. Advances in marine biology: volume 17. Coral fisheries. ECOLOGY AND TAXONOMY OF Holimeda 137 p. 85, Plate 45, Figs 1-2; Egerod (1952), p. 398, Plate 38, Pigs 19b-d; Hillis (1959), p. 352, Plates 2, 5-8, 11. Holimeda discoidea v. platyloba Borgesen (1911), p. 134, Fig. 3; Borgesen (1913), p. 107, Fig. 86. Halimeda discoidea f. intermedia Gilbert (1947), p. 126. Halimeda discoidea f. subdigitata Gilbert (1947), p. 125. Halimeda tuna Barton (1901), p. II ? Halimeda cuneata f. digitata Barton (1901), p. 16, Plate 2, Fig. 9. ^' r ^'^ ^ ^ -c^ \ \\ ih ?. -' ^'^'^\-\^^\^ fc ^ " J' '. Fig.
. Advances in marine biology: volume 17. Coral fisheries. ECOLOGY AND TAXONOMY OF Holimeda 137 p. 85, Plate 45, Figs 1-2; Egerod (1952), p. 398, Plate 38, Pigs 19b-d; Hillis (1959), p. 352, Plates 2, 5-8, 11. Holimeda discoidea v. platyloba Borgesen (1911), p. 134, Fig. 3; Borgesen (1913), p. 107, Fig. 86. Halimeda discoidea f. intermedia Gilbert (1947), p. 126. Halimeda discoidea f. subdigitata Gilbert (1947), p. 125. Halimeda tuna Barton (1901), p. II ? Halimeda cuneata f. digitata Barton (1901), p. 16, Plate 2, Fig. 9. ^' r ^'^ ^ ^ -c^ \ \\ ih ?. -' ^'^'^\-\^^\^ fc ^ " J' '. Fig. 41. i?. discoidea. A densely branched jslant witli some of the relatively large seg- ments which conmionly occur in the lower portion of robust, mature thalli. Specimen from Florida, 31 III 04, Howe 2964. Plants generally compact, forming cushion-like clumps but occasionally loose, arising from a small but distinct holdfast region, to 18 cm tall; calcification light; branching mainly ditrichotomous but polychotomous from large segments; the basal first or second segments subcylindrical or broadly cuneate and often of a substipitate nature; other segments usually plane, commonly discoidal to reniform but also compressed-cylindrical, cuneate or subcuneate, the outer margin entire, undulating or occasionally somewhat deeply cleft, to 29 mm long, 33 mm broad and averaging 0-75-1-25 mm in thickness. Cortex of two, occasionally three layers of utricles; outermost utricles remaining firmly attached after decalcification for an average distance of. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Hillis-Colinvaux, Liewellya. London : Academic Press ; Toronto
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