Using a 2010 review of non-indigenous species (NIS) reported in the Mediterranean Sea as
a baseline, this study undertakes a paramount revision of the non-indigenous species list in …

The purpose of this study was to test the nematicidal activity of extracts of two marine algae
(Colpomenia sinuosa and Corallina mediterranea) and their synthesized silver …

Abstract Grateloupia gibbesii Harvey (family; Halymeniaceae) is a newly recorded red alga
in the Egyptian Mediterranean Sea. In the present study, Grateloupia gibbesii …

The taxonomy of the genera Grateloupia, Phyllymenia, and Prionitis has been revised
several times but remains controversial. The anatomy of female reproductive structures in …

Data on the chemical composition of 40 edible red algal species was compared to
Grateloupia gibbesii, a recently reported non-indigenous red alga in the Mediterranean Sea …

Introduced seaweeds and undescribed species often remain undetected because marine
regional floras are as yet poorly understood. DNA sequencing facilitates their detection, but …

Benthic marine flora of the Mediterranean Sea: Rhodophyta-Rhodymeniophycidae II.
Halymeniales, Nemastomatales, Peyssonneliales, Plocamiales, Rhody-meniales …

Grateloupia sensu lato has had a long and troublesome taxonomic history because of
superficial similarities in morphology, ill-defined species boundaries and lack of diagnostic …

The taxonomic position of Halymenia floridana is a long-standing issue that needed to be
assessed using DNA sequences of material from the type locality (Florida, USA). Here, we …

The tropical calcified green alga Halimeda incrassata (J. Ellis) JV Lamouroux has been
found as an introduced species in the Mediterranean Sea with the first observations in …