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TABLE VIII. SUBSMARY OF REPORTS ON SEAWEED RESOURCES FROM V ~ I O U S
COUNTRIES
Region
aurveyed
Seaweed8 of
economic value
Authority
1. Zanzibar
. . Eucheuma atriata
Anderson (1952)
2. Spain .
. Fucua sp.
Aravio-Torre (1952)
Laminaria iberiea
Belton (1962)
Gelidiurn sp.
3. New Zealand
. Ecklonia sp.
Chapman (1950)
Macrocyatis pyrifera
Qigartina sp.
Pterocladia capiuaCea
P. lucida
Laminaria japonim
Gloiopeltie furcata
Digenia Simplex
5. Hong Kong . . Ulva h t u c a
Chiu (1958)
Sargmaum sp.
Porphyra euborbiculata
6. Polish Baltic Sea, . Furcellaria fastigiata
Czapke (1960,1964)
7. Cuba .
. 14 genera of Chlorophyceae Diaz-Piferer and
8. Greece .
. Porphyra atropurpurea
Diannelidie (1949)
4. South China . . Sargaaaum sp.
Chiu (1956)
30 genera, of Phaeophyceae
Qelidium lalifolium
cfelidiurn crlnale
Pterocludia capillacea
Gracilaria verrucoaa
c f . compreasa
G. dura
Hypneu muaciformis
Durvillea antarctica
1960)
Leaaonia nigreecena
Llafia (1948)
cfelidiurn Jilicinum
B. ligulatum
10. Australia
. . Macrocyatie pyrifera
Wood (1952)
E c h i a rad*
&ac&ria verrucoaa
Eucheuma sp.
11. Eire .
. Laminaria hyperborea
Flood (1952)
L. digitata
Chondrua crkpua
12. Norway
. . Aacophyllum nodosum
Grenager (1958)
Laminaria digitata
13. Iceland
. Aacophyllum nodoaum
Hallsson (1964)
Laminaria digitata
Lopez (1959)
9. Chile .
. Macrocyatie pyrifera
Etcheverry (1962,
Further data relevant to this Table may be seen in “ Some notes on the development of statistical systems covering the seaweed industries of the world.” Proc. 4 Int.
Seaweed Sym. Appendix 1, 463-03 (1904).