Summary[
edit] DescriptionAPI FL.CXXIX. 10 12 2 3 6 7 11 1 Dictyota dentata Lamour. 4 vt".,?*^" Fig. 1-4. T-urbinaria fusiformis (Harv.) Yendo CMS t Fig. 5-12. 954 Date 1913 Source
http://www.flickr.com/photos/biodivlibrary/8006311821 Author Okamura, Kintaro Full title Icones of Japanese algae. Page ID 1256611 Item ID 16627 (
Find related Wikimedia Commons images) Title ID 1618 (
Find related Wikimedia Commons images) Page numbers Pl. CXXIX Names NameFound:Dictyota dentata NameConfirmed:Dictyota dentata EOLID:11515520 NameBankID:437514 BHL Page URL
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10.5962/bhl.title.1618 Page type Illustration Flickr sets Icones of Japanese algae v.3 Flickr tags Algae Botany Japan Pictorial works MBLWHOI Library, Woods Hole bhl:page 1256611 dc:identifier
http://biodiversitylibrary.org/page/1256611 taxonomy:binomial Dictyota dentata taxonomy:binomial Sargassum fusiforme mblwhoi library, woods hole taxonomy:binomial dictyota dentata taxonomy:binomial sargassum fusiforme Flickr posted date 20 September 2012 Credit
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