Abstract The coast of Peru (3.5–18° S) is one of the most productive marine areas in the
world. The updated seaweed checklist reports a total of 260 specific/intraspecific taxa, of …

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

The marine flora of Panama harbors a rich diversity of green, red and brown algae, and
despite chronic understudy, it is reported as the second most diverse marine flora along the …

The marine red algal order Halymeniales currently includes two families, the
Halymeniaceae and Tsengiaceae, and consist of 38 genera and about 358 species …

Previous studies have documented 836 species of marine macroalgae from Viet Nam. In the
present study, marine algal samples were collected along the coast of south central Viet …

Many traditional genera of the Halymeniaceae turn out to be poly-or paraphyletic based on
molecular phylogenies. The genus Halymenia is no exception. In this study, we provide a …

Inferring phylogeographic patterns of macroalgal species is essential for understanding the
population structure and for the conservation of macroalgal species. In this study, the …

The diversity of branched Halymenia species in Brazil was assessed by molecular analyses
and morphological examination to clarify the status of taxa previously identified as …

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 …

Early detection of non-indigenous species is crucial to reduce, mitigate, and manage their
impacts on the ecosystems into which they were introduced. However, assessment …