Lund, Schweden, 29 Sept. 1889.
Hochgeehrter Herr Baron!
Seitdem ich jetzt mit der Bestimmung der diesjährigen mir zugesandten Samlungen1 so ziemlich fertig bin, erlaube ich mir Ihnen darüber Auskunft zu geben in beiliegende speciche2 Verzeichnisse.
Unter diejenigen Samlungen, die in der Nähe von alten, mehr durchgesuchte, Localitäten herstammen, ist wohl kaum etwas neues zu erwarten. Demnach wurde ich aus Tasmanien, wo R. Gunn so ausgezeichnete Samlungen zusammen brachte, kaum was neues erwarten. Doch habe ich unter den Algen von Miss Lodder eine neue Ptilonia (Pt. subulifera) gefunden, von der ein fragment von Wilson gesammelt, in eine nach Sonder übersandte Samlung sich doch schon vorfindet. Von Ptil. australasica ist sie leicht zu unterscheiden; hat aber in Habitus und Structur mit Ectoclinium dentatum grosse Ähnlichkeit — aber die cystocarpia ganz verschiedene. Unter den Algen von Miss Lodder ist auch wie es mir scheint eine neue art von Ecklonia, von der ich eine kleines fragment übersende. Es wäre mir sehr lieb ein vollständiges Exemplar davon beschreiben zu können als Ecklonia Loddersiana.
In der ziemlich bedeutende Samlung von Port Fairy ist kaum was neues. Auch die kleine Samlung von Streaky Bay scheint kaum was seltenes zu enthalten. Die Samlung von Johnston River enthält nur einige wenige Arten, die ich noch nicht genau untersuchte. Dagegen waren in den Samlungen von Geographe bay und besonders die von Champion bay mehrere Algen von besond. Interesse.
Unter den Algen aus Geographe bay fand ich eine Rese von einer neuen Art von Curdiea, die in habitus der Curd. coriacea aus N. Zeeland sehr nahe kommt, aber hat cystocarpia pedunculata. Auch eine neue Lenormandia (L. hypoglossum) ganz wie eine Delesseria aussehend, war darunter.
Aus der Champion bay enthielt die von Dr Elliott gesandte Samlung eine neue Art von Dilophus, durch spiralförmig gewundene frons leicht zu unterscheiden; eine neue Art von Vidalia (V. intermedia); und sonst die von Lamouroux gesehene, kaum beschriebene, Amansia mamillaris, von der, so viel ich weiss, nur das einzige Exemplar von Lamouroux bis jetzt gefunden wurde; von der die genauere Localität bis jetzt nicht bekannt war.
Von der durch Spalding gemachte Samlung, welche als von vermoderten und mit dem papier auf beyde Seiten zusammen geklebten Algen fast als unbrauchbar bezeichnet wurde, ist es mir doch geglückt mehrere Seltenheiten zu ausprepariren. Es sind darunter einige specimina von Lenormandia latifolia Harv. her. welche er nachher als variet. zu L. spectabilis brachte, aber eine ganz verschiedene Art zu seyn scheint; und die schon früher hier oben bezeichnete L. hypoglossum.
Ich habe wohl bemerkt dass Miss Lodder neben die numerirte Specimina, auch andere nicht mit Nos bezeichnete übergesandt habe, und dass sie wunscht von diesen letzteren ein Stuck mit Nahmen zurückgesandt zu erhalten. Aber eben unter diesen sind mehrere grössere algen (Cystophora-arten) welche sie nach fragmente kaum unterscheiden wurde. Ich habe es gewiss leichter solche Algen nach fragmente zu benennen. Ich glaube demnach die alte Methode, numerirte exemplare hieher zu senden, vorzuziehen sei.
Mit bestem Grusse
Ihr
J G Agardh
Algae from Aestuary of the Leven North Tasmania a Miss Lodder lectae.
[collected by Miss Lodder]3
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1. |
Sporochnus pedunculatus | |
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2. |
Polysiphonia cladostephus | |
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3. |
Gelidium australe | |
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4-5 |
vacant | |
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6. |
Plocamium flexuosum | |
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7. |
Ptilota articulata | |
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8. |
Champia Tasmanica | |
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9. |
vacat. [vacant.] |
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10. |
Halyseris Muelleri4 | |
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11. |
vacat. | |
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12. |
Chorda lomentar. forma auct.5 | |
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13. |
Callophyllis coccinea | |
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14. |
Ptilonia subulifera J. Ag. | |
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15-16. |
Callophyllis coccinea | |
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17. |
vacat. | |
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18. |
Cystophorae fragmenta in quibus sp. Callithamnii. [in which there are Callithamnion species] |
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19. |
Ceramium diaph. auct.?6 | |
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20-22. |
vacant | |
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23. |
Wrangelia clavigera | |
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24. |
Peyssonellia7 australis | |
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25. |
Pterocladia lucida | |
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26. |
Ptilonia australasica | |
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27. |
Rhodophyllis sp. Rhod. membranacea forma? | |
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28. |
Laurencia Forsteri | |
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29. |
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30 |
Caulerpa Brownii | |
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31-32 |
vacant | |
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33. |
Ballia callitricha | |
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34. |
Laurencia elata | |
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35. |
Polysiphonia cancellata | |
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36.-37. |
Plocamium costatum | |
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38. |
= 36. cui inest8 Phacelocarpus | |
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39. |
Plocamium procerum | |
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40 |
Griffithsia elongata | |
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41. |
Sphacelaria paniculata | |
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42. |
Wrangelia clavigera | |
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43-44. |
Plocamium angustatum | |
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45. |
Corallina Cuvierii9 | |
|
46 |
Amphiroa charoides | |
|
47-48 |
vacant | |
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etc. |
— | |
| not numbered: | ||
| Zoophyta varia | ||
| Cladophora sp. | ||
| Ulva rigida | ||
| Valonia (Dictyosphaeria favulosa | ||
| Caulerpae fragmenta | ||
| Cladostephus australis | ||
| Ecklonia? | sp. nov. | |
|
— |
radiata. | |
| Cystophora paniculata | ||
|
— |
spartioides | |
|
— |
retorta | |
|
— |
siliquosa | |
| Sargassum Sonderi | ||
| Sargassum Sonderi | ||
| Fucus chondrophyllus | ||
| Splachnidium rugosum | ||
| Zonaria Turneriana | ||
| Halyseris Muelleri10 | ||
| Polysiphonia | Hystrix | |
|
— |
cancellata | |
| Rytiphlaea elata | ||
| Dasya Feredayae | ||
| Pollexfenia pedicellata | ||
| Dictymenia11 Harveyana | ||
| Lenormandia prolifera | ||
| Coeloclonium Opuntioides | ||
| Melanthalia obtusata | ||
| Areschougia Laurencia | ||
| Mychodea hamata | ||
| Gelidium glandulaefolium | ||
| Gigartina | flabellata | |
|
— |
pinnata | |
| and several others, in fragmente. | ||
J G Agardh
Algae ex Port Fairy a Rev. W. Whan lectae sub 16/5. 1889 a Bar. Ferd. Mueller mihi missae
[Algae from Port Fairy collected by Rev. W. Whan on 16 May 1889 and sent by Baron Ferd. Mueller to me].12
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1. |
Plocamium Preissianum | ||||||
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2. |
Ptilota Rhodocallis | ||||||
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3. |
Phacelocarpus complanatus | ||||||
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4. |
Ptilota Jeanneretti | ||||||
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5. |
Plocamium dilatatum | ||||||
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6. |
Thysanocladia laxa | ||||||
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7. |
Phacelocarpus Labillardieri | ||||||
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8. |
Ptilota articulata | }13 | |||||
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8. |
Phacelocarpus sessilis | ||||||
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9. |
Laurencia elata | ||||||
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10. |
Callophyllis Lambertii | ||||||
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11. |
Nizzymenia14 australis | ||||||
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12-15. |
Ballia callitricha | ||||||
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16. |
Melanthalia | concinna | |||||
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17. |
do — |
do — |
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18 |
Cladostephus verticillatus australis15 | ||||||
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19. |
Rhodophyllis multipartita | ||||||
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20 |
Laurencia Forsteri | ||||||
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21. |
Gelidium glandulaefolium | ||||||
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22. |
Zonaria Turneriana? forma | ||||||
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23. |
Cladostephus australis | } | |||||
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23. |
Ptilota Rhodocallis | ||||||
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24 |
Plocamium angustum | ||||||
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25. |
Areschougia Stuartii | } | |||||
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25. |
Melanthalia concinna | ||||||
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26. |
Lobospira bicuspidata | ||||||
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27. |
Zonaria stuposa? | ||||||
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28 |
Laurencia Forsteri | ||||||
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29. |
Caulerpa Hypnoides | ||||||
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30. |
Plocamium procerum | ||||||
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31. |
Plocam. costatum | ||||||
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32. |
Plocamium procerum | ||||||
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33. |
Nitophyllum affine? | ||||||
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34 |
Enteromorpha compressa sec. auct. | ||||||
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35. |
Ulva rigida | ||||||
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36. |
Bryopsis arbuscula | ||||||
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37 |
Pterocladia lucida | ||||||
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38 |
Plocamium nidificum | ||||||
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39. |
Ectoclinium dentatum | ||||||
|
40 |
Chorda Lomentaria auct.?16 | ||||||
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41. |
Haloplegma Preissii | ||||||
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42.-43 |
Phacelocarpus Labillardieri | ||||||
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44. |
Thuretia Quercifolia | ||||||
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45. |
Gelidium glandulaefolium | ||||||
|
46 |
Zonaria canaliculata | ||||||
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47. |
Polyopes constrictus | ||||||
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48 |
Seirococcus axillaris | ||||||
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49. |
Scytothalia dorycarpa | ||||||
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50 |
Melanthalia obtusata | ||||||
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51. |
Scaberia Agardhi17 | ||||||
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52. |
Ptilota articulata | ||||||
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53. |
Plocamium angustum | ||||||
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54. |
Callithamnion | ||||||
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55. |
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|
56 |
Zonaria microphylla | ||||||
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57. |
Caulerpa Harveyi | ||||||
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58 |
Pterocladia lucida | ||||||
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59. |
Seirococcus axillaris | ||||||
|
60 |
Rhodophyllis multipartita | ||||||
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61. |
Haloplegma Preissii | ||||||
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62-63 |
Mastophora Lamourouxii | ||||||
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64. |
fragm. vix determ. an Curdiaea [fragment scarcely determined towards Curdiaea] |
||||||
|
65 |
Curdiaea18 laciniata | ||||||
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66. |
Cystophora monilifera | ||||||
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67. |
an fragm. Melanthalia? | ||||||
|
68 |
Gelidium | glandulaefolium | |||||
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69. |
idem. | ||||||
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70. |
vacat. | ||||||
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71. |
Cystoph. micromera19 J Ag. | ||||||
|
72 |
Caulerpa Sonderi | ||||||
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73. |
Cystophora polycystidea | ||||||
|
74. |
Gelidum glandulaefolium | ||||||
|
75 |
Laurencia sp. an Laur. heterocladae forma? [towards the form of Laur. Heteroclada] |
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|
76. |
Sargassum Sonderi | ||||||
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77. |
Sphacelaria paniculata | ||||||
|
78. |
Cystophora siliquosa | ||||||
|
79. |
Corallina Cuvieri | ||||||
|
80 |
Polyopes constrictus | ||||||
|
81. |
Caulerpa Brownii | ||||||
|
82. |
Ptilota fragm. | ||||||
|
82 |
Ballia Robertiana | ||||||
|
83 |
Phacelocarpus sessilis | ||||||
|
84. |
Rhodophyllis multipartita | ||||||
|
85. |
Plocamium costatum | ||||||
|
86. |
Conferva sp. vix cert. determ. [scarcely determined with certainty] |
||||||
|
87. |
Ulva rigida | ||||||
|
88 |
Laurencia an L. heteroclada (in qua Ulva [towards L. heteroclada (there being Ulva in it)] |
||||||
|
89. |
Laurencia elata | ||||||
|
90. |
Padina Commersoni | ||||||
|
91. |
Gelidium glandulaefolium | ||||||
|
92. |
Cystophora | siliquosa | |||||
|
93. |
— — — — — | subfarcinata | |||||
|
94 |
— — |
subfarcinata | |||||
|
95. |
Peyssonellia20 multifida | ||||||
|
96. |
Cystophora platylobium | ||||||
|
97. |
Griffithsia Sonderiana21 | ||||||
|
98 |
Griffithsia thyrsigera? | ||||||
|
99. |
Callophyllis Lambertii | ||||||
|
100 |
Conferva Darwini | ||||||
|
101. |
Laurencia sp. an L. heteroclada forma. | ||||||
|
102. |
Laurencia elata | ||||||
|
103. |
Polyopes constrictus. | ||||||
|
104. |
Caulerpa Hypnoides. | ||||||
|
— |
|||||||
| sine numero (an no 70?) | Acrotylus australis | ||||||
J G Agardh
Algae ex Streaky bay, ad J. P. Dowling 1889 collectae
[Algae collected from Streaky Bay by J. P. Dowling 1889].
| Sargassum | varians. | |
|
— |
biforme (fragm.)? | |
| Cystophora | Brownii | |
|
— |
retorta | |
|
— |
Monilifera | |
| Scaberia | Agardhi22 | |
| Zonaria | Turneriana | |
| Caulerpa | Brownii | |
| Dasyphila | Preissii | |
| Haloplegma | Preissii | |
| Plocamium | flexuosum | |
|
— — — |
coccineum form. | |
|
— — — |
Preissianum | |
|
— — — |
Nidificum | |
| Hymenocladia | divaricata | |
| Phacelocarpus | Sessilis | |
| Calophyllis | Lambertii | |
| Laurencia | Forsteri | |
| Sarcomenia | Delesserioides | |
| Alsidium | Comosum | |
| Polysiphonia | Cancellata | |
| Thuretia | Quercifolia | |
| Dasya | } | fragmenta [fragments] |
| Pollexfenia | ||
J G Agardh
Algae ex Champion bay W. Austral. sub 1889 a Spalding lectae
[Algae collected from Champion Bay, Western Australia 1889 by Spalding].
| Sargassum | falcat.23 |
|
— |
isophyllum |
|
— |
biforme |
Cystophora monilifera
Myriodesma latifolium?
Ecklonia radiata
Halyseris sp. (H. Muelleri?)24
Acropeltis Phyllophora
| Plocamium | Preissianum |
|
— — — |
nidificum |
| Hymenocladia | linearis |
|
— — — — |
lanceolata |
Thysanocladia oppositifolia
| Rhodophyllis | membranacea |
|
— |
blepharicarpa |
|
— |
Nitophylloides. |
Rhabdonia globifera
Hypnea sp.
Laurencia (L. heteroclada forma)
| Kuetzingia | canaliculata |
|
— |
angusta |
Polyzonia incisa
Polysiphonia cancellata
Lenormandia latifolia
Vidalia intermedia
J G Agardh
Algae from Geographe bay a Mrs Irvine lectae,1889 mihi missae
[Algae from Geographe Bay collected by Mrs Irvine sent to me in 1889].
| Cystophora | racemosa |
|
— |
Grevillei |
|
— |
monilifera |
Platythalia Quercifolia
Zonaria Sinclairii?
Cladostephus verticillatus forma australis
| Caulerpa | Cactoides |
|
— |
Brownii |
|
— |
Sonderi |
|
— |
Hypnoides |
Ballia callitricha
Ptilota coralloidea
Gigartina disticha
| Callophyllis | coccinea |
|
— |
Lambertii |
| Plocamium | procerum |
|
— |
coccineum? |
|
— |
angustum |
|
— |
nidificum |
| Phacelocarpus | sessilis |
|
— |
Labillardieri |
Curdiaea nov. sp.?
Gracillaria furcellata?
Stenocladia Sonderiana
fragment of Nitophyllum
Gelidium patens
Pterocladia lucida
Hypnea episcopalis
| Laurencia | Forsteri |
|
— |
heteroclada |
|
— |
luxurians |
fragm. of Rhodomela
Trigenea australis
Polyzonia incisa
Lenormandia hypoglossum J Ag.
Sarcomenia Delesserioides
Corallina Cuvierii25
Amphiroa Charoides
Mastophora Lamourouxii
J G Agardh
Algae ex Champion Bay, sub 1889 a Dr Elliott lectae
[Algae from Champion Bay 1889 collected by Dr Elliott26].
Lobospira bicuspidata.
Dilophus moniliformis J. Ag. nov. sp.
Ptilota coralloidea
Phacelocarpus alatus?
Stenocladia Sonderiana
Calliblepharis pannosa
| Plocamium | Preissianum |
|
— |
nidificum |
Hymenocladia Ramalina?
Thysanocladia oppositifolia
| Rhodophyllis | sp.? |
|
— |
Nitophylloides. |
| Erythroclonium | Sonderi |
|
— — — |
pyriferum |
Pterocladia lucida
Kützingia angusta
Amansia mamillaris.
Vidalia intermedia J Ag.
Mastophora Lamourouxii
J G Agardh
Algae ex Ulverstone Tasmaniae a D. W. Spencer 1889 collectae
[Algae from Ulverstone, Tasmania collected 1889 by D.W. Spencer].27
Cystophora retorta
Fucus chondrophyllus.
Macrocystis (fragm. […])
Sargassum varians
Zonaria Turneriana
| Plocamium | angustum |
|
— — — |
costatum |
Thamnoclonium claviferum
Gelidium glandulaefolium
Ptilonia australasica
Laurencia Forsteri
Amphiroa charoides
Corallina Cuvieri.
J G Agardh
Lund, Sweden, 29 September 1889
Highly esteemed Baron!
Since I am now pretty well finished with the determination of the collections sent to me this year, I venture to give you information about them in the enclosed specific list.
Among those collections that come from old more searched localities there is probably hardly anything new to be expected. Therefore I would not expect hardly anything new from Tasmania where R. Gunn brought together such excellent collections. However among the algae from Miss Lodder28 I have found a new Ptilonia (Pt. subulifera), of which a fragment collected by Wilson29 was already found in a collection sent to Sonder. It is easily differentiated from Ptil. australasica; but in habitus and structure has great similarity to Ectoclinium dentatum - but the cystocarp is quite different. As it seems to me there is also a new species of Ecklonia among the algae of Miss Lodder, of which I send a small fragment. I would be glad to be able to describe a complete specimen of it as Ecklonia loddersiana.30
In the rather considerable collection from Port Fairy there is hardly anything new. Also the small collection from Streaky Bay seems to contain hardly anything rare. The collection from Johnston River31 contains only a few species that I have not yet closely investigated. On the other hand several algae of special interest were in the collections from Geographe Bay and especially that from Champion Bay.
Among the algae from Geographe Bay I found a [tendril] of a new species of Curdiea that comes very close to Curd. coriacea from New Zealand in habitus, but has pedunculate cystocarps. Also a new Lenormandia (L. hypoglossum) looking quite like a Delesseria was among them.
The collection from Champion Bay that Dr Elliott32 sent contained a new species of Dilophus, easy to differentiate by the spirally wound frond; a new species of Vidalia (V. intermedia); and the otherwise barely described Amansia mamillaris seen by Lamouroux, of which, as far as I know, only the single specimen of Lamouroux has been found until now; of which the more exact locality was previously not known.
Of the collection made by Spalding, which was indicated as almost unusable as of algae decayed and stuck together with the paper on both sides, I did manage to prepare out several rarities. Among them are some specimens of Lenormandia latifilia Harv. Nereis,33 which he afterwards relegated to a variety of L. spectabilis, but seems to be a quite different species; and L. hypoglossum. already mentioned above.
I have probably mentioned that Miss Lodder has also sent together with the numbered specimens, others not with numbers and that she wants a piece of these latter with names sent back to keep. However, just among these are several larger algae (Cystophora species) that she would hardly differentiate from fragments. I certainly have it easier to name such algae from fragments. I therefore think the old method to send numbered specimens here is preferable.
With best greetings
Your
J.G. Agardh
[List follows as above]
Calliblepharis pannosa
Acropeltis Phyllophora
Alsidium comosum
Amansia mamillaris
Amphiroa charoides
Areschougia Laurencia
Areschougia Stuartii
Ballia callitricha
Ballia Robertiana
Bryopsis arbuscula
Callithamnion
Callithamnion
Callophyllis coccinea
Callophyllis Lambertii
Caulerpa Brownii
Caulerpa Harveyi
Caulerpa Hypnoides
Caulerpa Sonderi
Ceramium diaphanum
Champia Tasmanica
Chorda Lomentaria
Cladophora
Cladostephus australis
Cladostephus verticillatus australis
Coeloclonium Opuntioides
Conferva Darwini
Corallina Cuvieri
Corallina Cuvierii
Curdiaea laciniata
Curdiea coriacea
Cystophora Brownii
Cystophora micromera
Cystophora monilifera
Cystophora paniculata
Cystophora platylobium
Cystophora polycystidea
Cystophora retorta
Cystophora siliquosa
Cystophora spartioides
Cystophora subfarcinata
Dasya Feredayae
Dasyphila Preissii
Delesseria
Dictymenia Harveyana
Dictyosphaeria favulosa
Ecklonia loddersiana
Ecklonia radiata
Ectoclinium dentatum
Enteromorpha compressa
Fucus chondrophyllus
Gelidium australe
Gelidium glandulaefolium
Gigartina disticha
Gigartina flabellata
Gigartina pinnata
Griffithsia elongata
Griffithsia Sonderiana
Griffithsia thyrsigera
Haloplegma Preissii
Halyseris Muelleri
Hymenocladia divaricata
Hymenocladia lanceolata
Hymenocladia linearis
Hypnea
Kuetzingia angusta
Kuetzingia canaliculata
Laurencia elata
Laurencia Forsteri
Laurencia heteroclada
Lenormandia hypoglossum
Lenormandia latifolia
Lenormandia prolifera
Lenormandia spectabilis
Lobospira bicuspidata
Mastophora Lamourouxii
Melanthalia
Melanthalia concinna
Melanthalia obtusata
Mychodea hamata
Myriodesma latifolium
Nitophyllum affine
Nizzymenia australis
Padina Commersoni
Peyssonellia australis
Peyssonellia multifida
Phacelocarpus complanatus
Phacelocarpus Labillardieri
Phacelocarpus sessilis
Plocamium angustatum
Plocamium angustum
Plocamium coccineum
Plocamium costatum
Plocamium dilatatum
Plocamium flexuosum
Plocamium nidificum
Plocamium Preissianum
Plocamium procerum
Pollexfenia pedicellata
Polyopes constrictus
Polysiphonia cancellata
Polysiphonia cladostephus
Polysiphonia Hystrix
Polyzonia incisa
Pterocladia lucida
Ptilonia australasica
Ptilonia subulifera
Ptilota articulata
Ptilota Jeanneretti
Ptilota Rhodocallis
Rhabdonia globifera
Rhodophyllis blepharicarpa
Rhodophyllis membranacea
Rhodophyllis multipartita
Rhodophyllis Nitophylloides
Rytiphlaea elata
Sarcomenia Delesserioides
Sargassum biforme
Sargassum falcatatum
Sargassum isophyllum
Sargassum Sonderi
Sargassum varians
Scaberia Agardhi
Scytothalia dorycarpa
Seirococcus axillaris
Sphacelaria paniculata
Splachnidium rugosum
Sporochnus pedunculatus
Thuretia Quercifolia
Thysanocladia laxa
Thysanocladia oppositifolia
Ulva
Ulva rigida
Valonia
Vidalia intermedia
Wrangelia clavigera
Zonaria canaliculata
Zonaria microphylla
Zonaria stuposa
Zonaria Turneriana
Sammlungen; spelled incorrectly throughout the letter.
specifische [spezifische]?
Translations within the list are placed in [ ] below the line in which the original appears. See also M. Lodder to M, 23 December 1889 (in this edition as 89-12-23a).
In AlgaeBase (accessed 12 September 2020) as Haliseris muelleri, quoting Sonder (1852), p. 665, where the genus is, as here, spelled Halyseris.
No form of Chorda lomentaria described by J. Agardh is listed in AlgaeBase (accessed 25 July 2018).
Ceramium diaphanum? There is also a Ceramium diaphanoides but this was described by Kützing, not by Agardh as indicated by ‘auct.’.
Peyssonelia?
in which Phacelocarpus is present.
Corallina cuvieri?
See n. 4, above.
Dictyomena?
Letter not found, nor any reference to the sending of specimens on this date.
The specimens sent under this number constituted a mixed collection of two vegetatively somewhat similar-looking species, see images of specimens at the Farlow Herbarium, Harvard University https://storage.idigbio.org/fh/macroalgae/FH00903/FH00903577.jpg and https://storage.idigbio.org/fh/macroalgae/FH00909/FH00909068.jpg.
Nizymenia?
This variety not found in AlgaeBase (accessed 25 July 2018).
No form of Chorda lomentaria described by J. Agardh is listed in AlgaeBase (accessed 25 July 2018).
S. agardhii?
Curdiea?
Neither Cystophera micromera nor Cystophyllum micromera in AlgaeBase (accessed 25 July 2018).
Peyssonelia?
Griffithsia Sonderiana not in AlgaeBase (accessed 26 July 2018).
S. agardhii?
S. falcatatum.
See n. 4, above.
Corallina cuvieri?
Charles Elliott.
Neither this collection or its collector has been mentioned in either the cover letter above or in any other surviving correspondence between M and J. Agardh, but the list was most likely included here. An effectively identical list is filed with J. Agardh to M, 4 May 1890.
M sent two packets of Lodder's algae collections to Agardh; see M to J. Agardh, 30 June 1889 (in this edition as 89-06-30b).
John Bracebridge Wilson.
Ecklonia loddersiana not in AlgaeBase (accessed 25 July 2018).
Johnstone Creek, Qld. See J. Agardh to M, 4 May 1890, for identifications of this collection.
Charles Elliott.
Harvey (1848), p. 19.
Please cite as “FVM-89-09-29a,” in Correspondence of Ferdinand von Mueller, edited by R.W. Home, Thomas A. Darragh, A.M. Lucas, Sara Maroske, D.M. Sinkora†, J.H. Voigt† and Monika Wells accessed on
