Santurce,16/05/1903. On wooden piers, littoral, M.A. Howe. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden Nº 1880.(LIL 6288).

BOSTRYCHIA39. Bostrychia anceps (Lamk.) Decne. US,

Bay and Harbor of New York, 1850. C. F.Durant. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden Nº 48. (LIL5952).

40. Bostrychia montagnei Harv. BERMU-DA, Tucker’s Town, 06/02/1913. A. B. Her-vey. Distributed from the Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6645).

41. Bostrychia sertularia Mont. BERMU-DA, Gravelly Bay, 01/04/1912. On roof ofcave, F. S. Collins. Phycotheca Boreali-Ame-ricana Nº 2094. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6374).

BRACHYTRICHIA42. Brachytrichia maculans Gomont. BER-

MUDA, Fairyland, 30/11/1915. On mangro-ve, among Rivularia polyotis, Dichothrix andCalothrix species, etc., F. S. Collins. Phyco-theca Boreali-Americana Nº 2159. Distribu-ted from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6525).

43. Brachytrichia quoyi (Ag.) B. & F. US,Puerto Rico, Bay of Guayanilla, Cayo MaríaLanga, 25/06/1915. On roots of Rhizophoraat l.t.m., Coll. M. A. Howe. North AmericanMarine Algae Nº 7124. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6258).

BRYOPSIS44. Bryopsis hypnoides Lamour. US, Bay

and Harbor of New York, Staten Island, Cas-tle Garden, 1850. On rocks at low watermark, C. F. Durant. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den Nº 186. (LIL 6020).

45. Bryopsis hypnoides Lamour. BERMU-DA, Dingle Bay, 15/01/1915. A. B. Hervey.

Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 2166. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6401).

46. Bryopsis hypnoides Lamour. BERMU-DA, Flatts Bridge, 10/03/1917. A. B. Hervey.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 2167. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6414).

47. Bryopsis pennata Lamour. US, PuertoRico, San Juan, 04/06/1903. On margins ofthe tide-pool, Coll. M. A. Howe. North Ame-rican Marine Algae Nº 2299. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6266).

CALLITHAMNION48. Callithamnion baileyi Herv. US, New

York, Red Hook and Staten Island, 1850. C.F. Durant. Distributed from the Herbariumof The New York Botanical Garden Nº 176.(LIL 6004).

49. Callithamnion byssoideum Arnott.US, Bay and Harbor of New York, 1850. Athalf tide, on shells, Zostera and Algae, C. F.Durant. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden Nº 174.(LIL 6006).

50. Callithamnion byssoideum Arn. var.jamaicense Collins. BERMUDA, Gravelly Bay,15/12/1913. In cave, A. B. Hervey. Phycote-ca Boreali-Americana Nº 2045. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6366).

51. Callithamnion cordatum Borgs. BER-MUDA, Buildings Bay, 01/02/1915. A. B. Her-vey. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 2189.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6404).

52. Callithamnion corymbosum (Eng.Bot.) Lyngb. US, Rhode Island, Newport. OnZostera marina, W. C. Simmons. PhycotecaBoreali-Americana Nº 444. Distributed fromthe Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6485).

53. Callithamnion corymbosum (Eng.Bot.) Ag. US, Rhode Island, Newport. Was-hed ashore, Coll. W. C. Simmons. NorthAmerican Algae Nº 226. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6677).


54. Callithamnion halliae Collins. BER-MUDA, 08/03/1912. A. B. Hervey. Distribu-ted from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6648).

55. Callithamnion lignator? US, Bay andHarbor of New York, 1850. In great abun-dance, between tide marks, on docks logsand other submerged woods, C. F. Durant.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden Nº 171. (LIL 6008).

56. Callithamnion pinnata. US, Bay andHarbor of New York, Hurlgate, 1850. Abun-dant at low water mark, C. F. Durant. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden Nº 177. (LIL 6016).

57. Callithamnion roseum Sm. US, Bayand Harbor of New York, 1850. At half tidemark, in all part of the bay, C. F. Durant.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden Nº 173. (LIL 6001).

58. Callithamnion spongiosum Harv. US,Bay and Harbor of New York, 1850. Bet-ween tide marks rather abundant, C. F. Du-rant. Distributed from the Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden Nº 175. (LIL6003).

CALLOPHYLLIS59. Callophyllis furcata Farlow. US, Cali-

fornia, San Diego. Distributed from the Her-barium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6642).

60. Callophyllis obtusifolia J. Ag. US,California, San Diego, 06/1915. W. A. Set-chell. Distributed from the Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6669).

61. Callophyllis obtusifolia J. Ag. US,California, San Diego, 06/1915. W. A. Set-chell. Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6689).

62. Callophyllis variegata Kg. US, Cali-fornia, Pacific Grove. S. P. Monks. Distribu-ted from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden Nº 3288. (LIL 6634).

63. Callophyllis variegata (Bory) Kuetz.US, California, Santa Cruz, 1888-1889. M.Tuttle. Distributed from the Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6694).

64. Callophyllis violacea J. Ag. US, Cali-fornia, 06/1915. W. A. Setchell. Distributed

from the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6667).

65. Callophyllis violacea J. Ag. US, Cali-fornia, 06/1915. W. A. Setchell. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6695).

66. Callophyllis violacea J. Ag. US, Cali-fornia, 06/1915. W. A. Setchell. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6696).

CALOGLOSSA67. Caloglossa leprieurii (Mont.) J. Ag.

US, Florida, St. Agustin, 05/1897. Growingon various plants between tide marks, G. A.Hall. Phycotheca Boreali-Americana Nº 438.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6538).

68. Caloglossa leprieurii (Mont.) J. Ag.BERMUDA, Ely’s Harbor, 21/04/1914. A. B.Hervey. Phycotheca Boreali-Americana Nº2038. Distributed from the Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6372).

69. Caloglossa leprieurii (Mont.) J. Ag.US, Puerto Rico, Hacienda Catalina nearPalmer, 29/01-01/02/1915. In a brook, Coll.N. Wille. Freshwater Algae from Porto RicoNº 792. Distributed from the The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6285).

CALOTHRIX70. Calothrix braunii Bornet & Flahault.

US, California, 01/1916. Developed in awater culture in Bot. Lab. University of Cali-fornia, N. L. Gardner. Phycotheca Boreali-Americana Nº 2211. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6351).

71. Calothrix fasciculata f. incrustans Co-llins. US, Massachusetts, Revere Beach, 29/09/1895. On rocks in littoral zone, F. S. Co-llins. Phycotheca Boreali-Americana Nº 561.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6523).

72. Calothrix vivipara Harv. US, Mas-sachusetts, Marblehead, 27/08/1895. In up-per tide pools, on smooth rocks, F. S. Collins.Phycotheca Boreali-Americana Nº 560. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6549).


CATENELLA73. Catenella opuntia Good. et Woodw.

US, Bay and Harbor of New York, Hurlgate,1850. In rock pool, C. F. Durant. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden Nº 128. (LIL 6018).

CAULERPA74. Caulerpa clavifera (Turn.) Ag. US,

Puerto Rico, Mouth of Guanica Harbor, 21/06/1915. In 3-6 dm. of water, Coll. M. A.Howe. North American Marine Algae Nº6984. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6320).

75. Caulerpa crassifolia (Ag.) J. Ag. US,Puerto Rico, Guanica Harbor, 23/06/1915.In shallow water, in Rhizophora association,Coll. M. A. Howe. North American MarineAlgae Nº 7026. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6282).

76. Caulerpa crassifolia (Ag.) J. Ag. for-ma laxior (Weber) Collins. BERMUDA, 23/04-02/05/1912. F. S. Collins. Phycoteca Bo-reali-Americana Nº 1919 A. (LIL 20105).

77. Caulerpa crassifolia var. mexicana J.Ag. US, Florida, Key West. Leg. C. Messina.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden Nº 724. (LIL 6629).

78. Caulerpa juniperoides J. Ag. JAMAI-CA, Port Antonio, 07/1894. Growing inabundance in shallow water on dark mudbottom, C. E. Pease and E. Butler. PhycotecaBoreali-Americana Nº 79. Distributed fromThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6572).

79. Caulerpa cupressoides (West.) Ag. US,Puerto Rico, West of the Mouth of GuanicaHarbor, 30/06/1915. Common in 2-6 dm. ofwater of Rhizophora-Thalassia association,on reefs and cays, Coll. M. A. Howe. NorthAmerican Marine Algae Nº 7261. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6328).

80. Caulerpa cupressoides (Vahl.) Ag. var.mamillosa (Mont.) Weber. JAMAICA, 1900.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6635).

81. Caulerpa fastigiata Mont. US, Flori-

da, Key West. C. Messina. Distributed fromthe Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6659).

82. Caulerpa lentillifera subsessilis M. A.Howe. US, Puerto Rico, East of the mouth ofGuanica Harbor, 23/06/1915. Dredged in40-50 meters of water, M. A. Howe. Distri-buted from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden Nº 7098. (LIL 6289). TypeDuplicate.

83. Caulerpa paspaloides compressa(Web. - V. Bosse). M. A. Howe. BAHAMAS,Atwood (Samana) Cay, 04/12/1907. Nearlow - water mark, M. A. Howe. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden Nº 5328. (LIL 6330).

84. Caulerpa prolifera (Forsk.) Lamour.US, Puerto Rico, East of the mouth of Guani-ca Harbor, 01/07/1915. Common in 2-3dm. of water in Rhizophora association,Coll. M. A. Howe. North American MarineAlgae Nº 7299. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6327).

85. Caulerpa pusilla (Kuetz.) J. Ag. BER-MUDA, Harris Bay, 25/11/1913. In tidepool, A. B. Hervey. Phycotheca Boreali-Ame-ricana Nº 2019. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6358).

86. Caulerpa racemosa (Forsk.) J. Ag.US, Puerto Rico, Mouth of Guanica Harbor,21/06/1915. In 3-6 dm. of water, with andnear C. clavifera, Coll. M. A. Howe. NorthAmerican Marine Algae Nº 6985. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6290).

87. Caulerpa racemosa (Foersk.) J. Ag.var. occidentalis (J. Ag.) Börgs. BERMUDA,Harrington Sound, 02/05/1912. Floating onsurface of quiet pool, F. S. Collins. Phycothe-ca Boreali-Americana Nº 2021. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6359).

88. Caulerpa taxifolia (Vahl.) Ag. US,Puerto Rico, Guanica Harbor, 23/06/1915.In shallow water in Rhizophora association,common in roots and mud, Coll. M. A.Howe. North American Marine Algae Nº7025. Distributed from the Herbarium of


Fig. 3. A) Desmarestia viridis, Holden (LIL 6632). B) Grinnellia americana, Booth (LIL6315). C) Liagora ceranoides, Hervey (LIL 6626). D) Microcladia coulteri, Tuttle (LIL 6615).


The New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6297).

CERAMIUM89. Ceramium californicum J. Ag. US,

California, Santa Cruz, 08/1897. On Graci-laria confervoides, thrown ashore, J. M.Weeks. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº447. Distributed from the The New York Bo-tanical Garden. (LIL 6545).

90. Ceramium californicum J. Ag. US,California, Monterrey County, PescaderoPoint, 05/1916. On rocks and algae in lowerlitoral, N. L. Gardner. Phycotheca Boreali-Americana Nº 2248. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6342).

91. Ceramium diaphanum var. obtusa.US, Bay and Harbor of New York, 1850. OnZostera and other Algae, C. F. Durant. Distri-buted from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden Nº 148. (LIL 6021).

92. Ceramium fastigiatum Harv. US, Rho-de Island, Newport, Eastern Point, 01/09/1901. Washed ashore, W. C. Simmons. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden Nº 4237. (LIL 6638).

93. Ceramium rubrum Huds. US, Bayand Harbor of New York, 1850. C. F. Durant.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden Nº 145. (LIL 5994).

94. Ceramium rubrum var. corymbiferumJ. Ag. US, Massachusetts, Eastham, SaltPond, 03/09/1916. F. S. Collins. PhycotecaBoreali-Americana Nº 2249. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6364).

95. Ceramium strictum Harv. US, Maine,Penobscot Bay, Spectacle Island, 07/1895.Growing in dense masses in high shallowpool, F. S. Collins. Phycoteca Boreali-Ameri-cana Nº 347. Distributed from The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6529).

96. Ceramium strictum (Kütz) Harv. US,Long Island, Orient, M. A. Booth. Distributedby The New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6307).

97. Ceramium tenuissimum var. pyg-maeum (Kuetz.) Hauck. BERMUDA,Cooper’s Island, 02/08/1913. On Codium

decorticatum, F. S. Collins. Phycoteca Borea-li-Americana Nº 2193. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6395).

98. Ceramium transversale Collins & Her-vey, BERMUDA, Harrington Sound, 01/05/1912. On Zonaria variegata, F. S. Collins.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 2049. Dis-tributed from The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 20135).

CHAETOMORPHA99. Chaetomorpha crassa (Ag.) Kütz.

BERMUDA, Heron Bay, 24/04/1913. A. B.Hervey. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6605).

100. Chaetomorpha gracilis Kuetz. BER-MUDA, Hungry Bay, 04/1912. F. S. Collins.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 2162. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6398).

101. Chaetomorpha minima Collins &Hervey. BERMUDA, Harrington Sound, 03/1914. On Cladophora, Lyngbya, etc. A. B.Hervey. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº2007. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6381).

CHAETOPHORA102. Chaetophora elegans (Roth.) Ag. US,

Washington, Whidbey Island, 07/1901. In apond, N. L. Gardner. Phycoteca Boreali-Ame-ricana Nº 1026. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 20148).

103. Chaetophora incrassata (Hudds.)Hazen. US, Connecticut, Bridgeport, Pequon-noch River, 01/12/1890. I. Holden. Phycote-ca Boreali-Americana Nº 1330. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6489).

CHAMAEDORIS104. Chamaedoris peniculum (Ell. & Sol.)

Kuntze. US, Puerto Rico, Muertos Island(Cayo de Muertos), 08/07/1915, Washedshore. Coll. M. A. Howe. North AmericanMarine Algae Nº 7530. Distributed from the


Herbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6270).

CHAMPIA105. Champia parvula Harv. US, New

York, Long Island, Orient. M. A. Booth. Dis-tributed by the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6311).

CHANTRANSIA106. Chantransia dufourii Collins. BER-

MUDA, Hungry Bay, 12/1913. On Dictyotaciliata, A. B. Hervey. Phycoteca Boreali-Ame-ricana Nº 2087. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6335).

CHARA107. Chara aspera (Deth.) Willd. US, Illi-

nois, Chicago, 07/1889. Coll. E. S. Bastin,Det. T. F. Allen. Distributed from The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6038).

108. Chara aspera (Deth.) Willd. US,New York, Geneva. Coll. & Det. T. F. Allen.Distributed from The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6044).

109. Chara contraria A. Br. MÉXICO,Tula, 02/08/1896. In springs of alkaline mea-dows, Coll. C. G. Pringle, Det. T. F. Allen. TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6032).

110. Chara contraria A. Br. MÉXICO, SanLuis de Potosí, San Bartolo. In alkalinepools, Coll. C. G. Pringle, Det. T. F. Allen.The New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6055).

111. Chara contraria A. Br. US, NewYork, Cayuga. Coll. & Det. T. F. Allen. TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6078).

112. Chara contraria A. Br. US, NewYork, Seneca. Det. T. F. Allen. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6080).

113. Chara coronata Ziz. US, Vermont,1881. Coll. Horsford. Characeae AmericanaeExsicattae Nº 12. Distributed from The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6072).

114. Chara coronata Ziz. MÉXICO, SanLuis Potosí, 28/09/1890. In shallow ponds,Coll. C. G. Pringle, Det. T. F. Allen. The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6034).

115. Chara coronata var. schweinitzii A.Br. US, Connecticut, Litchfield, 06/1880.Coll. T. F. Allen. Characeae Americanae Ex-siccatae Nº 8. Distributed from The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6029).

116. Chara crinita Wallr. US, Massachu-setts, Nantucket, Wauwinet, 30/08/1895.Coll. & Det. T. F. Allen. The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6051).

117. Chara crinita f. leptosperma Allen.US, Massachusetts, Nantucket, SesacachaPond, 07/1886. F. S. Collins. Phycoteca Bo-reali-Americana Nº 823. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6509).

118. Chara delicatula Desv. SUECIA,Smorsund insulae Koön ad Marstrand, 6/1898. In fossa argillaceae, O. Nordstedt. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6305).

119. Chara elegans (A. Br.) C. B. Robin-son. US, Massachusetts, Winham. E. Faxon.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 1440. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6477).

120. Chara excelsa Allen. US, New York,Canandaigua, 08/1881. Coll. & Det. T. F.Allen. Distributed from The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6074).

121. Chara flaccida A. Br. US, Florida,25/05/1875. Coll. A. H. Curtiss, Det. T. F.Allen. The New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6035).

122. Chara flexilis Ag. var. subcapitata A.Br. US, Connecticut, Litchfield. Coll. T. F.Allen. Characeae Americanae Exsiccatae Nº30. Distributed from The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6049).

123. Chara foetida A. Br. US, New York,Syracusse, 08/1881. Coll. T. F. Allen. Chara-ceae Americanae Exsiccatae Nº 17. Distribu-ted from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6028).

124. Chara fragilis Desv. US, Conneticut,Goshen, 07/1881. Coll. T. F. Allen. Distribu-ted from The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6085).

125. Chara fragilis Desv. US, Massachu-setts, Boxford, 23/08/1880. In a brook,


Coll. & Det. T. F. Allen. The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6058).

126. Chara fragilis Desv. US, New York,Honeoye, 08/1881. Coll. T. F. Allen. Chara-ceae Americanae Exsiccatae Nº 21. Distribu-ted from of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6040).

127. Chara fragilis Desv. f. tenuior. MÉXI-CO, Tlalnepantla, 10/12/1892. In railroadditches, Coll. C. G. Pringle, Det. T. F. Allen.The New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6081).

128. Chara gymnopus elegans A. Br. US,New York, Lake Champlain, South Bay, 20/08/1894. Coll & Det. T. F. Allen. The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6037).

129.Chara gymnopus elegans. US, Mas-sachusetts, Wenham. E. Faxon. Distributedfrom The New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6607).

130. Chara gymnopus humboldtii A. Br.US, Florida, Jacksonville, St. John’s River,04/08/1891. Coll. K. Minakata, Det. T. F.Allen. Distributed from The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6061).

131. Chara gymnopus humboldtii A. Br.MÉXICO, Tampico, 04/07/1896. In a pool,among the sand dunes of the gulf coast,Coll. C. G. Pringle, Det. T. F. Allen. The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6079).

132. Chara gymnopus michauxii A. Br.US, West Virginia, Harper’s Ferry, 10/1881.Coll. J. D. Smith, Det. T. F. Allen. The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6041).

133. Chara gymnopus michauxii A. Br.MÉXICO, Chihuahua, Bachimba Cañon, 31/10/1885. In warm springs, Coll. C. G. Prin-gle, Det. T. F. Allen. Distributed from TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6046).

134. Chara gymnopus michauxii A. Br.US, Texas, Brownsville, 13/08/1888. In lago-ons of the lower Río Grande, Coll. C. G.Pringle, Det. T. F. Allen. The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6047).

135. Chara gymnopus michauxii A. Br.US, West Virginia, Harper’s Ferry, 10/1880.Coll. J. D. Smith, Det. T. F. Allen. The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6088).

136. Chara gymnopus trichacantha A. Br.US, Florida. Coll. A. H. Curtiss, Det. T. F.

Allen. Distributed from The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6063).

137. Chara hornemanni A. Br. var. nord-hoffiae Allen. US, California, San Diego, 08/1897. Coll. Nordhoff. Characeae AmericanaeExsiccattae. Distributed from The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6033).

138. Chara hydropitys var. septentrionalisNordst. US, Rhode Island, Apponaug, 08/1880. Coll. T. F. Allen. Characeae America-nae Exsiccatae Nº 10. Distributed from TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6084).

139. Chara intermedia A. Br. US, NewJersey, «Panther Pond», 08/1880. Coll. T. F.Allen. Characeae Americanae Exsciccatae Nº4. Distributed from The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6086).

140. Chara intermedia A. Br. US, SouthDakota, Lake Cochrane, 30/08/1898. Coll.& Det. T. F. Allen. The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6045).

141. Chara intermedia A. Br. US, SouthDakota, Lake Hendricks, 1898. Coll. & Det.T. F. Allen. The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6066).

142. Chara intermedia A. Br. var. ameri-cana A. Br. US, Connecticut, Lakeville, 08/1880. Coll. T. F. Allen. Characeae America-nae Exsiccatae Nº 8. Distributed from TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6087).

143. Chara sejuncta A. Br. US, Minneso-ta, 07/1882. J. C. Arthur. Distributed fromthe Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6075).

144. Chara sejuncta f. elongata. A. Br.US, New York, New Jersey, 08/1880. Coll. T.F. Allen. Characeae Americanae ExsiccataeNº 7. Distributed from The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6062).

145. Chara sejuncta f. tenuifolia A. Br.US, Rhode Island, Apponaug, 09/1882. Coll.E. Faxon. Characeae Americanae ExsiccataeNº 39. Distributed from The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6052).

CHORDA146. Chorda filum L. US, Bay and Har-

bor of New York, 1850. C. F. Durant. Distri-buted from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden Nº 20. (LIL 5964).


Fig. 4. A) Nereocystis lutkeana, Weeks (LIL 6699). B) Polysiphonia urceolata, Pike (LIL6257). C) Rhodomela subfusca, Simmons (LIL 6432). D) Sargassum filipendula, Simmons(LIL 6609).


147. Chorda filum (L.) Stackh. US, NewYork, Long Island, Orient. M. A. Booth. Dis-tributed by The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6319).

CHONDRIA148. Chondria curvilineata Collins & Her-

vey. BERMUDA, Heron Bay, 28/01/1914.Coll. A. B. Hervey. Phycoteca Boreali-Ameri-cana Nº 2039a. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6368A).

149. Chondria curvilineata Collins & Her-vey. BERMUDA, Inlet, 24/12/1913. Coll. A.B. Hervey. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº2039b. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6368B).

150. Chondria tenuissima Ag. US, NewYork, Long Island, Orient. M. A. Booth. Dis-tributed by The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6304).

151. Chondria tenuissima Ag. US, NewYork, Long Island, Orient. M. A. Booth. Dis-tributed by The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6325).

CHONDRUS152. Chondrus crispus L. US, Bay and

Harbor of New York, 1850. C. F. Durant.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden Nº 110. (LIL 6013).

153. Chondrus crispus (L.) Stack. US,Rhode Island, Newport, 04/1898. Coll. W. C.Simmons. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº488 b. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6548).

CHROOCOCCUS154. Chroococcus helveticus Naeg. US,

California, 05/1916. Cultivated, N. L. Gard-ner. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 2201.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6394).

155. Chroococcus turgidus (Kuetz.) Naeg.US, California, 03/1916. Cultivated, N. L.Gardner. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº2202. Distributed from the Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6377).

CHRYSYMENIA156. Chrysymenia divaricata J. Ag. US,

Bay and Harbor of New York, Red Hook,1850. C. F. Durant. Distributed from the Her-barium of The New York Botanical GardenNº 78. (LIL 5982).

CHYLOCLADIA157. Chylocladia parvula Ag. US, Bay

and Harbor of New York, Hurlgate and Sta-ten Island, 1850. In tide pools, C. F. Durant.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden Nº 80. (LIL 5981).

CLADOPHORA158. Cladophora arcta Dillw. US, Bay

and Harbor of New York, 1850. On rocks atlow water mark, C. F. Durant. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden Nº 201. (LIL 5963).

159. Cladophora callicoma Kuetz. US,Connecticut, Still River, near New Milford,08/05/1892. Attached to rocks in swift run-ning waters, I. Holden. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 25. Distributed from the Her-barium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6560).

160. Cladophora canalicularis (Roth.)Kuetz. US, Missouri, Saint Louis, 01/04/1910. G. T. Moore. Phycoteca Boreali-Ameri-cana Nº 1689. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6449).

161. Cladophora corallicola Børgs. BER-MUDA, Tuckerstown, 27/12/1912. A. B. Her-vey. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 2010.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6411).

162. Cladophora crispula Vickers. BER-MUDA, Harrington Sound, 11/1914. A. B.Hervey. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº2011. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6424).

163. Cladophora crystallina (Roth.) Kue-tz. BERMUDA, Harrington Sound, 03/05/1912. Pool, F. S. Collins. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 1865b. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6488).


164. Cladophora delicatula Mont. US,Oregon, North Bend, 05/1914. Growing onsound rock in a sheltered shady place nearhigh tide line, N. L. Gardner. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden Nº 2747. (LIL 6682).

165. Cladophora expansa (Mert.) Kuetz.US, Massachusetts, Eastham, «Sunken Mea-dow», 13/09/1909. Floating in mats in thesurface of pools, F. S. Collins. Phycoteca Bo-reali-Americana Nº 1633a. Distributed fromthe Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 20308A).

166. Cladophora expansa (Mert.) Kuetz.US, Massachusetts, Eastham, «Sunken Mea-dow», 19/04/1909. Lying loose on the bo-ttom, F. S. Collins. Phycoteca Boreali-Ameri-cana Nº 1633b. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 20308B).

167. Cladophora fascicularis (Mert.)Kuetz. BERMUDA, Harrington Sound, 23/02/1916. A. B. Hervey. Phycoteca Boreali-Ameri-cana Nº 2163. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical. (LIL 6420).

168. Cladophora flexuosa (Griff.) Harv.US, California, Monterrey County, PeebleBeach, 05/1916. In comparatively quietwater, among Enteromorpha, N. L. Gardner.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 2239. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6343).

169. Cladophora fracta (Fl. Dan.) Kuetz.BERMUDA, Spanish Rock, 17/01/1913. Arti-ficial fresh water reservoir, A. B. Hervey.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 2013. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6360).

170. Cladophora fuliginosa Kuetz. BER-MUDA, Harris Bay, 09/01/1914. A. B. Her-vey. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 2012.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 20319).

171. Cladophora hemisphaerica Gardner.US, California, Monterrey County, PebbleBeach, 05/1916. In tide pools above highwater mark, on sand rock, N. L. Gardner.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 2240c. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6344).

172. Cladophora hemisphaerica Gardner.US, California, Monterrey County, CypressPoint, 06/1916. On rocks in middle and up-per litoral zone, N. L. Gardner. PhycotecaBoreali-Americana Nº 2240b. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6340).

173. Cladophora pellucida Huds. US,Bay and Harbor of New York, 1850. Onmud-covered rocks, C. F. Durant. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden Nº 196. (LIL 5975).

174. Cladophora piscinae Collins & Her-vey. BERMUDA, Godet Island, 30/11/1915.In still salt water, stone fish pool, F. S. Co-llins. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 2165.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6413).

175. Cladophora refracta Ag. US, Bayand Harbor of New York, 1850. On the mudflats, C. F. Durant. Distributed from the Her-barium of The New York Botanical GardenNº 199. (LIL 5960).

176. Cladophora rudolfiana f. eramosaGardner. US, California, Oakland, 04/1915.In warm salt water pool, N. L. Gardner.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 2241. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6348).

177. Cladophora rupestris L. US, Bayand Harbor of New York, 1850. On rocksand Algae at half tide mark, C. F. Durant.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden Nº 197. (LIL 5957).

178. Cladophora utriculosa Kuetz. BER-MUDA, Harrington Sound, 03/1914, A. B.Hervey. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº2014a. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6350A).

179. Cladophora utriculosa Kuetz. BER-MUDA, Harrington Sound, 11/1914. A. B.Hervey. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº2014b. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden (LIL6350B).

CLADOPHOROPSIS180. Cladophoropsis membranaceus

(Ag.) Borg. BERMUDA, Flatts Bridge, 01/


05/1912. Forming firm, spherical or ovoidcushions on shoots of mangroves, F. S. Co-llins. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº1866b. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6456).

CLOSTERIUM181. Closterium dianae Ehrenb. US, Mas-

sachusetts, Tewksbury, Round Pond, 07/09/1908. Among other algae, F. S. Collins.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 1564. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6497).

CODIUM182. Codium decorticatum (Woodw.)

Howe. BERMUDA, Coopers Island, 02/08/1913. F. S. Collins. Distributed from the Her-barium of The New York Botanical GardenNº 7702. (LIL 6664).

183. Codium decorticatum (Woodw.)Howe. BERMUDA. F. S. Collins & A. B. Her-vey. Distributed from the Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden Nº 8112. (LIL6606).

184. Codium decorticatum (Woodw.)Howe. BERMUDA, 02/08/1913. F. S. Co-llins. Distributed from the Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden Nº 8113. (LIL6671).

185. Codium tomentosum (Huds.) Stack.JAMAICA, Port Maria, 17/03/1893. In im-mense tufts along shore, J. E. Humphrey.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 168. Distri-buted from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6555).

COELOSPHAERIUM186. Coelosphaerium kuetzingianum

Naeg. US, Massachusetts, Arlington, 27/07/1891. Leg. E. Dewart. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den Nº 2160. (LIL 6602).

CONFERVA187. Conferva melagonium Web. and

Mohr. US, Bay and Harbor of New York,Governor´s Island, 1850. In deep water, C.F. Durant. Distributed from the Herbarium

of The New York Botanical Garden Nº 210.(LIL 6015).

CORALLINA188. Corallina berterii Mont. Exploratio-

ns in South America, 02/11/1914. Coll. Mr.and Mrs. J. N. Rose. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den Nº 19425. (LIL 6254).

189. Corallina gracilis Lamour. US, Cali-fornia, La Jolla. E. Snyder. Phycoteca Borea-li-Americana Nº 399. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6556).

190. Corallina officinalis L. US, Bay andHarbor of New York, Hurlgate, 1850. C. F.Durant. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden Nº 83. (LIL5973).

CORDYLECLADIA191. Cordylecladia rigens (Ag.) Collins &

Hervey. BERMUDA, Fairyland, 12/1915. Inmangrove swamp, F. S. Collins. PhycotecaBoreali-Americana Nº 2186. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6403).

COSMARIUM192. Cosmarium reniforme Archer var.

elevatum W. & G. S. West. US, Massachu-setts, Eastham, 09/1909. On decaying ofNimphae leaves, F. S. Collins. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden Nº 6112. (LIL 6600).

193. Cosmarium pseudonitidulum Nordst.var. validum West. US, Massachusetts, Eas-tham, 08/09/1915. F. S. Collins. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden Nº 6674. (LIL 20404).

CROUANIA194. Crouania attenuata (Bonnem.) J.

Ag. BERMUDA, Buildings Bay, 24/02/1914.A. B. Hervey. Phycoteca Boreali-AmericanaNº 2048. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6373).


CRYPTONEMIA195. Cryptonemia obovata J. Ag. US,

California, San Francisco, Fort Point. Onrocks at extreme low water mark, C. P. Nott.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 550. Distri-buted from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6511).

196. Cryptonemia obovata J. Ag. US,California, La Jolla. E. Snyder. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6676).

197. Cryptonemia obovata J. Ag. US,California, La Jolla. Washed ashore, E. Sny-der. Distributed from the Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6697).

CRYPTOPLEURA198. Cryptopleura ruprechtiana (J. Ag.)

Kyl. CANADA, Vancouver Island, 07/1901.E. Butler and J. M. Polley. Distributed fromthe Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6652).

199. Cryptopleura violacea (J. Ag.) Kyli-ne. US, California, White’s Point, 11/06/1911. N. L. Gardner. Phycoteca Boreali-Ame-ricana Nº 2246c. Distributed from the Her-barium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6333).

CUMAGLOIA200. Cumagloia andersonii (Farlow) S. &

G. US, California, San Pedro. S. P. Monks.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6611).

CYSTOCLONIUM201. Cystoclonium purpurascens (Huds.)

Kuetz. US, Rhode Island, Newport, 06/1899.W. C. Simmons. Phycotheca Boreali-Ameri-cana Nº 690. Distributed from The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6513).

CYSTOSEIRA202. Cystoseira setchellii Gardner. US,

Southern California. Phycoteca Boreali-Ame-ricana Nº CXVb. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6591).

DASYA203. Dasya corymbifera J. Ag. US, Flori-

da, Key West. G. A. Hall. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 1745. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6421).

204. Dasya pedicellata Ag. US, NewYork, Long Island. Coll. N. Pike. Distributedfrom The New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6298).

205. Dasya pedicellata Ag. US, Mas-sachusetts, Martha’s Vineyard, 1893. Coll. F.H. Blodgett. North American Marine Algae.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6301).

206. Dasya pedicellata Ag. US, NewYork, Long Island, Orient. M. A. Booth. Dis-tributed by The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6316).

207. Dasya pedicellata Ag. US, NewYork, Long Island, Orient. M. A. Booth. Dis-tributed by The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6318).

DASYCLADUS208. Dasycladus clavaeformis Ag. JAMAI-

CA, 1900. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6619).

209. Dasycladus clavaeformis (Roth.) Ag.US, Florida, Key West, 22/10/1896. Washedashore, G. A. Hall. Distributed from the Her-barium of The New York Botanical GardenNº 97. (LIL 6681).

DERBESIA210. Derbesia lamourouxii (J. Ag.) So-

lier. BERMUDA, Tucker’s Town, 21/03/1916.A. B. Hervey. Phycoteca Boreali-AmericanaNº 2168. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6384).

DESMARESTIA211. Desmarestia aculeata (L.) Lamour.

US, Massachusetts, Revere Beach, 02/06/1895. Growing below low marked, F. S. Co-llins. Phycotheca Boreali-Americana Nº 129.Distributed from The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6564).


212. Desmarestia confervalis. US, NewYork, Red Hook, Yellow Hook, 1850. OnFucus vesiculosus, C. F. Durant. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden Nº 24. (LIL 5990).

213. Desmarestia latifrons Kutz. US, Ca-lifornia, Carmel Bay, 07/1896. De AltonSaunders. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº279. Distributed from the Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6586).

214. Desmarestia viridis Mull. US, Bayand Harbor of New York Hurlgate, 1850. OnFucus and other Algae, C. F. Durant. Distri-buted from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden Nº 23. (LIL 5955).

215. Desmarestia viridis (Mull.) Lamour.US, New York, Long Island, Montauk Point,15/07/1934. Washed ashore, M. A. Howe.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden Nº 7676. (LIL 6323).

216. Desmarestia viridis (Muell.) La-mour. US, Connecticut, Bridgeport, 03/1889.Washed ashore, I. Holden. Distributed fromthe Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6622).

217. Desmarestia viridis (Muell.) La-mour. US, Connecticut, Bridgeport. Washedashore, I. Holden. Distributed from the Her-barium of The New York Botanical GardenNº 299. (LIL 6632).

DESMOTRICHUM218. Desmotrichum balticum Kuetz. US,

Massachusetts, Marblehead Neck, 08/08/1903. Growing just below the water mark inferry ship, F. S. Collins. Phycotheca Boreali-Americana Nº 1080. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6480).

DICHOTHRIX219. Dichothrix baveriana Bornet & Flah.

BERMUDA, North Shore, 29/11/1913. Onrocks near high water mark, A. B. Hervey.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 2160. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 20457).

220. Dichothrix horsfordii (Wolle) Bornet.US, Connecticut, Bridgeport, Pequonoch Ri-ver, below Factory Pond dam, 22/07/1894.

On stones in quiet water, I. Holden. Phyco-theca Boreali-Americana Nº 215b. Distribu-ted from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6558).

DICTYOPTERIS221. Dictyopteris delicatula Lamour. BER-

MUDA, Heron Bay, 26/12/1919. A. B. Her-vey. Phycotheca Boreali-Americana Nº 1924.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6416).

222. Dictyopteris zonanoides Farlow. US,California, San Diego, La Jolla & PacificBeach. E. Snyder. Phycotheca Boreali-Ameri-cana Nº 581. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6522).

DICTYOSIPHON223. Dictyosiphon hispidus Kjellm. US,

Maine, Penobscot Bay, Spectacle Island, 17/07/1898. On Chordaria flagelliforme & otheralgae in tide pool, F. S. Collins. PhycothecaBoreali-Americana Nº 677. Distributed fromthe Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6512).

DICTYOSPHAERIA224. Dictyosphaeria favulosa (Ag.) De-

caisne. BERMUDA, Harris Bay, 31/01/1913.A. B. Hervey. Phycotheca Boreali-AmericanaNº 2015. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6347).

DICTYOTA225. Dictyota bartayresiana Lamour.

BARBADOS, 04/01/1903, lower litoral. A.Vickers. Phycotheca Boreali-Americana Nº1492. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6444).

226. Dictyota bartayresiana Lamour. JA-MAICA, Port Antonio. C. E. Pease and E. Bu-tler. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 579.Distributed from The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6510).

227. Dictyota bartayresiana Lamour. JA-MAICA, Kingston Harbor, 03/05/1901. J. E.Duerdon. Distributed from the Herbarium of


The New York Botanical Garden Nº 4173.(LIL 6601).

228. Dictyota bartayresiana Lamour. JA-MAICA, West Indies. C. E. Pease. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6625).

229. Dictyota crenulata J. Ag. BERMUDA,Hungry Bay, 30/07/1913. A. B. Hervey. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6610).

230. Dictyota dichotoma (Huds.) Lamour.BERMUDA, Tucker’s Town, 25/04/1912. Inshallow water, F. S. Collins. Phycotheca Bo-reali-Americana Nº 2175. Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6418).

231. Dictyota dichotoma (Huds.) Lamour.US, North Carolina, Beaufort, 06/08/1909.Coll. W. D. Hoyt. Phycotheca Boreali-Ameri-cana Nº 1641. Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6484).

232. Dictyota indica Sonder. BERMUDA,Ely’s Harbor, 25/07/1913. F. S. Collins.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 2030. Dis-tributed from The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6376).

DUDRESNAYA233. Dudresnaya bermudensis Setchell.

BERMUDA, Buildings Bay, 02/03/1916. A. B.Hervey. Phycotheca Boreali-Americana Nº2195. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6412).

234. Dudresnaya crassa M. A. Howe.BERMUDA, Shelly Bay, 05/1912. F. S. Co-llins. Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden Nº 7242. (LIL 6641).

235. Dudresnaya crassa Howe. BERMU-DA, Buildings Bay, 29/03/1917. A. B. Hervey.Phycotheca Boreali-Americana Nº 2196. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6385).

ECTOCARPUS236. Ectocarpus confervoides (Roth.) Le

Jolis. US, Maine, Harpswell, 16/07/1905.Coll. F. S. Collins. Distributed from the Her-barium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6686).

237. Ectocarpus crinitus Carm. US, Bayand Harbor of New York, 1850. On muddyshores in summer, C. F. Durant. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden Nº 40. (LIL 5968).

238. Ectocarpus distortus Carm. US, Bayand Harbor of New York, 1850. Near lowwater mark, C. F. Durant. Distributed fromthe Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden Nº 44. (LIL 5972).

239. Ectocarpus granulosus (Eng. Bot.)Ag. US, California, Monterey County, CarmelBay, 05/1916. On Nereocystis luetkeana, N.L. Gardner. Phycotheca Boreali-AmericanaNº 2242. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6389).

240. Ectocarpus litoralis L. US, Bay andHarbor of New York, 1850. C. F. Durant.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden Nº 41. (LIL 5965).

241. Ectocarpus litoralis. US, Bay andHarbor of New York, 1850. On Fucus instrong tidal current, C. F. Durant. Distribu-ted from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden Nº 41. (LIL 5984).

242. Ectocarpus mitchellae Harv. BERMU-DA, 01/1914. A. B. Hervey. Distributed fromthe Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden Nº 7409. (LIL 6684).

243. Ectocarpus mitchellae Harv. BERMU-DA, 01/1914. A. B. Hervey. Distributed fromthe Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden Nº 7141. (LIL 6688).

244. Ectocarpus penicillatus Ag. US, Rho-de Island, Newport, 06/1898. On Scytosi-phon lomentarius and other algae. W. C. Si-mmons. Phycotheca Boreali-Americana Nº479. Distributed from Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6498).

245. Ectocarpus rallsiae Vickers. BERMU-DA, Gibbet Island, 02/04/1915. On rocks, A.B. Hervey. Phycotheca Boreali-Americana Nº2172. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6399).

246. Ectocarpus siliculosus f. arctus(Kutz.) Kuckuck. BERMUDA, Walsingham,04/04/1913. Coll. F. S. Collins. Distributed


from the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden Nº 7495. (LIL 6678).

247. Ectocarpus spongiosus Dickie. US,Puerto Rico, San Juan, Santurce, 15/05/1903. On rocks, low-littoral, Coll. M. A.Howe. North American Algae. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden Nº 1813. (LIL 6291).

248. Ectocarpus spongiosus Dickie. US,Puerto Rico, San Juan, Santurce, 19/05/1903. On rocks, low-litoral, M. A. Howe.North American Marine Algae. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden Nº 1919. (LIL 6299).

249. Ectocarpus spongiosus Dickie. US,Puerto Rico, San Juan, Santurce, 27/05/1903. On rocks low-litoral, Coll. M. A.Howe. North American Marine Algae. Distri-buted from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden Nº 2159. (LIL 6276).

250. Ectocarpus tomentosus Huds. US,Bay and Harbor of New York, 1850. In sum-mer on docks and stakes, C. F. Durant. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden Nº 43. (LIL 5980).

EGREGIA251. Egregia laevigata Setchell. US, Cali-

fornia, San Pedro, near Los Angeles, 10/1895. Monks. Phycotheca Boreali-AmericanaNº XII. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6596).

ELACHISTEA252. Elachistea fucicola Velley. US, Bay

and Harbor of New York, 1850. On Fucusand others Algae, C. F. Durant. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden Nº 33 A. (LIL 5979).

ENDODERMA253. Endoderma viride (Reinsch) Lagerh.

BERMUDA, Harrington Sound, 03/1914. InChaetomophorma Linum var. aerea, Coll. A.B. Hervey. Phycotheca Boreali-Americana Nº2006. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6388).

ENTEROMORPHA254. Enteromorpha chaetomorphoides

Börg. US, Puerto Rico, Ballena Bay, 20/06/1915. Forming streams 3-10 dm. long fromsticks n.l.t.m., M. A. Howe. Distributed fromthe Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden Nº 6944a. (LIL 6309).

255. Enteromorpha chaetomorphoidesBorg. US, Puerto Rico, Guanica Harbor, 23/06/1915. In shallow water in Rhizophoidassociation, M. A. Howe. Distributed fromthe Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden Nº 7034. (LIL 6283).

256. Enteromorpha clathrata (Roth.)Grev. Phycotheca Boreali-Americana Nº LXX-VIII. Distributed from the Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6583).

257. Enteromorpha compressa L. US, Bayand Harbor of New York, 1850. At and be-low low water mark, C. F. Durant. Distribu-ted from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden Nº 221. (LIL 5949).

258. Enteromorpha constricta. US, Bayand Harbor of New York, 1850. Attached toshells and pebbles, on mud flats, C. F. Du-rant. Distributed from the Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden Nº 223. (LIL6002).

259. Enteromorpha erecta (Lyng.) J. Ag.US, Massachusetts, Spectacle Island, 07/1894. In tide pool, F. S. Collins. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden Nº 2924. (LIL 6643).

260. Enteromorpha flexuosa (Wulf.) J.Ag. BERMUDA, Inlet, 17/03/1913. A. B.Hervey. Phycotheca Boreali-Americana Nº2004. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6448).

261. Enteromorpha fulvescens (Ag.) J.Ag. US, Connecticut, Bridgeport, 18/12/1892. I. Holden. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden Nº769. (LIL 6647).

262. Enteromorpha intestinalis L. US,Bay and Harbor of New York, 1850. Onrocks near high water mark, C. F. Durant.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden Nº 220. (LIL 6022).


263. Enteromorpha intestinalis f. tenuisCollins. US, Colorado, Greeley, Cache LaPoudre River, 04/10/1916. Still water alongthe shore, W. Johnson. Phycotheca Boreali-Americana Nº 2230. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6436).

264. Enteromorpha intestinalis var. tenuisCollins. US, Massachusetts, South ShoreMarshes, 01/09/1913. In brackish ditch, F.S. Collins. Phycotheca Boreali-Americana Nº2003. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6429).

265. Enteromorpha linza. US, Maine, Pe-nobscot Bay, Eagle Island. F. S. Collins. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6633).

266. Enteromorpha microccoca Kuetz.US, Maine, Penobscot Bay, Eagle Island, 07/1892. Growing in perpendicular rocks or onwalls of caves, in places always drippingwith water from above, F. S. Collins. Phyco-theca Boreali-Americana Nº 66. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6576).

267. Enteromorpha minima Naeg. BER-MUDA, Agais Island, 09/08/1913. In dripsfrom oulet of aquarium, F. S. Collins. Phyco-theca Boreali-Americana Nº 2005. Distribu-ted from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6437).

268. Enteromorpha percursa (Ag.) Ros-env. US, Maine, 12/07/1897. F. S. Collins.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden Nº 3445. (LIL 6680).

269. Enteromorpha plumosa Kütz. US,Maine, Harpswell, 13/07/1905. Marsh pool,F. S. Collins. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6670).

270. Enteromorpha prolifera J. Ag. US,Maine, Cape Rosier, 07/1894. In shallowpool, F. S. Collins. Distributed from the Her-barium of The New York Botanical GardenNº 53. (LIL 6675).

ERYTROPHYLLUM271. Erytrophyllum delesserioides J. Ag.

US, California, Pacific Grove. J. M. Weeks.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 50. Distri-

buted from The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6573).

EUASTRUM272. Euastrum verrucosum Ehrenb. var.

alatum Wolle. US, Massachusetts, Medford,29/05/1912. In pool in meadow, F. S. Co-llins. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 1973.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6445).

EUCHEUMA273. Eucheuma isiforme (Ag.) J. Ag. BER-

MUDA, Tuckertown, 25/04/1912. F. S. Co-llins. Phycotheca Boreali-Americana Nº1886. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden Nº 1886.(LIL 6492).

274. Eucheuma muricatum (Gmel.) We-ber-van Bosse. US, New York. Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6268).

EUTHORA275. Euthora cristata (L.) J. Ag. US, Mas-

sachusetts, Revere Beach, 05/1893. Thrownup from deep water, and floating, F. S. Co-llins. Phycotheca Boreali-Americana Nº 40.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6566).

FALKENBERGIA276. Falkenbergia hillebrandi (Born.)

Falk. BERMUDA, Harrington Sound, 02/11/1913. A. B. Hervey. Phycoteca Boreali-Ame-ricana Nº 2043. The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6369).

FIRMATUS277. Firmatus pumilus. US, Bay and Har-

bor of New York, Hurlgate, 1850. On Fucusnodosus and F. vesiculosus, C. F. Durant.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden Nº 143. (LIL 6007).

FUCUS278. Fucus evanescens f. macrocephalus

Kjellman. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana NºCX. Distributed from the Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6592).


279. Fucus evanescens forma pergrandisKjellman. F. S. Collins. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana CXI. Distributed from the Herbar-ium of The New York Botanical Garden. (LIL20418).

280. Fucus nodosus L. US, Bay and Har-bor of New York, Red Hook and Hurlgate,1850. C. F. Durant. Distributed from the Her-barium of The New York Botanical GardenNº 12. (LIL 5983).

281. Fucus vesciculosus L. US, Bay andHarbor of New York, Hurlgate and YellowHook, 1850. Very abundant on most rocks inthe harbor, C. F. Durant. Distributed fromthe Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden Nº 8. (LIL 5950).

282. Fucus vesciculosus L. US, New Jer-sey, Atlantic City, 08/1924. Coll. J. N. Rose.North American Marine Algae. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Botan-ical Garden. (LIL 6277).

GALAXAURA283. Galaxaura flagelliformis Kjellm.

BERMUDA, 1914. Coll. A. B. Hervey. Distrib-uted from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6657).

284. Galaxaura flagelliformis Kjellm. US,Puerto Rico, Santurce, 15/05/1903. Onrocks in 3 dm. of water, Coll. M. A. Howe.North America Marine Algae Nº 1859a. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6284).

285. Galaxaura marginata (Ell. & Sol.)Lamour. US, Florida, Atlantic. G. A. Hall.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 285. Dis-tributed from The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6543).

286. Galaxaura obtusata (Ellis) Lamour.BERMUDA, Tuckertown, 02/1911. In shal-low water, A. B. Hervey. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 1881. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6453).

287. Galaxaura squalida Kjellm. BERMU-DA, Cooper’s Island, 08/02/1913. F. S. Col-lins. Distributed from the Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6603).

GELIDIUM288. Gelidium australe J. Ag. US, Cali-

fornia, San Diego County, La Jolla, 12/1898. In tide pool, E. Snyder. Phycoteca Bo-reali-Americana Nº 586. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6527).

289. Gelidium australe J. Ag. Coll. W. A.Setchell. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden Nº 3204.(LIL 6608).

290. Gelidium coerulescens Crouan. JA-MAICA, Port Antonio, 07/1900. C. E. Pease &E. Butler. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº783. Distributed from the Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6454).

291. Gelidium coulteri Harv. US, Califor-nia. W. A. Setchell. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6673).

292. Gelidium crinale f. luxurians Collins.US, California, San Diego County, PacificBeach, 08/03/1899. On stones at low watermark, E. Snyder. Phycoteca Boreali-America-na Nº 1138. Distributed from the Herbariumof The New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6530).

293. Gelidium glandulaefolium H. & H.AUSTRALIA, Port Philip Bay. H. Averill. Dis-tributed from The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6280).

GIGARTINA294. Gigartina acicularia Wulf. US, Bay

and Harbor of New York, Jersey City, KavonPt., 1850. On rocky shores at and below lowwater mark, C. F. Durant. Distributed fromthe Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden Nº 105. (LIL 6010).

295. Gigartina acicularis (Wulf.) Lamour.BERMUDA, Tucker’s Town. Coll. A. B.Hervey. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6661).

296. Gigartina baileyi. US, Bay and Har-bor of New York, 1850. Abundant on rockyshore at alow water mark. Distributed fromthe Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden Nº 107. (LIL 5998).


297. Gigartina canaliculata Harv. US,California, La Jolla. Washed ashore, E. Sny-der. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 1139.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6526).

298. Gigartina teedii Turn. US, Bay andHarbor of New York, Staten Island-Redhook, 1850. On rocks and stones from half-tide to low water mark, C. F. Durant. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden Nº 106. (LIL 5995).

299. Gigartina volans (Ag.) J. Ag. F. S.Collins. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana XXIb.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 20419).

GLOEOCAPSA300. Gloeocapsa atrata Kuetz. BERMU-

DA, Hillcrest, 15/08/1913. On inland cliff, F.S. Collins. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº2152. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6356).

301. Gloeocapsa fusco-lutea (Naeg.)Kuetz. BERMUDA, Hungry Bay, 23/04/1912.Forming a thin coating, in company withSynechocystis, on flat rock, F. S. Collins. Phy-coteca Boreali-Americana Nº 2153. Distrib-uted from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6353).

302. Gloeocapsa versicolor Naeg. JAMAI-CA, 07/1906. On wet rocks, I. F. Lewis. Phy-coteca Boreali-Americana Nº 2203. Distrib-uted from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6379).

GLOEOTHECE303. Gloeothece rupestris (Lyng.) Bornet.

BERMUDA, Old Ferry Road, 09/08/1913. Infresh water pool, F. S. Collins. PhycotecaBoreali-Americana Nº 2154. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Botan-ical Garden. (LIL 6357).

GLOIOSIPHONIA304. Gloiosiphonia californica (Farl.) J.

Ag. CANADA, British Columbia, DepartureBay. J. Macoun. Distributed from the Her-barium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6640).

GRACILARIA305. Gracilaria compressa Ag. US, Bay

and Harbor of New York, 1850. Abundant,below low water mark, C. F. Durant. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden Nº 93. (LIL 5951).

306. Gracilaria confervoides (L.) Grev.CANADA, Vancouver Island, Departure Bay,06/08/1908. Col. J. Macoun. Ex Herb. Geo-logical Survey of Canada Nº 120. Distribut-ed from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6628).

307. Gracilaria cornea J. Ag. SouthAmerica, Delta of the Amazon River, 05/1931. W. E. Martin & R. S. Stevens. Distribut-ed from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6260).

308. Gracilaria curtissiae J. Ag. US, Flor-ida, Atlantic. Washed ashore, G. A. Hall.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 432. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6528).

309. Gracilaria multipartita (Clem.)Harv. US, Bay and Harbor of New York,Staten Island and Red Hook, 1850. C. F. Du-rant. Distributed from the Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden Nº 92. (LIL6014).

GRATELOUPIA310. Grateloupia cutleriae (Binder) J. Ag.

US, Washington, Widbey Island, NearCoupeville, 07/1901. Attachet to stones in anarrow channel, where the tide flows in andout of a small bay, N. L. Gardner. PhycotecaBoreali-Americana Nº XCIX. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Botan-ical Garden. (LIL 6584).

311. Grateloupia pinnata (Post. & Rupl.)Setchell. US, Vancouver Island, MinnesotaSeaside Station, 07/1901. E. Butler and J.M. Polley. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº947. Distributed from the Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6508 A).

GRIFFITHSIA312. Griffithsia tenuis Ag. BERMUDA,

Heron Bay, 26/03/1914. A. B. Hervey. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6651).


GRINNELLIA313. Grinnellia americana Harv. US,

New York, Long Island, Orient. M. A. Booth.Distributed by The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6313).

314. Grinnellia americana Harv. US,New York, Long Island, Orient. M. A. Booth.Distributed by The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6315).

315. Grinnellia americana Harv. US,New York, Long Island, Orient. M. A. Booth.Distributed by The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6324).

316. Grinnellia americana (Ag.) Harv.US, Connecticut, Bridgeport, 07/1898 and08/1898. Most abundant on pebbles andshells in rather quiet waters, I. Holden. Phy-coteca Boreali-Americana Nº 593. Distribut-ed from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6494).

GYMNOGONGRUS317. Gymnogongrus plicata Huds. US,

Bay and Harbor of New York, 1850. At andbelow low water, on rocks and drifting onshore, C. F. Durant. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den Nº 120. (LIL 5999).

HALIDRYS318. Halidrys dioica Gardner. US,

Southern California. Phycoteca Boreali-Ame-ricana Nº CXVII. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6588).

319. Halidrys dioica Gardner. US,Southern California. Phycoteca Boreali-Ame-ricana Nº CXVI. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6590).

HALIMEDA320. Halimeda luna (Ell. & Sol.) Lamour.

BAHAMAS, 06/12/1907. Coll. M. A. Howe.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 1484. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6460).

321. Halimeda monile (Ell. & Sol.) La-mour. US, Puerto Rico, Bay of Guayanilla,Cayo Maria Langa, 25/06/1915. In 3-6 dm.

of water, Coll. M. A. Howe. North AmericanMarine Algae Nº 7132. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6262).

322. Halimeda opuntia (L.) Lamour. US,Florida, Key West, 25/10/1902. Very com-mon in 3-10 dm. of water, Coll. M. A. Howe.North American Marine Algae Nº 1414. Dis-tributed from Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6255).

323. Halimeda opuntia (L.) Lamour. BA-HAMAS, Anguilla Isles, Salt Key Bank, 15-18/05/1909. Coll. P. Wilson. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden Nº 8069. (LIL 6287).

324. Halimeda simulans Howe. US, Flo-rida, Boot Key, 09/04/1909. Near low watermark, M. A. Howe. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den Nº 6577. (LIL 6293).

325. Halimeda tridens (Ell. & Sol.) La-mour. US, Puerto Rico, East of the Mouth ofGuanica Harbor, 01/07/1915. In 2-4 dm. ofwater, M. A. Howe. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den Nº 7300. (LIL 6261).

326. Halimeda tuna (Ell. & Soland.) La-mour. BAHAMAS, Atwood (Samana) Cay,03/12/1907. In 1-10 dm. of water, M. A.Howe. North American Marine Algae Nº5252. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6264).

327. Halimeda tuna (Ell. & Soland.) La-mour. BAHAMAS, Mariguana, Abraham Bay,06/12/1907. M. A. Howe. North AmericanMarine Algae Nº 5379. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6256).

HALOSACCION328. Halosaccion ramentaceum f. subsim-

plex. US, Maine, Casco Bay, Eagle Island,16/07/1905. On exposed rocks in litoral, F.S. Collins. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº1343. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6490).


HALYMENIA329. Halymenia bermudensis Collins &

Howe. BERMUDA, 1914. Distributed fromthe Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6687).

330. Halymenia gelinaria Collins &Howe. US, Florida, Jupiter Inlet, 14/09/1896. Washed ashore, Coll. G. A. Hall.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 749. Distri-buted from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6433).

331. Halymenia pseudofloresia Collins &Howe. BERMUDA, Green Bay, 03/1890.Coll. W. S. Wadsworth, Det. M. A. Howe.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6612).

HAPLOSPORA332. Haplospora vidovichii (Menegh.)

Bornet. BERMUDA, Inlet near Hotel Frasca-ti, 19/03/1914. In long tufts on wall, A. B.Hervey. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº2026. Distributed from The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6375).

HAPTEROPHYCUS333. Hapterophycus canaliculatus Setche-

ll. US, California, Lagoona, 11/1908. Onrocks and in tide pools in the upper litoralzone, W. A. Setchell. Phycoteca Boreali-Ame-ricana Nº 1844. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6483).

HECATONEMA334. Hecatonema maculans f. soluta Co-

llins. US, Maine, Casco Bay, Eagle Island,07/1905. F. S. Collins. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6655).

HERPOSIPHONIA335. Herposiphonia secunda (Ag.) Falk.

JAMAICA, British West Indies. J. E. Hum-phrey. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden Nº 374.(LIL 6604).

336. Herposiphonia secunda (Ag.) Falk.BERMUDA, Ely’s Harbor, Reefs, 05/08/1913.F. S. Collins. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana

Nº 2041. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL20420).

HORMISCIA337. Hormiscia tetraciliata Frye and Ze-

ller. US, Washington, San Juan Island, NearFriday Harbor. T. C. Frye. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 2237. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6363).

HORMOTHAMNION338. Hormothamnion enteromorphoides

Grunow. JAMAICA, St. Ann’s Bay, 03/1893.In tufts from sandy bottom, in shallow water,J. E. Humphrey. Phycoteca Boreali-America-na Nº 56. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL20421).

HYPNAEA339. Hypnaea musciformis (Wulf.) La-

mour. BERMUDA, Buildings Bay, 03/1916. A.B. Hervey. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº2185. Distributed from the Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6393).

INEFFIGIATA340. Ineffigiata neglecta W. & G. S. West.

US, Massachusetts, Eastham, Herring Pond,17/06/1907. F. S. Collins. Phycoteca Borea-li-Americana Nº 1621. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6440).

IRIDAEA341. Iridaea laminarioides Bory. US, Ca-

lifornia, Pacific Grove. J. M. Weeks. Phyco-teca Boreali-Americana Nº 91. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6587).

342. Iridaea laminarioides. CANADA,British Columbia, Departure Bay, 26/06/1908. J. Macoun. Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6614).

343. Iridaea laminarioides Bory f. typicaSetchell. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana NºXVI. Distributed from the Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6597).


ISACTIS344. Isactis centrifuga Bornet. US, Rhode

Island, Newport, Ochre Pt. F. S. Collins.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 2213. Dis-tributed from The Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6355).

LAURENCIA345. Laurencia dasyphylla Woodw. US,

Bay and Harbor of New York, 1850. Com-mon between tide marks, on most rocks, C.F. Durant. Distributed from the Herbariumof The New York Botanical Garden Nº 73.(LIL 5989).

346. Laurencia obtusa (Huds.) Lamour.BERMUDA, Ely’s Harbor, 28/07/1913. F. S.Collins. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº2092. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6337).

347. Laurencia parniculata (Ag.) J. Ag.US, California, La Jolla, 17/04/1902. E. Sny-der. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 1093.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6532).

348. Laurencia tenuissima Good andWood. US, Bay and Harbor of New York,1850. Very common on rocks and other Al-gae, C. F. Durant. Distributed from the Her-barium of The New York Botanical GardenNº 74. (LIL 5971).

349. Laurencia tenuissima Good andWood. US, Bay and Harbor of New York,1850. Common on rocks and other Algae, C.F. Durant. Distributed from the Herbariumof The New York Botanical Garden Nº 75.(LIL 5974).

LESSONIA350. Lessonia littoralis Farlow. US, Cali-

fornia, Monterey Co., Carmel Bay, 07/1898.On exposed rocks, in lower littoral and up-per sublitoral zones, C. P. Nott. PhycotecaBoreali-Americana Nº XXXVII. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6595).

LIAGORA351. Liagora ceranoides Lamour. BERMU-

DA, Harris Bay, 26/04/1915. A. B. Hervey.

Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6626).

352. Liagora pulverulenta Ag. US, Flori-da, Tortugas, 10/12/1896. G. A. Hall.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 331. Distri-buted from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6516).

353. Liagora valida Harv. JAMAICA, PortAntonio, 01/07/1900. C. E. Pease & E. But-ler. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 1542.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6452).

354. Liagora viscida (Forsk.) Ag. (= L.california Zeh). US, California, Catalina Is-land, 07/1907. M. B. Nichols. PhycotecaBoreali-Americana Nº 1494a. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6463A).

355. Liagora viscida (Forsk.) Ag. (= L.california Zeh). US, California, Catalina Is-land, 08/1907. S. P. Marks. Phycoteca Bo-reali-Americana 1494b. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6463B).

LITHOTHAMNION356. Lithothamnion conchatum Setchell &

Foslie. US, California, Marin Co, Dillon’sBeach. On Amphiroa tuberculosa f. californi-ca, B. Nichols. Phycoteca Boreali-AmericanaNº 1750. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6435).

357. Lithothamnion glaciale Kjellm. CA-NADA, Newfoundland, Conception Bay, Top-sail, 14/08/1901. On shells and pebbles,becoming free, near low-water mark, M. A.Howe. North American Marine Algae Nº911. Distributed from the Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6272).

358. Lithothamnion parcum Setchell &Foslie. US, California, San Mateo, Moss Bea-ch, 12/1909. In rock pools, near low tide,N. L. Gardner. Phycoteca Boreali-AmericanaNº 1749. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6423).

LOMENTARIA359. Lomentaria uncinata Menegh. US,

Long Island, Orient. Mrs. M. A. Booth. Dis-


tributed by The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6314).

LOPHOSIPHONIA360. Lophosiphonia obscura (Ag.) Falk.

US, California, La Jolla. In pools at lowwater mark, Coll. Mrs. E. Snyder. NorthAmerican Algae Nº 221. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6656).

361. Lophosiphonia saccorhiza Collins &Hervey. BERMUDA, Smith’s Bay, 25/03/1913. A. B. Hervey. Phycoteca Boreali-Ame-ricana Nº 2042. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6402).

LYNGBYA362. Lyngbya confervoides f. violacea Co-

llins. BERMUDA, near Harrington Sound,02/05/1912. Forming a reddish film on de-caying Algae in a small pond, F. S. Collins.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 1853. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6499).

363. Lyngbya majuscula Harvey. BERMU-DA, 11/1913. Ditch leading from HarringtonSound into inlet, A. B. Hervey. PhycotecaBoreali-Americana Nº 2001. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6387).

364. Lyngbya subtilis Holden. US, Mas-sachusetts, Magnolia, 09/1903. On Entero-morpha, W. S. Farlow. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 1163. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6496).

MELOBESIA365. Melobesia farinosa Lamour. US,

Massachusetts, Mattapasett, 01/09/1906. OnFucus vesiculosus, F. S. Collins. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Botani-cal Garden. (LIL 6693).

MESOCARPUS366. Mesocarpus pleurocarpus (=Mou-

geotia genuflexa (Dillw.) Ag.). US, Mas-sachusetts, Hemlock Pond, 04/06/1894. F. S.Collins. Distributed from the Herbarium of

The New York Botanical Garden Nº 2862.(LIL 6658).

MESOGLOIA367. Mesogloia divaricata (Ag.) Kuetz.

US, Maine, Cape Rosier, Goose Creek, 24/07/1893. F. S. Collins. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 175. Distributed from the Her-barium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6578).

MICRASTERIAS368. Micrasterias radiosa var. swainei

(Hastings) W. & G. S. West. US, Massachu-setts, North Eastham, 15/07/1916. Pool in ahollow, Charles Bullard. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 2219. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6443).

MICROCLADIA369. Microcladia coulteri Harv. US, Cali-

fornia, Santa Cruz, 1888-1889. Coll. Mrs. M.Tuttle. Plants of California. Distributed fromthe Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6615).

MICROCOLEUS370. Microcoleus chthonoplastes Thuret.

US, Massachusetts, Woods Hole, 17/07/1895. Growing on sand between tide marks,salt marsh, W. J. V. Osterhout. PhycotecaBoreali-Americana Nº 153. Distributed fromthe Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6562).

MONOSTROMA371. Monostroma crepidinum Farlow.

US, Connecticut, Bridgeport, Seaside Park,27/11/1892. I. Holden. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den 763. (LIL 6692).

372. Monostroma grevilleis (Hurst.) Wit-tr. US, Massachusetts, Little Nahant, 24/11/1907. Rock pools in upper littoral, F. S. Co-llins. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 1467.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 20423).

373. Monostroma lactuca (L.) J. Ag. US,Conanicut, Rhode Island, 02/03/1905. Atta-


ched to larger algae, near low water mark,W. C. Simmons. Phycoteca Boreali-America-na Nº 1271. Distributed from the Herbariumof The New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6466).

374. Monostroma latissimum (Kuetz.)Wittr. US, Glenwood, 16/03/1890. Clay pit,Coll. F. S. Collins. Distributed from the Her-barium of The New York Botanical GardenNº 1506. (LIL 6500).

375. Monostroma latissimum fide F. S.Collins. BERMUDA, The Flatts, 30/04/1912.On mangroves, F. S. Collins. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden Nº 7155. (LIL 6639).

376. Monostroma latissimum fide F. S.Collins. BERMUDA, The Flatts, 30/04/1912.On mangroves, F. S. Collins. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden Nº 7155. (LIL 6691).

MOUGEOTIA377. Mougeotia laetevirens (A. Br.) Wittr.

US, Massachusetts, Round Pond, Tewpsbury,07/09/1908. F. S. Collins. Distributed fromthe Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden Nº 5912. (LIL 6616).

378. Mougeotia sphaerocarpa Wolle. US,California, San Francisco, Mountain lake,06/08/1902. On springy ground, W. J. V.Osterhout & N. L. Gardner. Phycoteca Borea-li-Americana Nº 1173. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6546).

MYRIOTRICHIA379. Myriotrichia repens Hauck. BERMU-

DA, Cooper’s Island, 29/04/1912. In frondsof Castagnea mediterranea, F. S. Collins. Al-gae of Bermuda. Phycoteca Boreali-America-na Nº 2025. Distributed from The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6400).

MYXONEMA380. Myxonema lubricum var. varians

Hazen. US, Massachusetts, Medford, 10/05/1903. In small pond near Tufts College, F. S.Collins. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº1075. Distributed from the Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6544).

NACCARIA381. Naccaria corymbosa J. Ag. BERMU-

DA, Buildings Bay, 09/04/1914. A. B. Hervey.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 2036. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6382).

NEMALION382. Nemalion multifidum (Web. &

Mohr.) J. Ag. US, New York, Long Island,Montauk Pt., 15/07/1934. On stones nearlow water mark, Coll. M. A. Howe. Distribu-ted from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden Nº 7675. (LIL 6300).

383. Nemalion multifidum (Web. &Mohr.) J. Ag. US, Massachusetts, Marble-head Neck, 19/08/1893. On rocks at lowwater mark, F. S. Collins. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 193. Distributed from TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6565).

NEOMERIS384. Neomeris mucosa Howe BAHAMAS,

Atwood (Samana) Cay, 4/12/1907. In smallclusters on rocks, low littoral, M. A. Howe.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 1586. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 20424).

NEREOCYSTIS385. Nereocystis lütkeana P. & R. US, Ca-

lifornia, Pacific Grove. Leg. Mrs. J. M. Wee-ks. Distributed from the Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6699).

NEUROCARPUS386. Neurocarpus justii (Lamour.) Kuntze.

US, Puerto Rico, Santurce, 16/06/1915.Washed ashore, Coll. Marshall A. Howe. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden Nº 6909. (LIL 6269).

NITELLA387. Nitella axillaris A. Br. US, New

York, Bronx park, 02/1935. E. J. Alexander,Det. G. O. Allen. Distributed from the Her-barium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6279).

388. Nitella californica Allen. US, Cali-fornia, Lake County, 1894. Coll. J. W. Blan-


kinship, Det. T. F. Allen. The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6039).

389. Nitella clavata (Bertero) A. Br.MEXICO, Western Chihuahua, Sierra Madre,Arroyo Ancho, 05/11/1888. Coll. C. G. Prin-gle, Det. T. F. Allen. The New York Botani-cal Garden. (LIL 6027).

390. Nitella clavata (Bertero) A. Br. US,California, San Francisco, Lake Merced, 10/1892. Coll. M. A. Howe, Det. T. F. Allen. TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6056).

391. Nitella flexilis Ag. US, Connecticut,Litchfield. Coll. T. F. Allen. Characeae Ameri-canae Exsiccatae Nº 28. Distributed from TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6048).

392. Nitella flexilis (L.) Ag. US, Califor-nia, Marin Co, Sequoia Canon, 06/08/1892.Coll. J. W. Blankinship, Det. T. F. Allen. TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6073).

393. Nitella flexilis Ag. forma subnidifi-ca. US, California, San Francisco. Coll. J. W.Blankinship. Characeae Americanae exsicca-tae Nº 41. Distributed from The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6067).

394. Nitella glomulifera A. Br. US, Mas-sachusetts, Cambridge, Fresh Pond, 12/09/1874. In 3 ft. of water, W. G. Farlow. Distri-buted from The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6064).

395. Nitella glomerulifera A. Br. US, NewJersey, Green Pond, (also common in LakeOntario, Saranac Lakes, and probably inother deep and pure waters), 09/1883. Coll.T. F. Allen. Characeae Americanae Exsicca-tae Nº 32. Distributed from The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6070).

396. Nitella gracilis Ag. US, Massachu-setts, Medford, 18/10/1908. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden Nº 5983. (LIL 6627).

397. Nitella hydropitys A. Br. var. mexi-cana Allen. MEXICO. Coll. C. G. Pringle.Characeae Americanae Exsiccatae Nº 45.Distributed from The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6031).

398. Nitella intermedia Nordst nov. spec.US, New Jersey, «Morris Pond», 08/1880.Coll. T. F. Allen. Characeae Americanae Ex-siccatae Nº 2. Distributed from The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6043).

399. Nitella microcarpa glaziovii (Ze-ller). US, Missouri, Springfield. Coll. J. W.Blankinship, Det. T. F. Allen. The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6076).

400. Nitella microcarpa A. Br. sub-sp.Glaziovii, (Zell.). US, Missouri, Springfield.Coll. J. W. Blankinship. Characeae America-nae Exsiccatae. Distributed from The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6060).

401. Nitella missouriensis, Allen. US,Missouri, Springfield, 06/1895. Coll. J. H.Kimmons. Characeae Japonicae Exsiccatae.Distributed from The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6071).

402. Nitella mucronata (A. Br.) Kuetz.US, Massachusetts, Worcester, 1890. Coll.Geo. E. Stone, Det. T. F. Allen. Distributedfrom The New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6042).

403. Nitella obtusa Allen. CANADA, Pro-vince of Quebec, Lake Temiscouata, 25-27/08/1891. Coll. T. Morong, Det. T. F. Allen.The New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6030).

404. Nitella opaca Ag. US, New Hamp-shire, «Saco River,» 05/1882. Coll. E. Faxon.Characeae Americanae Exsiccatae Nº 33.Distributed from The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6057).

405. Nitella opaca Ag. US, New Hamp-shire, White Mts, Source of Saco River, 19/06 - 20/07/1884. Coll. E. Faxon, Det. T. F.Allen. Distributed from The New York Botan-ical Garden. (LIL 6059).

406. Nitella opaca Ag. US, New Hamp-shire, White Mountains, Ammonoosuc lake,20/07/1884. Coll. E. Faxon, Det. T. F. Allen.The New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6065).

407. Nitella subglomerata A. Br. US, Mis-souri, 1893. Coll. J. W. Blankinship, Det. T.F. Allen. Distributed from The New York Bo-tanical Garden. (LIL 6068).

408. Nitella subspicata n. sp. US, Spring-field, Missouri. Coll. J. W. Blankinship. Cha-raceae Americanae Exsiccatae. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Botan-ical Garden. (LIL 6082).

409. Nitella tricellularis Nordst. NEWZEALAND. Coll. A. Hamilton. Characeae


Exsiccatae Nº 40 a. Distributed from TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6069).

NITOPHYLLUM410. Nitophyllum violaceum J. Ag. US,

California, Los Angeles Co, Venice. 04/1911,Cast ashore, N. L. Gardner. Phycoteca Bo-reali-Americana Nº 2246 b. Distributed fromthe Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6345).

411. Nitophyllum wilkinsoniae Collins &Hervey ms. BERMUDA, Dingle Bay, 01/05/1912. On rocks below low water mark, F. S.Collins. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº2037. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6383).

NODULARIA412. Nodularia spumigena var. genuina

Born. & Flah. US, Maine, Harpswell,Stover’s Pt., 14/07/1906. Marsh pools,among Cladophora expansa, F. S. Collins.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 1307. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6534).

NOSTOC413. Nostoc carneum (Lyng.) Ag. US,

Connecticut, Mount Carmel, 10/1907. Floa-ting in a spring in irregularly rounded mas-ses from the size of a pin head to 5 cm.diam, A. H. Graves. Phycoteca Boreali-Ame-ricana Nº 1403. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6464).

414. Nostoc piscinale Kuetz. CANADA,Alberta, Laggan, 07/1901. Pool near Bowriver, Misses E. Butler & J. M. Polley. Phyco-teca Boreali-Americana Nº 1111. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6531).

ODONTHALIA415. Odonthalia floecosa f. comosa Set-

chell & Gardner. CANADA, British Colum-bia, Minnesota Seaside Station. Butler andPolley. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6683).

OEDOGONIUM416. Oedogonium crenulato-costatum

Wittr. US, Massachusetts, Middlesex fells,Wright’s Pond, 19/08/1900. F. S. Collins.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 810. Distri-buted from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6495).

417. Oedogonium longatum Kuetz. US,Massachusetts, Medford, 26/06/1900. Onstems of plants, in claypit, F. S. Collins.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 812. Distri-buted from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6507).

418. Oedogonium rufescens subsp. lun-dellii (Wittr.) Hirn. US, Massachusets, Med-ford, Glenwood, 17/05/1906. Attached toflowering plants or floating, in a clay pit, F.S. Collins Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº1428. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6478).

ONYCHONEMA419. Onychonema serratum (Bail.)

Stokes. US, Massachusetts, Eastham, 08/09/1912. R. S. Collins. Phycoteca Boreali-Ame-ricana Nº 2221. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6334).

OOCYSTIS420. Oocystis naegelii A. Braun. US, Cali-

fornia, Marin County, Mount Tamalpaid, 16/09/1906. In ditch by road side, W. J. V. Os-terhout. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº1776. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6502).

OSCILLATORIA421. Oscillatoria brevis Kuetz. US, Mas-

sachusetts, Middlesex Fells, Mill Brook, 06/10/1909. Miss E. M. Sturtevant. PhycotecaBoreali-Americana Nº 1603. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6336).

422. Oscillatoria laetevirens Crouan. US,Maine, Harpswell, 12/07/1903. On wood-work under old tide mill, in company withO. nigroviridis, Spirulina subsalsa, etc., F. S.


Collins. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº1054. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6487).

423. Oscillatoria linosa Ag. US, Mas-sachusetts, Malden, 03/06/1891. Floating inditch, F. S. Collins. Distributed from the Her-barium of The New York Botanical GardenNº 5. (LIL 6623).

424. Oscillatoria prolifica (Grev.) Go-mont. US, Massachusetts, Jamaica Plain,Jamaica Pond, 10 to 12/1893. Forming afloating scum, Severance Burrage. PhycotecaBoreali-Americana Nº 154. Distributed fromthe Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6574).

PALMELLA425. Palmella miniata var. aequalis

Naeg. US, California, North Berkeley, 06/05/1906. Along the edge of running water ina gutter by the roadside, N. L. Gardner.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 1314. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6470).

PALMELLOCOCCUS426. Palmellococcus marimus Collins ms.

US, Maine, Harpswell, Stover’s Pt., 16/07/1906. In a marsh pool, F. S. Collins. Phyco-teca Boreali-Americana Nº 1316. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6475).

PEDIASTRUM427. Pediastrum duplex Meyen. US, Mas-

sachusetts, Eastham, near Bay Shore, 06/07/1910. With other algae in a green slimy coa-ting on the stalks of plants, F. S. Collins.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 1670. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6352).

PENICILLUS428. Penicillus capitatus Lamarck. BRI-

TISH WEST INDIES, Caicos Islands, FortGeorge Cay, 18/12/1907. In 3-10 dm. ofwater, with P. lamourouxii Decaisne, Mars-hall. A. Howe. North American Marine Al-gae. Distributed from the Herbarium of The

New York Botanical Garden Nº 5633. (LIL6275).

429. Penicillus lamourouxii forma gracilisA. & E. S. Gepp. BAHAMAS. Marshall A.Howe. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº1476. Distributed from the Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6472).

430. Penicillus pyriformis A. & E. S.Gepp. BAHAMAS, Mariguana Is, 12/12/1907. In a shallow bay with P. capitatus La-marck and P. lamourouxii Decaisne, M. A.Howe. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº1477. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6462).

PETROCELIS431. Petrocelis cruenta J. Ag. US, Maine,

Penobscot Bay, Spectacle Is., 07/1896. Onrocks in lower part of litoral zone, F. S. Co-llins. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 899.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6547).

PHORMIDIUM432. Phormidium fragile Gomont. US,

Missouri, Saint Louis. In a copper tank,Henry Hus. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº1709. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6504).

433. Phormidium lucidum Kuetz. US,California, Oakland, Key Route PowerHouse, 04/1916. In warm salt water, N. L.Gardner. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº2205b. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6365).

434. Phormidium retzii (Ag.) Gomont.US, Connecticut, Bridgeport, 05/1897. Onsticks and stones in brook, Isaac Holden.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden Nº 9. (LIL 20425).

435. Phormidium retzii var. fasciculatumGomont. US, Massachusetts, Lynnfield, Wal-den Pond, 11/06/1905. In long masses inquick running water, F. S. Collins. PhycotecaBoreali-Americana Nº 1254. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6517).


436. Phormidium uncinatum (Ag.) Go-mont. US, Maine, Bar Harbor, CromwellHarbor Brook, 24/07/1896. F. S. Collins.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 452. Distri-buted from The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6533).

PHYLLOPHORA437. Phyllophora brodiaei (Turn.) J. Ag.

US, Rhode Island, Newport. Mrs. W. C. Sim-mons. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 428.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6550).

438. Phyllophora brodiaei Turn. US, Bayand Harbor of New York, Red Hook andHurlgate, Staten Island, 1850. Abundant atlow water mark, C. F. Durant. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden Nº 115. (LIL 6009).

PLECTONEMA439. Plectonema norvegicum Gomont.

US, Massachusetts, Eastham, 28/07/1907.Forming with Calothrix, a loose, friable, de-tachable crust, on ground of a slat marsh, F.S. Collins. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº1757. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden (LIL 6482).

PLEUROCAPSA440. Pleurocapsa fuliginosa. US, Connec-

ticut, Bridgeport, Seaside Park, 18/12/1892.I. Holden. Distributed from the Herbariumof The New York Botanical Garden Nº 777.(LIL 6636).

PLOCAMIUM441. Plocamium coccineum. US, Califor-

nia. Distributed from The New York Botani-cal Garden. (LIL 6306).

442. Plocamium coccineum Lyngb. US,California, near Los Angeles. Miss S. P.Monks. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden Nº 3143.(LIL 6624).

PLUMARIA443. Plumaria elegans (Bonnem.) Schmi-

tz. US, Rhode Island, Newport. Mrs. W. C.Simmons, with tetraspores and polyspores.

Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 445. Distri-buted from The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6521).

POLYSIPHONIA444. Polysiphonia cuspidata J. Ag. US,

Florida, Indian River Inlet, 04/1899. On oldwreck, Miss. G. A. Hall. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 637. Distributed from the Her-barium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6537).

445. Polysiphonia elongella Har. US, Bayand Harbor of New York, At Owl’s Head andYellow Hook, 1850. Charles F. Durant. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden Nº 57. (LIL 5986).

446. Polysiphonia fastigiata Roth. US,Bay and Harbor of New York, 1850. On Fu-cus nodosus and Fucus vesiculosus, Charles F.Durant. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden Nº 60. (LIL5961).

447. Polysiphonia fastigiata (Roth.) Grev.US, Maine, Penobscot Bay, Eagle Island, 07/1894. On Ascophyllum nodosum, F. S. Co-llins. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 145.Distributed from The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6559).

448. Polysiphonia fastigiata (Roth.) Grev.US, Maine, Seguin Island. 01/09/1900. OnAscophyllum, littoral, Marshall A. Howe.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden Nº 250. (LIL 6294).

449. Polysiphonia ferulacea Suhr. US,Florida, Key West. Miss C. Messina. Phycote-ca Boreali-Americana Nº 340a. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6518).

450. Polysiphonia formosa Suhr. US, Bayand Harbor of New York, Hurlgate, FortHamilton and Staten Island. At low watermark on rocks. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden Nº55. (LIL 5953).

451. Polysiphonia harveyi Bailey. US,Massachusetts, Mattapoisett, 08/09/1906.On Zostera, etc., F. S. Collins. PhycotecaBoreali-Americana Nº 1400. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6501).


452. Polysiphonia harveyi Bail. US, LongIsland, Orient. M. A. Booth. Distributed byThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6296).

453. Polysiphonia havanensis Mont. for-ma mucosa J. Ag. BERMUDA, St. George’s,12/12/1912. On Sargassum, A. B. Hervey.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 1941. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6441).

454. Polysiphonia nigrescens Hud. US,Bay and Harbor of New York, 1850. CharlesF. Durant. Distributed from the Herbariumof The New York Botanical Garden Nº 59 A.(LIL 5988).

455. Polysiphonia nigrescens Hud. US,Bay and Harbor of New York, 1850. Onrocks and shells, Charles F. Durant. Distrib-uted from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden Nº 59. (LIL 5993).

456. Polysiphonia sancti-petri Collins ms.US, California, San Pedro, White’s pt., 06/1908. In rock pools at and above high watermark, N. L. Gardner. Phycoteca Boreali-Ame-ricana Nº 2247. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6332).

457. Polysiphonia schaebelerii. US, Mai-ne, South Harpswell, 16/07/1902. F. S. Co-llins. Distributed from the Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden Nº 4447. (LIL6698).

458. Polysiphonia schuebelerii Foslie. US,Maine, Harpswell, 07/1905. Washed ashore,F. S. Collins. Phycoteca Boreali-AmericanaNº 1294. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6486).

459. Polysiphonia stricta Dillw. US, Bayand Harbor of New York, at Yellow Hookand Fort Hamilton, 1850. Charles F. Durant.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden Nº 53. (LIL 5958).

460. Polysiphonia tenuistriata Hook &Harv. Port Holmes. J. Macoun. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden Nº 53. (LIL 6646).

461. Polysiphonia urceolata (Lightf.)Grev. US, New York, College Point, 02/04/1842. Coll. Nicolas Pike. Distributed from

The New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6257).

462. Polysiphonia urceolata Sm. US, Bayand Harbor of New York, at Staten Islandand Fort Hamilton, 1850. On the shore,Charles F. Durant. Distributed from the Her-barium of The New York Botanical GardenNº 56. (LIL 5985).

463. Polysiphonia urceolata (Lightf.)Grev. US, Rhode Island, Newport, 10/1899.In tide pools, Mrs. W. C. Simmons. Phycote-ca Boreali-Americana Nº 748 a y b. Distribu-ted from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6468).

464. Polysiphonia urceolata (Lightf.)Grev. var. patens (Dillw.) Harv. US, Mas-sachusetts, Marblehead, 15/06/1901.Growing in dense masses below low watermark, F. S. Collins. Phycoteca Boreali-Ame-ricana Nº 997. Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6471).

465. Polysiphonia variegata Ag. US, Bayand Harbor of New York, Black Tom’s Reef nearKavon Point 1850. On rocks, Charles F. Durant.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden Nº 63. (LIL 5956).

466. Polysiphonia variegata Ag. US, Bayand Harbor of New York, 1850. Found floa-ting on Zostera in the sea, at the mouth ofharbor, Charles F. Durant. Distributed fromthe Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden Nº 58. (LIL 5987).

467. Polysiphonia variegata Ag. US, Bayand Harbor of New York, 1850. Abundant onmost rocks in the harbor, Charles F. Durant.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden Nº 58. (LIL 5997).

468. Polysiphonia variegata (Ag.) Zan.US, Connecticut, Harbor of Bridgeport, 16/07/1899. Isaac Holden. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 639. Distributed from TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6506).

469. Polysiphonia variegata (Ag.) Zan.US, Long Island, Orient. M. A. Booth. Distri-buted by Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6303).

470. Polysiphonia variegata (Ag.) Zan.US, Long Island, Orient. M. A. Booth. Distri-buted by The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6310).


471. Polysiphonia violacea (Roth.) Grev.US, Rhode Island, Newport. Coll. Mrs. W. C.Simmons. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6630).

472. Polysiphonia violacea (Roth.) Grev.US, Massachusetts, Wood’s Hole, 08/1904.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6663).

POLYTHRIX473. Polythrix corymbosa Grunow. BER-

MUDA, Mangrove Bay, 20/02/1913. On rockin shallow water, A. B. Hervey. PhycotecaBoreali-Americana Nº 1903. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6415).

PORPHYRA474. Porphyra vulgaris Ag. US, Bay and

Harbor of New York, 1850. On rocks andpebbles from half tide to low water mark,Charles F. Durant. Distributed from the Her-barium of The New York Botanical GardenNº 235. (LIL 5962).

PORPHYRIDIUM475. Porphyridium cruentum (Ag.) Naeg.

US, District of Columbia, Washington. H. H.Bartlett. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº2243. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6392).

PRIONITIS476. Prionitis decipiens (Mont.) J. Ag.

US, California, La Jolla. Mrs. E. Snyder.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 199b. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6569).

477. Prionitis lanceolata Harv. US, Cali-fornia, La Jolla. Mrs. E. Snyder. PhycotecaBoreali-Americana Nº 199. Distributed fromthe Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6570).

478. Prionitis lyallii Harv. CANADA, Van-couver, 07/1901. Butler & Polley. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6662).

PROTOSIPHON479. Protosiphon botryoides Klebs. US,

Connecticut, New Haven, 10/1905. Onmoist clayey ground, A. W. Evans. PhycotecaBoreali-Americana Nº 1268. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6542).

PTILOTA480. Ptilota densa Ag. US, California,

San Mateo, Moss Beach near Halfmoon Bay,08/06/1906. Epiphytic on Amphiroa tubercu-losa, W. A. Setchell & N. L. Gardner. Phyco-teca Boreali-Americana Nº 1345. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6451).

481. Ptilota serrata. US, Massachusetts.Distributed from The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6308).

PUNCTARIA482. Punctaria latifolia Grev. US, Bay and

Harbor of New York, Fort Hamilton, 1850.Charles F. Durant. Distributed from the Her-barium of The New York Botanical GardenNº 25. (LIL 5977).

483. Punctaria plataginea Roth. US, Bayand Harbor of New York, 1850. Charles F.Durant. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden Nº 26. Var.A. (LIL 5969).

484. Punctaria plataginea Roth. US, Bayand Harbor of New York, 1850. Charles F.Durant. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden Nº 26. (LIL5970).

RHIPOCEPHALUS485. Rhipocephalus phoenix (Ell. & Sol.)

Kuetz. US, Florida, Key West, 06/11/1902.On sandy bottom in half a meter water atlow tide, Coll. M. A. Howe. Phycoteca Bo-reali-Americana Nº 1030. Distributed fromthe Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6469).

RHIZOCLONIUM486. Rhizoclonium crassipellitum W. & G.

S. West. BERMUDA, near Ely’s Harbor, 21/04/1914. In fresh water pool, A. B. Hervey.


Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 2008. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6408).

487. Rhizoclonium hieroglyphicum Kuetz.BERMUDA, near Spanish Rock, 17/01/1913.Artificial fresh water reservoir, A. B. Hervey.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 2009a. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6396).

488. Rhizoclonium hieroglyphicum var.macromeres Nordst. US, California, SanLeandro, Little Lake Chabot, 30/06/1903. W.J. V. Osterhout & N. L. Gardner. PhycotecaBoreali-Americana Nº 1191. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6455).

489. Rhizoclonium hookeri Kütz. US,West Virginia, near Harper’s Ferry, FurnaceCreek, 07/11/1938. David White. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6267).

490. Rhizoclonium hookeri Kütz. URU-GUAY, Paysandú, San Francisco Chico. Coll.F. Felippone, Det. M. A. Howe. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden Nº 2449. (LIL 6312).

491. Rhizoclonium Kerneri Stockmayerwith Enteromorpha chaetomorphoides Börg.US, Puerto Rico, Ballena Bay, 20/06/1915.Marshall A. Howe. Distributed from the Her-barium of The New York Botanical GardenNº 6944b. (LIL 6321).

492. Rhizoclonium riparium (Roth.)Harv. US, California, San Francisco, G. G.Park. W. A. Setchell. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den Nº 6379. (LIL 6653).

493. Rhizoclonium riparium v. implexunBAHAMAS, Bemini Harbor, 17/04/1904. Onroots of Rhizophora, Marshall A. Howe.North American Marine Algae Nº 3248. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6620).

494. Rhizoclonium riparium var. polyrhi-zum Rosenv. US, California, Marin Co, To-males Bay, 10/08/1910. Just above the highwater mark, N. L. Gardner. Phycoteca Bo-reali-Americana Nº 2238a. Distributed fromthe Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6341).

RHODOMELA495. Rhodomela subfusca (Woodw.) Ag.

US, Rhode Island, Newport, 02/1897. W. C.Simmons. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº1598. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6432).

RHODYMENIA496. Rhodymenia palmata (L.) Grev. f.

samiensis (Mert.) Grev. US, Alaska, Seldovia.Coll. C. V. Piper. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6674).

497. Rhodymenia palmata (L.) Grev. US,Long Island, Orient. M. A. Booth. Distributedby The New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6317).

RHYTIPHLAEA498. Rhytiphlaea thuyoides Har. US, Bay

and Harbor of New York, 1850. Charles F.Durant. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden Nº 50. (LIL5991).

ROSENVINGEA499. Rosenvingea intricata (J. Ag.) Borg.

US, Puerto Rico, Guanica Harbor, 26/06/1903. Washed ashore in abundance, Mar-shall A. Howe. Distributed from the Herbar-ium of The New York Botanical Garden Nº2587. (LIL 6281).

SARGASSUM500. Sargassum agardhianum Farlow.

Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº CXVIII. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden (LIL 6599).

501. Sargassum bacciferum Turn. US,Bay and Harbor of New York, Staten Island,1850. On the shore at the mouth of the har-bor, Charles F. Durant. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den Nº 1 (LIL 5954).

502. Sargassum bermudense Grun. BER-MUDA, Little Agaro, 23/11/1915. F. S. Co-llins. Distributed from the Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden Nº 8405. (LIL6644).


503. Sargassum filipendula Ag. US, NewYork, Long Island, Northport, 02/09/1896.Dr. Albert Schneider. North American MarineAlgae. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6252).

504. Sargassum filipendula Ag. US, Rho-de Island, Newport, 1898-1899. Coll. R. B.Simmons. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6609).

505. Sargassum filipendula var. montag-nei (Bailey) Collins & Hervey. BERMUDA,Castle Harbor, near Walsingham House, 11/1917. In cave, A. B. Hervey. Phycoteca Bo-reali-Americana Nº 2176. Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6419).

506. Sargassum fluitans Börgesen. BER-MUDA, near Bethel’s, 08/12/1915. F. S. Co-llins. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 2177.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6367).

507. Sargassum lendigerum (L.) Ag. US,Porto Rico, San Juan, Santurce, 15/05/1903.On surge-swept rocks, just below l.t.m., M.A. Howe. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden Nº 1814.(LIL 6326).

508. Sargassum lendigerum (L.) Kuetz.BERMUDA, South Shore, 08/1913. On expo-sed rocks, A. B. Hervey (= S. bermudenseGrun.). Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº2178. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6391).

509. Sargassum linifolium (Turn.) Ag.BERMUDA, Harrington Sound, 14/12/1915.F. S. Collins (= S. bermudense Grun.).Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 2179. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6390).

510. Sargassum montagnei Bailey. US,Bay and Harbor of New York, Red Hookand Hurlgate, 1850. C. F. Durant. (= S. fili-pendula Ag.). Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden Nº2. (LIL 5978).

511. Sargassum piluliferum (Turn.) Ag.US, California, San Pedro. Miss S. P. Monks.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 537. Distri-

buted from The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6514).

512. Sargassum polyceratium Mont. US,Puerto Rico, Culebra Island, 06/03/1926. Onstones at low-water mark, M. A. Howe. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden Nº 4333. (LIL 6295).

513. Sargassum pteropleuron Grunow.US, Florida, Key West, 01/11/1902. Washedashore, Marshall A. Howe. North AmericanMarine Algae Nº 1555. New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6329).

SCENEDESMUS514. Scenedesmus brasiliensis Bohlin. US,

Massachusetts, Melrose, 01/07/1916, in apool in the rock, Charles Bullard. PhycotecaBoreali-Americana Nº 2229. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Botan-ical Garden. (LIL 6397).

515. Scenedesmus obliquus (Turp.)Kuetz. US, California, Berkeley, 23/07/1906.Cultivated, N. L. Gardner. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 1320. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6459).

SCHIZOGONIUM516. Schizogonium laetevirens Kuetz. US,

Maine, Penobscot Bay, Eagle Island, WestBeach, 07/1894, below low water mark, F.S. Collins. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº313. Distributed from the Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6519).

SCHIZOTHRIX517. Schizothrix calcicola Rab. 11/1915.

F. S. Collins. Phycoteca Boreali-AmericanaNº 2158. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6354).

518. Schizothrix purpurascens var. cruen-ta (Lespinassse) Gomont. US, Massachusetts,Middlesex fells, Winchester Reservoir, 14/08/1898. F. S. Collins. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 504. Distributed from the Her-barium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6524).


SCYTONEMA519. Scytonema figuratum Ag. US, Con-

necticut, Housatonic River near Gaylords-ville, 23/06/1901. Coating moist limestonerocks, I. Holden. Phycoteca Boreali-Ameri-cana Nº 857. Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden. (LIL 6508 B).

520. Scytonema guyanense minus Gardn-er. US, Puerto Rico, Arecibo to Utuado, 04/03/1915, on the rocks, N. Wille. Distributedfrom The New York Botanical Garden Nº1455. (LIL 6286).

521. Scytonema millei Bornet. JAMAICA,Mavis Bank, 18/06/1906. On earth androcks, J. F. Lewis. Phycoteca Boreali-Ameri-cana Nº 1405. Distributed from the Herbari-um of The New York Botanical Garden. (LIL20426).

522. Scytonema ocellatum (Dillw.)Thuret. BERMUDA, Paget, 01/1900. On sanddunes, W. G. Farlow. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 711. Distributed from the Her-barium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6551).

523. Scytonema ocellatum Thuret. US,California, Fort Ross, 04/1915. On bark ofArbutus menziesii, N. L. Gardner. PhycotecaBoreali-Americana Nº 2210. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Botan-ical Garden. (LIL 6339).

SIPHONOCLADUS524. Siphonocladus tropicus (Crouan) J.

Ag. US, Florida, Key West, 30/10/1902. M.A. Howe. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº1031. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6520).

SPERMOSEIRA525. Spermoseira litorea Kutz. US, Bay

and Harbor of New York, 1850. C. F. Durant.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. Nº 245A. (LIL6011).

SPERMOTHAMNION526. Spermothamnion macromeres Co-

llins & Hervey. BERMUDA, Pink Bay. 28/12/1913. A. B. Hervey. Phycoteca Boreali-Ame-

ricana Nº 2044. Distributed from The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 20427).

527. Spermothamnion macromeres Co-llins and Hervey. BERMUDA, Smith’s Bay,08/03/1914. Distributed from the Herbariumof The New York Botanical Garden Nº 8075.(LIL 6618).

SPHACELARIA528. Sphacelaria cirrhosa (Roth.) Ag. US,

Rhode Island, Newport, 12/1897. On Cla-dostephus, W. C. Simmons. Phycoteca Borea-li-Americana Nº 416. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6503).

529. Sphacelaria cirrhosa Roth. US, Bayand Harbor of New York, Hurlgate, 1850.On Fucus vesiculosus and F. nodosus, C. F.Durant. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (Nº 35).(LIL 5976).

530. Sphacelaria plumosa Lyng. US, Bayand Harbor of New York, Hurlgate, CastleGarden, 1850. On other Algae, near the lowwater mark, C. F. Durant. Distributed fromthe Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden. Nº 36. (LIL 5966).

SPIROGYRA531. Spirogyra bellis (Hass.) Cleve. US,

Massachusetts, Cambridge, 05/1895. In dit-ches, W. A. Setchell. Phycoteca Boreali-Ame-ricana Nº 359. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6554).

532. Spirogyra bellis (Hass.) Cleve. US,Masssachusetts, Tufts College, Reservoir, 08/1914. F. D. Lambert. Phycoteca Boreali-Ame-ricana Nº 2222. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6431).

533. Spirogyra illinoiensis Transeau. US,Ilinois, Lerna, 15/6/1911-20/05/1913. Instream, E. N. Transeau. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 1991. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6426).

534. Spirogyra insignis var. hantzschii(Rab.) Petit. US, Massachusetts, Melrose,04/05/1894. F. S. Collins. Phycoteca Borea-


li-Americana Nº 364. Distributed from TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6535).

535. Spirogyra irregularis Naeg. US, Illi-nois, Charleston, 27/07/1908. E. N. Tran-seau. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº2223a. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6417A).

536. Spirogyra irregularis Naeg. US, Illi-nois, Charleston, 20/09/1912. E. N. Tran-seau. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº2223b. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6417B).

537. Spirogyra quadrata (Hass.) Petit.US, Massachusetts, Middlesex Fells, 01/04/1913. F. D. Lambert. Phycoteca Boreali-Ame-ricana Nº 2224. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6428).

538. Spirogyra setiformis (Roth) Kuetz.US, Illinois, Charleston, 17/11/1910. E. N.Transeau. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº1724. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6467).

539. Spirogyra velata Nordst. var. occi-dentalis Transeau. US, Illinois, Lerna, 20/05/1913. E. N. Transeau. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 1992. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6439).

540. Spirogyra Weberi Kuetz. US, Mas-sachusetts, Wakefield, 25/04/1894. Floatingin a small pond, F. S. Collins. PhycotecaBoreali-Americana Nº 368. Distributed fromThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6536).

SPOROCHNUS541. Sporochnus bolleanus Mont. BER-

MUDA, Hamilton Harbor. Phycoteca Borea-li-Americana Nº 2174. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6371).

SPYRIDIA542. Spyridia Americana. US, Bay and

Harbor of New York, 1850. On Zostera androcks, at and below low-water mark, C. F.

Durant. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. Nº 160.(LIL 6000).

543. Spyridia filamentosa (Wulf.) Harv.US, New York, Long Island, Orient Pt. M. A.Booth. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6322).

544. Spyridia filamentosa (Wulf.) Harv.BERMUDA, Harrington Sound, 02/1912. Inshallow water, A. B. Hervey. Phycoteca Bo-reali-Americana Nº 1897. Distributed fromthe Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6446).

STAURASTRUM545. Staurastrum Hantzschii Reinsch. US,

New Hampshire, Chocorua, Hayford’s Pastu-re, 14/08/1916. C. Bullard. Phycoteca Bo-reali-Americana Nº 2216. Distributed fromthe Herbarium of The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6552).

STICHOCOCCUS546. Stichococcus flaccidus (Kuetz.) Gay.

US, Massachusetts, Eastham, 30/11/1914. F.S. Collins. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº2232. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6561).

STICTYOSIPHON547. Stictyosiphon subsimplex Holden.

US, Connecticut, Bridgeport, 04/06/1899. Ina large salt marsh tide pool, I. Holden.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 630. Distri-buted from The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6505).

STIGEOCLONIUM548. Stigeoclonium lubricum (Dillw.)

Kuetz. US, California, San Francisco, 03/1916, On grass in a pond, N. L. Gardner.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 2233. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6409).

STIGONEMA549. Stigonema mamillosum Ag. CANA-

DA, Newfoundland, Windsor lake near St.


John’s, 19/07/1897. On submerged stonesin a pond, I. Holden. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 356. Distributed from the Her-barium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6540).

550. Stigonema panniforme (Ag.) Born.& Flah. US, Connecticut, Woodbridge,Sargent’s River, 07/11/1891. W. A. Setchell.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 61c. Distri-buted from the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden (LIL 6577).

551. Stigonema panniforme (Ag.) Born.& Flah. US, Maine, Cape Rosier, 07/1894. F.S. Collins. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº61a. Distributed from the Herbarium of TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6579).

STREBLONEMA552. Streblonema sphaericum Thuret.

BERMUDA, Cooper’s Island, 29/04/1912. F.S. Collins. Distributed from the Herbariumof The New York Botanical Garden. Nº7142. (LIL 6685).

SYMPLOCA553. Symploca howei Gardner. US, Puerto

Rico, Cayo Don Luis, near Pt. Montalva. 27/06/1915. In shallow warm water, in Rhizo-phora association, Coll. M. A. Howe. Distri-buted by the Herbarium of The New YorkBotanical Garden. Nº 7186. (LIL 6292). TypeDuplicate.

TETMEMORUS554. Tetmemorus granulatus Ralfs. US,

New Hampshire, Chocorua, Lily Pond, 18/08/1916. Charles Bullard. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 2217. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 20428).

TETRAEDRON555. Tetraedron minimum (A. Br.) Hans-

girg. US, California, Felt Lake near StanfordUniversity, 11/1915. On water weeds, N. L.Gardner. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº2228. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL20429).

TETRASPORA556. Tetraspora cylindrica (Wahl.) Ag.

US, Minnesota, Two Harbors, North Shore ofLake Superior, 08/1906. In sheltered pools,C. Bullard. Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº1510. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6427).

557. Tetraspora lubrica (Roth) Agardh.US, Massachusetts, Somerville, 12/06/1901.F. S. Collins. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden Nº4059. (LIL 6631).

558. Tetraspora lubrica var. lacunosaChauv. US, Massachusetts, Melrose, 03/05/1894. F. S. Collins. Distributed from the Her-barium of The New York Botanical GardenNº 2839. (LIL 6637).

TOLYPELLA559. Tolypella comosa Allen. US, New

York, Seneca Lake, 08/1882. Coll. T. F.Allen. Characeae Americanae Exsiccatae Nº35. Distributed from The New York BotanicalGarden. (LIL 6036).

560. Tolypella comosa Allen. US, NewYork, Seneca Lake, 08/1882. Coll. & Det. T.F. Allen. The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6053).

561. Tolypella comosa Allen. US, NewYork, Skaneateles, 1891. Coll. & Det. T. F.Allen. Distributed from the Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6083).

562. Tolypella comosa Allen. US, NewYork, Geneva. Coll. & Det. T. F. Allen. TheNew York Botanical Garden. (LIL 6077).

563. Tolypella fimbriata Allen. US, Ver-mont, Lake Memphremagog, 19/08/1890.Coll. & Det. T. F. Allen. The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6054).

TRICHOGLOEA564. Trichogloea herveyi Setchell. BER-

MUDA, Cooper’s Island, 29/04/1912. At andbelow water mark, F. S. Collins. PhycotecaBoreali-Americana Nº 2034. Distributedfrom the Herbarium of The New York Bota-nical Garden. (LIL 6380).


TUOMEYA565. Tuomeya fluviatilis Harv. US, Con-

necticut, Bridgeport, Pequonnock River. Instreams, I. Holden. Phycoteca Boreali-Ameri-cana Nº 132. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6568).

UDOTEA566. Udotea flabellata Lamour. US, Flo-

rida, Key West. In shallow water, Coll. J. E.Humphrey. North American Algae Nº 88.Distributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6621).

567. Udotea flabellum (Ell. & Soland) M.A. Howe. BERMUDA, Heron Bay, 26/03/1914. F. S. Collins. Distributed from the Her-barium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6666).

568. Udotea flabellum (Ell. & Sol.) M. A.Howe. US, Puerto Rico, Muelle de Ponce,07/07/1915. In 2-10 dm. water, collected ina Rhizophora association, Coll. M. A. Howe.North American Marine Algae Nº 7460. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6263).

ULOTHRIX569. Ulothrix collabens Thuret. US, Mas-

sachusetts, Swampscott, 02/04/1891. Leg. F.S. Collins. Distributed from the Herbariumof The New York Botanical Garden Nº 2033.(LIL 6617).

ULVA570. Ulva fasciata Debile. BERMUDA. F.

S. Collins. Distributed from the Herbariumof The New York Botanical Garden. (LIL6665).

571. Ulva lactuca L. US, Bay and Harborof New York, 1850. On Fucus and on otherAlgae, between tides and on rocks andshells, C. F. Durant. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den Nº 231. (LIL 6017).

ULVELLA572. Ulvella postrata Gardner. US, Cali-

fornia, San Francisco, Land’s End, 23/12/1905. Epiphytic on Iridaea laminarioides

Bory, N. L. Gardner. Phycoteca Boreali-Ame-ricana Nº 1629. Distributed from the Herba-rium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6457).

VALONIA573. Valonia aegagropila Ag. BRITSH

WEST INDIES (B. W. I.), Caicos Island, 20/12/1907. M. A. Howe. North American Ma-rine Algae Nº 5698. Distributed from theHerbarium of The New York Botanical Gar-den. (LIL 6271).

574. Valonia ocellata M. A. Howe. BA-HAMAS, Lagoon, Watling Island, 25/11/1907. On roots of Rhizophora and on bot-tom in 1-20 dm. of water. Coll. M. A. Howe.North American Marine Algae Nº 5090. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6265).

575. Valonia ocellata M. A. Howe. BER-MUDA, Ely’s Harbor, 08/1913. On reefs ex-posed to full force of the waves. F. S. Collins.Phycoteca Boreali-Americana Nº 2074. Dis-tributed from the Herbarium of The NewYork Botanical Garden. (LIL 6361).

576. Valonia verticillata Kuetz. BERMU-DA. F. S. Collins. Distributed from the Her-barium of The New York Botanical Garden.(LIL 6672).

CONCLUSIONES

A partir del Proyecto de Informatizaciónde la Colección Ficológica se catalogaron576 ejemplares donados por el Herbarium ofThe New York Botanical Garden que datande 1842-1938. El lanzamiento del primercatálogo servirá para poner en conocimientode la comunidad científica la existencia dematerial algal relevante por su valor históri-co. Además, constituye un avance para larevalorización de la Colección de Algas dela Fundación Miguel Lillo. Es importantedestacar la existencia de dos duplicados detipos que corresponden a Caulerpa lentillife-ra subsessilis y Symploca howei.


AGRADECIMIENTOS

A la Lic. Lelia Bordón de la Sección deIconografía del Área Botánica de la Funda-ción Miguel Lillo por la elaboración de lasfiguras incluidas en este trabajo.

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