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TABLE VIII (continued)
Region
surveyed
14. Ceylon .
15. South Africa .
16. Netherlands .
17. Sweden.
18. Denmark
.
19. Egypt .
20. Patagonia
.
21. Argentina
.
22. Travancore-Cochin
23. Spanish West Africa
24. Canary Islands
.
25. Philippines .
Seaweeds of
economic value
Authority
Sargaasum sp.
Holsinger (1952)
Turbinaria sp.
Qelidium sp.
Qigartina sp.
Qracilaria sp.
Macrocystis sp.
Laminaria pallida
Ecklunia maxima
Qelidium prktoidea
Qigartina radula
Ormilaria verrucosa
Hypnea spicifera
F w w sp.
Ascophyllum nodosum
F w u s sp.
Ascophyllum nodosum
Laminaria sp.
Chund97A.9 criapua
Furcellaria faatigiata
Furcellaria faatigiata
Pterocladia capillacea
Macrocystis pyrifera
Macrocystis pyrifera
Corallina sp.
Qymnogongrua sp.
aigartina sp.
Ulva sp.
Sargaasum sp.
Qracilaria sp.
Sacchorhiza polyschides
Laminaria ochroleuca
Qelidium sesquipedale
B. attenuatum
B. spinuloeum
Porphyra sp.
Belidium sp.
Enteromorpha inteatindis
Caulerpa racemosa
Sargaasum sp.
T u r b i n a k sp.
Porphyra sp.
Qelidium sp.
&mikcria vemucoaa
Hypnea mwciforrnk
Isaac and Molten0
(1962, 1953)
Koster (1952)
Levring (1952)
Sund and Petersen
(1952, 1904)
Mohamed and
Harm (1952)
Nicola and Pecora
(1952)
Nicola and Pecora
(1952)
Pillay and Varier
(1962)
Primo (1952)
Rodriquez (1962)
Velasquez (1952)
Sulit, Navarro and
San Juan (1953)