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seaweeds text index | photo
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| Seaweeds > Division Chlorophyta |
| Bottlebrush
green seaweeds Awaiting identification* updated Aug 08 Where seen? This green seaweed is sometimes seen in clumps covering an area of about 20cm, on coral rubble among seagrasses on our Southern shores. Features: Each stem about 4-6cm long with tiny bristles made up of many branched fine filaments, arranged in whorls around the central 'stem' to give the overall appearance of a stiff bottlebrush. Usually olive green. |
 Labrador, May 05 |
 Labrador, Mar 05 |
 Labrador, May 05 |
 Labrador, May 05 |
Bottlebrush green seaweeds on Singapore shores
 Cyrene Reef, Oct 07 |
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 Cyrene Reef, Mar 07  |
 Cyrene Reef, Oct 07  |
*Species are difficult to positively identify without close examination of internal parts.
On this website, they are grouped by external features for convenience of display.
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