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ILLUSTRATIONS

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MARINE ALGH OP JAPAN

Vol. L. No. 1.

BY

K. OKAMURA, Rigakuhakushi.

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TOKYO.

1900.

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: K. OKAMURA. ag be ALG JAPONICA EXSICCATA,

_ FASCICULUS I.

Nemalion pulvinatum Grun. Scinaia furcellata (Turn.) Bivona. Brachycladia australis Sond.

. Gelidium divaricatum Martens.

Gelidium repens Okam. Suhria Japonica Harv. Acanthopeltis japonica Okam.

. Chondrus elatus Holmes.

. Gigartina tenella Harv.

. Gymnogongrus flabelliformis Harv. . Eallophyllis japonica Okam.

. Callophyllis (Microccelia) Chilensis

(J. Ag.)

. Gracilaria Textorii (Suring.)

JA eae

. Hypnea musciformis (Wulf.)

Lamour.

. Lomentaria catenata Harv.

. Champia parvula (Ag.) Harv.

. Martensia australis Harv.

. Hemineura Schmitziana De Toni

et Okam.

. Delisea pulchra (Grev.) Mont. . Laurencia dendroidea J. Ag.

. Laurencia paniculata J. Ag.

. Symphyocladia angusta Okam. . Chondria crassicaulis Harv.

. Digenea simplex (Wulf.) Ag. . Dasya scoparia Harv.

. Ptilota dentata Okam. . Ceramium paniculatum Okam. . Ceramium gracillimum Griff. et

Harv.

. Gloiopeltis tenax (Turn.) J. Ag.

. Grateloupia lancifolia (Harv.) Okam. . Grateloupia acuminata Holmes. ~ . Grateloupia filicina (Wulf.) Ag.

. Polyopes Polyideoides Okam.

. Prionitis angusta Okam.

. Chondrococcus japonicus (Harv.) . Cystophyllum fusiforme Harv. ' . Pelvetia Babingtonii (Harv.) De

Toni.

. Dictyota dichotoma (Huds.) J. Ag. - . Padina arborescens Holmes. - . Haliseris prolifera Okam.

. Haliseris undulata Holmes,

. Colpomenia sinuosa (Roth.) Derb.

et Sol.

. Hydroclathrus cancellatus Bory. . Myelophycus caespitosa (Harv.)

Kjellm.

. Letterstedtia Japonica Holmes. . Cladophora Wrightiana Harv. . Caulerpa anceps. Harv.

. Caulerpa Okamurai Weber.

. Codium mamillosum Harv.

. Codium mucronatum J. Ag.

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It was indeed 1689 that, with Keempfer's visit to this country, our alge were for the first time subjected to the study of scientific world of Europe. Since this time, not a little number of our algae have been brought away to Europe by several tourists and collecters, and such men as Harvey, Martens, Suringar, Kjellman, Hariot and de Toni may be mentioned among many others, who have studied our native alec and iden- tified them. In 1891, Hariot published his “Liste des Algues Marines rapportees de Yokoska,” in which he mentions that 233 species were already known up to the date of his publica- tion, and by his adding 21 new species, the total number becomes 254. In 1895, G. B. de Toni published his ‘‘ Phyceze japonicee Nove,” in which he enumerates 305 species, some of which were identified according to the specimens I sent him.

Since 1888, when I, as the first student on our marine algze amongst us, began my study, more than 350 species were studied, not a few of which are new species and, I doubt not, may be more or less interesting to the algologists in abroad. Now the main object of publishing this work is both to promote this branch of science in this country and to make our’ marine aleee more familiar to those who are interested in this study as well as to the algologists of the world at large.

Here, I want to add a few words that we are not placed in very favourable condition of studying alee by any means, especially from the lack of algological literature and reference specimens. or, as there is not yet any provision whatever

made in the Imperial University of Tokyo nor in any other

(catty)

institution of this country for the convenience of the students of alge, I had to gather the literature and specimens absolutely myself with very limited aliowance of means. Consequently the literature which are quoted under each species are restricted only to those which I had chance to concert with.

Before closing this preface, I would like to express my sincere thanks to those who have assisted me by specimens and works: to Prof. J. G. Agardh of Lund; to Mr. Reinboid of Itzehoe ; to Prof. N. Wille of Christiania; to Dr. Kjellman of Upsala; to Prof. G. B. de Tont of Padova; to Dr. M. Foslie of Wrondjchm’; tol #riot,) | miNemi<eMot wcll itomlatcm doi Fe Schmitz, and others. To late Prof. Dr. R. Yatabe, my first instructor on botany, I wish to render thanks for the general guidance he gave on my study. Lastly, 1 would like to acknowl- edge all kinds of help given by those who have sent me

materials from different localities of this country.

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Yatabella Gen. Nov. GELIDIACEA.

Yatabella: Fvond filiform, growing in monopodial manner, irregualrly branched, consisting of two layers of cells; the inner, of larger, elongated cells, surrounded by very numerous and densely packed slender, longitudinally running filaments, covered by a few layers of smaller, roundish, cortical cells. Aanches closely imbricated with mulufd-echinate ramuli. Sporophyjlls produced from the prolongation of spines of ramuli. Tetvaspores roundish and cruciately divided, being lodged among cortical cells

of roundish, shortly stipitate sporophylls. Cystocarps binocular.

Yatabella hirsuta Sp. nov. NOM, JAP, Yetade-gusa.

Diagn.: Frond filiform, primarily erect, subsequently de- cumbent, irregularly branched. Lvanches closely set on all sides with multifid echinate, peltate ramuli, adhering to any object coming in contact with the frond. TZetrasfores collected in an irregularly roundish, shortly stipitate sporophylls.. Cystocarps

globualr, with or without apical prominence, shortly stipitate.

Hlab. On rocks and stones at the depth of 8-9 fathoms :

Hiuga and Kagoshima-prefecture.

Descr. Root a small disc with fibres. Fvonds single or tufted,

15-20 cm. high, branching from base without any definite order.

Pl. 1-V. Noy., 1900.

Branches arising on all sides, very patent, often 3-4 being arranged along one side, They are cylindrical, and attenuated above. They grow up here and there into flat, lanceolate or oblong, midribbed segments, becoming often very much slender and filiform above, adhering to other bodies ‘such as stones, gravels, shells, etc. By this way, the plant subsequently takes decumbent habit. All parts, save the denudated stem, bases of branches and the upper slenderer filiform portions, are closely loaded with multifid echinate warts which are peltate in insertion and are fixed to the branch by a slender neck. They are set as if imbricated, and the rachis may be seen through them, when not much crowded. A section of thicker portion of branches shows 4-5 of them sur- rounding angular axis or rachis. The echinate ramuli arise, at first, forming a minute prominence below the apices of branches which elongate in monopodial manner. Zetvaspores are produced in a small, roundish or elngato-oval, shortly stipitate sporophylls which are formed by the prolongation of spinose ramelli of echinate ramuli. Cystocarps are minute globular or oval, with or without apical prominence and furnished with slightly swollen pedicels. Colour is dull purplish-red. Szdstance is rigid and harsh to the

touch. In drying the plant does not adhere to paper.

The external appearence of the plant resembles Zamnoclonium hirsutum on account of having echinate ramuli; but the plant is widely different from the latter in many characters. Of the plants growing in this country, it presents some external resem- blance to Acanthopeltis japonica Okam., which also belongs to the family Gelidiacee. Acanthopeltts, however, is synpodial in its mode of growth, while the present plant has monopodial growth. And on this account, Yatadbella shows no affinity with Acanthopeltis,

not withstanding its external resemblances.

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So far as I can judge from literature only, among the genera in Gelidiacee, Ptilophora seems to show some relations to the present plant from the presence of very numerous, stiff, spinose, processes growing from the surface of the frond. The abnormal growth of a lanceolate midribbed branches in the pre- sent plant seems as if to show its affinity with those plants which have flat and midribbed fronds.

I have collected the present plant at Oriuzako in the province of Hiuga on 13th July 1899, re. two days after my receiving the lamentable news about the untimely death of my much honored teacher, Prof. R. Yatabe who died on 7th July of the same month. For his honour I have selected the generic name Vatabella,” as the generic name Vatabea”’ was established formerly by Maximowicktz, though that genus was afterward reduced

as the synonymy of Razzanza Ito.

Plate I. Fig. 1: plant in nat. size—Fig. 2: upper portion of branch showing filiform and flat segments, }—Fig. 3: portion of the cross section of frond, 24°.—Fig. 4: portion of the longitudinal section of frond, ?$°.—Fig. 5: terminal portion of

branch, 12.—Fig. 6: cross section of branch, 4°.—Fig. 7: one

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- Yatabella hirsuta Sp. nov. (新竹

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Gelidium diVaricatum Martens. GELIDIACEA. NOM, JAP. /2eve-tengusa. Gelidium divaricatum Martens Preus. Exped. n. Ost.-Asien, p. 30,

Wat Vill, Bis. 4.—De Loni Syll. Alg:, Vol. IV, p. 159.—Okam: Alg. Japreesxsic), Hasc. I, no. 4.

fronds dwarf, densely coespitose in pulvinate manner, ex- panding in wide patches, erect, neither creeping nor furnished with repenting portion, attaining the height of 1-1.5cm. Fronds are compressed or almost cylindrical and divaricately branch in some main segments which are furnished with once or twice pinnated branchlets. Avanchlets are of unequal lengths, alternate or opposite, not strictly distichous, but irregularly inserted on all sides, very patent, and terminate in blunt or acute apices. Fruits of both kinds are formed in swollen apices of branchlets. Telraspores form a dense roundish sorus. Cystocarfs are glo- bular, blunt or slightly notched at the apex. Colour brownish red, turning to blackish when dried. Swéstance cartilaginous and the

plant does not adhere to paper in drying.

flab. On rocks near high tide; Hiuga, Tosa, Ise, Idzu, Sagami, Boshi, Rikuzen. Tschifu (China).

fhithertoknown Hongkong (Martens).

This plant may be placed under the subgenus Acrocarpus in the vicinity of Geldiwm pusillum.

Plate II. Fig. 1a: plant in nat. state (nat. size); 1b: three fronds detached (nat. size.) Fig. 2: portion of frond, slightly

magd.—Fig. 3: cross-section of frond, §2.—Fig. 4: portion of

the same, 24°.—F ig. 5: longitudinal section of frond, &>.—Fig.

6: portion of frond bearing tetraspores, moderately magd.—Fig.

7: cross section of the same, §5.—Fig. 8: portion of frond”

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—Fig. 10: longitudinal section of cystocarp, 2.

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Frond sessile, fixed to substratum by a marginal disc, often appearing as if umbilicated, broadly expanding into lobed mem- brane, attaining the height and breadth of 13-20 cm. in our specimens. J/argiz entire, and slightly -undulated. Cystocarps roundish, 0.5—1.5 mm. in diameter, immersed in the inner layer of frond. TZetraspores oblong, densely dispersed among cortical layers. Colour coccineous red. Swdstance very gelatinous mem-

brane and the plant firmly adheres to paper in drying.

Hab. Below low water mark, often growing on the shell of Halotis gigantea from the depth of 20 fath. Shima, Boshi. Fruit August.

Fiitiherto-known: Chili (Harvey).

Plate Ill. Fig. 1: Young frond in nat. size—Fig. 2: frond bearing cystocarps in nat. size.—Fig. 3: Portion of frond bearing

tetraspores, °°.—Fig. 4: cross section of frond through a cysto-

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PRAVE. MMM Herposiphonia fissidentoides (Holm.) Okam.

RHODOMELACEA. NOM. JAP. 2me-goke.

Herposiphonia fissidentoides (Holm.) Okam. Contrib. to the Knowl. of the Mar. Alg. of Japan, III, p. to-11, Pl. I, fig. 9-11.—Polyzonia fissidentoides Holmes, New Mar. Ao \aio5 ING, 22s (5 0 NE (Journ. Linn. Soc., Bot., Vol. XXXI.) ;

Fronds creeping on vatious kinds of calcareous alee, de- eumbent。 rooting from under surface. The Langtricbe” arise alternately from every fourth articulation; and the Kurztriebe,” which are flat and leaf-like, stand almost horizontally in double rows along the upper side of the decumbent stem, giving a dorso-ventral appearence for the plant. The latter arrangement of the ‘“ Kurztriebe,” however, is rather obscure; for, although piiemmleavesm(hes . urztgiebe )) areyme reality. inserted on) the dorsal side of the shoot, yet they spread out very widely on both sides, and appear to lie apparently on the same plane as the “Langtriebe.” The Avzzutrzebe” (i.e. leaves) varies from ovato- lanceolate to oblong, ending in a broadly acute apex with a tapering or constricted and oval base. The broader leaves slightly overlap one another with their edges. The length and the breadth of leaves measure 560-750 # and 131—281 / respectively. ‘Their surface is composed of horizontally arranged hexagonal cells of approximately equal length (34-38 /) and shows 7-11 cells in the widest row. The apices of ‘‘Langtriebe” are not inrolled,

but flat and straight; the ‘Kurztriebe” are patent or almost

horizontal, at first curving towards the growing apex of the shoot,

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afterwards becoming flat and straight. In some specimen, a Kurztrieb has been found to show an abnormity as illustrated in Fig. 3a, and Fig. 5. Pericentral cells are 9-10 in the main branches, throughly ecorticated, with articulations half as long as broad. Zetraspores are formed in the more linear leaves, i.e. in the Kurztriebe,’ which contain 3 or 4 of them in a single longitudinal row in lower articulations, and are externally covered by two or sometimes three cells. vocarps are developed on either side but mostly on the outer side of the leaves slighty beneath the apex. Cystocarps are oval with a.rather wide ostiole, provided with a more or less elongated turbinate pedicel, which has mostly one or sometimes two wart-like or somewhat short spur-like prominences on both sides near the base of the cystocarp. When two of such prominences are present, one is smaller than the other ; but, one or both may be sometimes entirely absent. Of the two prominences, the one is transformed from the remnant of the apical portion of the original leaf, and the other is of secondary

formation.

Hab. On fronds of various kinds of calcareous algze and

others. Hiuga, Kishi, Sagami, Bosha, Noto. Fruit—summer.

This pretty plant has been first described by Mr. Holmes from materials collected at Enoshima by Mr. S. Okubo, After carefully studying the fructified specimens, I have been led to refer this species to Herfosephonia, and not to Polyzonza as Mr. Holmes has done.

At first glance, the plant appears to have a habit remarkably resembling that of W/olyzonza. But, the characters of the plant being as just described, it should, in spite of external resemblance arising from the obscurity of. dorso-ventral arrangement, be se-

parated from Polyzonia; for in Folyzonia there is no regularity

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in the disposition of “Langtriebe,” from which both kinds of fruits are developed, while in the present plant they are formed

from ‘“ Kurztriebe.”

| Plate IV. Fig. 1: fronds creeping on Amphiroa, ?.—Fig. | 2: frond magnified, 1°.—Fig. 3: portion of frond more highly |

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magnified, 22; a, leaf showing an abnormity.—Fig. 4 : leaf, §°.—

Fig. 5: « of Fig. 3 magnified, °1.—Fig. 6: cross section of |

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stem, 22°.—Fig.7: cross section of leaf, >2.—Fig. 8: root, &.

—Fig. g: two Kurztriebe” developed tetraspores, °?.—Fig.

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| } ° ° | rO: two young cystocarps formed on Kurztriebe,” °%'.—Fig. | | > Co | rr : Kurztrieb producing a procarp; a, the original apex, ?4°.— |

Fig. 12: cystocarp %°; the original apex of a Kurztrieb ;” |

6, the secondary prominence.

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7 Cha © ae ee eae pe cele ‘ye

Peis a7 3 4 iN a tay te A 4 ui ae Na Rg

MENPLN Re Che eae

i ctyoeia ati Pray. a 9 いな まき

PL 1 R mas pair Fen on as a, Nitetes tw ‘aaptbensed: a ee aie we + eh.

We Herposiphonia Negeli. Oo CUB ee os (8 EL BB MUR 7 Hy 7 A = Be Pe wees) evo h = 27 WM YO 2 VARI RE > HIRI 7 eM. ROW HRS fi Web = Bh. B@>WE? BH? AY 7 thea =o ye > Phe va 7 A YR = 7 = B= fe te 7 HAA; HB wr Hh? BMH a) As; Sins ) Swe 7 A em (Ai = Fe ) , シテ 2 デザ =7 ( チー 2 Maho HEM? Here) b2F~- HE» K7 Gpayoate 7 We 2 rik = fete bE? ee KR? EME 7 Mea -H7 a> 7 7 7 Hh? f= nO BIE TE AMES) BROKER 7 IE, BRE 7 >We R= Mas vee Bi? = ja ta Haw Hi 7 Ay bem ss br 7,JR aD > =E WK ise JX; BRB> BK? Fi 3 HEHE 2 > BR HEAR = ZE DUE oP ie A. 2v fh 7 TAM BE = 29 7 > HB = Bh 細胞 伸長 ) Aer mM? A777 We タル モノ チェ トナ アル j eee Boye ea Mine UBALAE2202 en en i 2 ye Te ee wag 7 th > KI Be? lo MB 7

yy PL VB MM > BAM 7 Bs Py, AH ^ = ,. BPRIBFR> EKR+ + A727 > = 27 Ke Aw RE? FRG 2 > tb OM = A DBR BL + rRRB? > BAB 77 -RR IS Ve > BH = FE? RMI IDS om. RR ER? RFI ERB 2 > Eps boar ny b= vow SAR 7 AYA = KB) Kw = bs M77 wey WE MME? HA. PBR Rk? me he BF CK? BIH? Mi adel aArINs), BRR M2 > WIG = v FIA IR? Fr ve > IBA 7 TA we = AE ORK >

Bi BB o> FE BR Polysiphonia(uy & ¢ 8B)P=aRyvyazaAvre Bil? ERP Rea) We-Br7r2zs=Brvy

Herposiphonia SSS aT (Holmes) Okam. OS OU HE Merasiohonie fissidentoides (Holm.) Okam. Contr. to the Knowl. ofthe Mar. Alg. of Jap. Ill. p. 16, Plate I, Fig, 9-11. (ili Yn 3 4 ab GR) sO), A DY +- tr wi Polyzeuia fssidontieee Holmes New Mar. Alg. Jap. no. 22) Cir 2a—omennn: Linn. SOG; [Oe Vol. oe

Mo hhb=vFGS7 SAC OPM? BL= 8a V7 Ties RRM IWY 5 BAA the BAK = シテ 9-ro , RR EY ZS Mts BAYH e? ws ) 4 SN he x YZ.

Ste Biws. BRE> BRERA YT RaAKMBAZ RE CIT vBeRHr ter Am=6) ER? eH? ls 9H A:HIR eT e7OoBEIVISVYZHAHSY ER 560-750 m= YF HR 131-281 p FY; 表面 = 並ん > 六角 細胞 = 7 成り ( 34-38, = ?-r 細胞 2 j ナシ , = スレ ドモ 後志 出ろ FE (hei HR RR ans evr eR) HRA er 2 Been ay har > hee P= 7 Sia = スク wy. th? GM? RFs HEGB sy - M7 BE?

ノー ナリ 胞子 = 下方 =

直線 = 外面 ^ = 2 RM? OF >. > =7 シク = レト 外側 = , B > = シテ 雛形 : ふっ 大抵 = 一個 2 HG WK 7 °° Wes ik RUVI7IBR PM wr HW 825 AY 26 11H) 20a ont 2 DIS 202 Se —-#on.BHreh7 717). WSBKRE? -- fer Bw Bye v7 ihr —- k= BRervr 7 F

tA

eth WURRL? BSAC bE = 2. H in, , , HUG, te H. 胞子 (紀州 )

tn

ナル ^ 久保 三郎 相州 = & yx wih 7 ge 7 Holmes F=f Xray G7 reZ 記載 シタ ナチ 7。 eA » Ke i 9 7 Z 7 Polyzonia =HAVA up eMBAFerF yy IWF Ba evry *, 紀伊 =7 タル 2 研究 シテ Polyzonia 植物 雑誌 = Ze

~Hy aw R= 5 > Ew > Polyzonia = zw TE JRA UP eMBA RAR Azr HF Hrervr7~VWrZareH A, Tolyzonia = 7 » E> PMWM = AS OPS ERE HER oR sR S ew = 7 > RRO SBD Gi 7 , ヨリ リト

SMR ! = 和久 , BSB? - 7 KRY 7 oy 2,42. BSE 7 D7 HWakhkK VF RR) Met 7 BME Y 7K ma, 22-34, 7? Be 7 + vy &* wR: ee OE FE —SREIS =? 77 wm 2,7. —-B AE: RK te Bf i, 22° : 横断 ュー : , : 胞子 ee eee PAE Y 2K, eK = ER AE 2 a, 70+ 7 EE 7 VA i, 24°.— SS + = fel: 9e FR, 29; @ TO 7 WE 7? TA tins 6, fe = AE vy & » BEE.

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G oO 7 5 ot = ® x ie) & (3) ーー けり

K.OKam. del,

PLARTE V.

Chlorodesmis comosa Bail. et Harv. CODIACE . NOM. JAP. Aayuhaki-mo.

Chlorodesmis comosa Bail. et Harv. in Harv. Ner. Bor. Amer. III, p- 29.—J. Ag. Till. Alg. Syst. V, p. 5o. Engl. et Prantl. Die Natirl. Pflanzenfam, p. 141.—Aurainvillea comosa (Bail. et Harv.) Murr. et Bood. in Journ. of Bot. 1889.—De Toni Syll. Alg., Vol. I, p. 515.

Fronds penicillate, with or without stem, not incrustated, formed of dichotomously branched filaments which are somewhat con- stricted here and there, and in the constricted portions cell-wall is so thickened that the protoplasm is connected only by a narrow canal. The constrictions are very far separated in the most part of the upper portion of the filament, but in the lower portion, they are shortly separated, so that the basal portion of filament appears as if somewhat moniliform. The stem (when present) is short, cylindrical and spongy, consisting of entangled basal portion of filaments and root fibres which are emitted from the side of filaments. The thickness of filament in our specimens measures 60-140 y, and the height of frond 2—7cm. Substance very flaccid and the plant having finer filaments closely adheres to paper in drying, but that having thicker ones, not. Colour of filament is light green, becoming dark green in drying and

that of stem is somewhat grayish green.

FHTab. On coral reefs between tide marks. Riukiu Islands,

Pinnacle Islands (N. E. from Taiwan), Hiuga.

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Fiitherto-known: Riukiu Islands, Friendly Islands, Feejee

islands New Caledonia.

Plate V. Fig. 1: plant in nat. state, ie 1p, 2: portio 1

of filament and roots, 4%.--Fig. 3: lower portion of filament:

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WU | aie P Pe hom, iN oa he 9 W

y

Hh Chlorodesmis Harvey. まゆ きも Chlorodesmis comosa Bail. et Harv. in Ner. bor. Amer. III, p. 20. —Engl. et Prantl. Natirl. Pflanzenfam, p. 141.—J. Ag. Till. Alg. Syst.

Vol. V, p. 50—Aurainvillea comosa Murr, et Bood. (Journ. of Bot. 1899.)—De Toni Syll. Alg. Vol. I, p. 515.

. Fe >> Ll * WEAK = JAR (vs >> *)7 M7 EE BAMT IRM BZ YF BA = BEA; AKA RY 2bF7RK=aRike nr Ma IM”. the RE YX 45 We = Fhe AAS 7 HR 4% Be > MUIR EY 7 QB = = 原形 = * ジテ Hen; Rvp eB 7 FF zr ar ran B(BVE ノア ルト ) シテ 海綿 ナシ 流離 モル 下部 及ぼ =) スル シテ ナリ , FR CRED R ORB? TR Aa TF

JLB > Harvey 創設 シタ ナレ ドモ Aurainvillea Dene. } RR FU AI VABLN=-—-B7B スニ = . Aurainvillea - 8 7 GR > RUM S XY > Biv hy —-hi=- me aha ET 7

TIN oP ee 2 WW PAP) e2e

Chlorodesmis comosa Bail. et Harv. まゆ きも EB

VEE 98> FRG Lo AHR = Y 7 BY 2-Zcm. A, Soy 7 tik = Ye o5-1cm. 277 2 ew URE > KUKRRTRRE = 48 ~ > YF ERMA? > PM =a BE SB =e Y 7 PRK 7 + 2,4 61-77-140HF+ 9. HE AONE DAS OA 7 OSS ey 7’, SAGE 27 Yl as ササ ニア トナ Be eee (E > TAIRA FY) 7 ee es WY ge? A 7 BA Br rR vy Haw Hi 2. |

産地 . Wahi 7 MW =e 油津 : 琉球 : 列島 .

既知 産地 . 琉球 : レン ドリ : ヌー カセ ズバ 5 ラフ oh 7 ia en <2) es 9 Ee 7

ic pow リラ 2 ンジ パパ WY.

& hE. : 状態 ,. ミー : 及ぼ , BSR: he FRR EM BOER? bw 22 : レタ , 22°,

a

ar 2AKRBPEBRRRRER ERE SD w= ダグ タク タル モク ノラ クシ ルン im BMM 2 09 クレ クコ クノ $F =

eg sr jp S se Yr

, Axis, Rachis; JL7 KX &7 Bl? 7 Se? b テキ = シル モノ \ ズル トキ きっ 支持 AME > B7 thr BZ.

, Dorsal side; 和信 = 下方 側面 = タル 側面 2 ta 7.

, Langtried; = リナ タク 伸長 スペ Ss モク ノシ 6808 Den O

We, Kurztrieb:

{\

7H 7 B= 7

BEF kar 7 aA7Ka RK WEY 7 B= we vr e2emge- B= 7 Zr ars”

@&, whole length; 下部 VY EM= Bre FP? RD DZD fe 2 7 YS 16 ee

iw, straight; RAT ~ 7 B7 Hw 77 ey 7 fe 如何 ムズ :

BE, Deciduous; # + vJAEA WM YRBZTRY IB

Ga)

Ei #3, discontinuous, broken; 胞子 ナド = ラリ スリ ンク Ie ZS ジウ 2 zs Ze

i BK, undulate; H+ THR ARB? EP = RM? RIA AMIDA BRE? BRI - avs Hs wv,

ie , umbilicate; モノ 表面 ノー Meyer cake Mer Here: トキ ムッ マミ タル me 7 ka) We wea by Zs > 7 m7 Fr vr ポジ

j= GA, Patent; = キル = ラッ FARMER IBZ, |

Haak, radial; Hide 7 B77 Pb 3s 7 OH = BHM Fp-ReVMInT7WM YF o> BwH Kr ee.

HeWK, peltate; = キタ , トモ ヨコ リナ ラズ 付き = | キア

FE, Antheridia; HT R+A-+ + ee PR b> 4 7 fa 7 AEA EER 7 HY Em a ee eee

, Hymenium; ダー = 宿 SBD

% LE imbricate; BLY? HR? Bt vury Hr eer ~via FF MW 7ABW Ey eo Fr zee ED 小枝 マル トミ = キル メル.

scour ine gm WR =

BH & de 81 Se esas ee aoe ree Stee st se 1 shee

mee evs SARI = ee

isi = te ie =

ee: ha ae be

rad aol | nee

a EMG «Gita yn water \ % SHG ROR eh ap HI > HB 99 0 KEK IK > Bi CME 1 SR ] a K 3 WSks0Re > BERR SAAD He KS Suen e Ja ne 2 < HER SSB mn RES EEE AX 22 N11 Dh SESE ME Rd Bee 0 | PRK AER 11 BE x 8 ROE NS GE RAT 2 28s = a

Bee heh

ji

ET = = & SE pein OS pea RES Loe

x eR ST &

hil

ieee =e BR ORK E eine EHEC | ee a we ak #

mee BES K me. SSE | mil} poe SMe | RE yoee

K AE < HOARE hm BEA mls SH | SMES 2H | MR In SSRN OMRS NAH LE RE SZ Em Sy A SMMS S BK O fH 3B & | HOES tS Sa Ste SR

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MARINE ALG OF JAPAN.

8 こう a CONTENTS OF THE NUMBER I.

Yatabella “hirsuta “Gens etSp: NOM: NSK cee Pa kk

iy (Gea =) Ae

Gelidium divaricatum Martens. CS eee PES

UDC fy SS

Microccelia chilensis J. Ag. ee ee ee

S yi it Bt RB

Herposiphonia fissidentoides (Holm.) Okam. ....:............. Pi dvs

ひめ どけ AS

Chicrodesmis comosa Bail. 1 生生 eee PL。 VS

まゆ RB

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ALGA JAPONICA EXSICCATA.

FASCICULUS I.

Nemalion pulvinatum Grun.

Scinaia furcellata (Turn.) Bivona. Brachycladia australis Sond. Gelidium divaricatum Martens.

. Gelidium repens Okam.

Suhria Japonica Harv.

. Acanthopeltis japonica Okam.

. Chondrus elatus Holmes.

. Gigartina tenella Harv.

. Gymnogonerus flabelliformis Harv. . Callophyllis japonica Okam.

. Callophyllis (Microcoelia) Chilensis

(J. Ag.)

. Gracilaria Textorii (Suring.)

Jue,

. Hypnea musciformis (Wulf.) ae

Lamour.

. Lomentaria catenata Harv.

. Champia parvula (Ag.) Harv.

. Martensia australis Harv.

. Hemineura Schmitziana De Toni

et Okam.

. Delisea pulchra (Grev.) Mont.

. Laurencia dendroidea J. Ag.

21. Laurencia paniculata J. Ag.

22. Symphyocladia angusta Okam.

. Chondria crassicaulis Harv. . Digenea simplex (Wulf.) Ag. . Dasya scoparia Harv.

6. Ptilota dentata Okam. . Ceramium paniculatum Okam. . Ceramium gracillimum Griff et

Harv.:

. Gloiopeltis tenax (Turn.) J. Ag. . Grateloupia lancifolia (Harv.) Okam. . Grateloupia acuminata, Holmes. . Grateloupia filicina (Wulf.) Ag. . Polyopes Polyideoides Okam. 4. Prionitis angusta Okam. . Chondrococcus japonicus (Harv.) . Cystophyllum fusiforme Harv. . Pelvetia Babingtonit (Harv.) De

Toni.

. Dictyota dichotoma (Huds.) J. Ag. . Padina arborescens Holmes.

. Haliseris prolifera kam.

. Haliseris undulata Holmes.

. Colpomenia sinuosa (Roth.) Derb.

et Sol.

. Hydroclathrus cancellatus Bory. . Myelophycus caespitosa -(Harv.)

Kjel!m.

. Letterstedtia Japonica Holmes. . Cladophora Wrightiana Harv. . Caulerpa anceps Harv.

. Cau'erpa Okamurai Weber.

. Codium mamillosum Harv.

. Codium mucronatum J. Ag.

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japonica Okam.

PLATE VI. Acanthopeltis japonica Okam. GELIDIACEA. Nom. Jap. Yae-Kivz. 72 jopomca Okam. (R. Yatabe, Iconogr. Flor. Jap,

Wel。 5 emer py a IGy7= 159) IR XOXOXO) 4) Schmitz, Klein Beitr z .

Kenntn, d. Flosid. III. p. 19-22; De Toni, Phyc. Jap. Nov:, p. 22; Id. Syll. Alg.-.Vol.-IV; p. 168; Schmitz. et Hauptfl. in Engl. et Prantl. -Nattrl. Pflanzenfam., p. 349, fig. 213; Okam. Alg. Jap. Exsic., Fas. I, No. 7.—Castraltia salicornoides in Martens Preus. Expedit. n. Ost-Asien, Tange, P. 117 et 130.—Schottmiillera paratoxa Grunow, 1889 (Nomen nudum) in Schmitz, Syst. Ubers. d. bish. bekannt. Gattung. d. Florid. p. 6.

zz Root fibrous, branched; some of the branches expand- ing into a small disk at the apex. frond terete, provided with thick and stout stem below, gradually narrowed above, much branched in an alternate or somewhat dichotomous manner, 5-20 cm, high, 2-3 mm. thick in the broadest portion. All the segments, except the basal denudated portion, are closely covered with disk-shaped, suborbicular ramuli which grow out one-sided. Ramu thick, about 3 mm. broad, somewhat spiral in the order of insertion, amplexicaul at the base; repand or irregularly crenulate at the margin, with simple or branched setaceous processes on both surfaces; some of the ramuli expand, in place of assuming the normal form, into short-pedicelled leaf-like phyllodia which are oblong or roundish, either smooth or muricated, 3-7 mm. long or more, 2-4 mm. broad. In some forms, almost all ramuli are trans-

formed into such phyllodia showing abnormity, as it is shown in

Pl. VI.-X. Decemb., 1900.

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a branch on the right of the fig. I. TZetvaspores formed in dilated processes near the margin of ramuli. Cystocarfs roundish oval, produced in the marginal setae. Co/our deep red. Substance

stiff cartilaginous and harsh to the touch.

flab. On rocks below low tide; Hiuga, Susaki (Tosa), Shima, Cape Irako (Mikawa), Totomi, Sagami, Boshi, Kadzusa.

Cystocarps and tetraspores : August—October.

Acanthopeltis japonica, a species peculiar, as far as it is known, to this country, is distinguished from all the allied plants of the subfamily ZZZzz@ on account of its peculiar mode of growth by proliferating short-pedicelled, disk-shaped, peltate ramuli from the base of the uppermost ramuli. Another remarkable plant which I have established as a new genus, Vatabella, and have illustrated in Plate I, has so close resemblance with Acan- thopeltis in its external appearence in having multifid-echinate ramuli which are inserted in peltate manner, that I took it as a new species of Acanthopeltis, when I first colleted it at the province of Hiuga. Besides its external resemblance, both genera have their cystocarps as well as sporophylls bearing tetraspores equally produced from the spines of ramuli. But, Vatabella grows in a monopodial manner, as I have already stated under that genus.

The present plant grows abundantly in the warmer parts of our Pacific coast, extending from the southern part of Kiushiu to the Cape Inuboye, but is not yet known in Riukiu Islands as well as in,the coast of Japan sea. This alga is rarely free from the covering of sponges, bryozoa, sand and various kinds of cal- careous algae to such an extent that it is often taken as some-

thing else than alga.

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Plate VI. Fig. 1: plant in nat. state and size. Fig. 2: portion of the cross-section of frond 22°—Fig. 3: ramulus bear- ing cystocarps, seen from the undersurface, $.—Fig. 4: cysto- carps, 22,—F ig. 5: cross-section ‘of a cystocarp, magd. Fig. 6: ramulus bearing tetrasporic sporophylls, seen from the undersurface,

magd.—Fig. 7: cross-section of a tetrasporic sporophyll, 2389.

Fig. 8: apical portion of frond showing the synpodial mode of growth, slightly magd. Fig. 9: portion of a branch showing ramuli zz stu, $.— Fig. 10: diagramatic cross-section of a

ramulus showing setaceous processes on both surfaces, magd.

Gy 7S We Acanthopeltis Okam. PSO TA SF eM. Fe > PRA K? BF ty, kL Bo Bree TK = WIRY, B= Hee HBR? DR IWS hor mM R-WvKE= RY REM M = BW 7 re LRM + A,’ 7 3 ) Bh tv ED > HK = vy FPR EMR Rm eH 7 MR = Eee = eM); ABZ, EME 7 WA, RP HI? Fs MA 伸長 スル > Hh? ie kM 7 t+ em bie7 EBAY BBa v7 7A AMINE FAA wv = KF fh fer, the = Wi wy he FY. HE 7 mio ie 2 7 , Alb > Me = RETR er Mim 7 VU 7 MIB —- OB? AeA rb Mer Us hm BR SHB = YF DR? RST, BK 7 btn IP B= WK * MEP? Aa 7); ぐさ = ' . 胞子 BE >. AK 7 te ET, HK BE 7 EB, BAK eV ER 7 A i = FE YF te = Sb Be.

Acanthopeltis japonica Okam. ひき 5. He : りあ (商家 )) , いな (房州) _ Acanthopeliis japonica Okam. 矢田 , 植物 , Be 157-160 ( ), Schmitz, Klein. Beitr. 2. Kenntn.

=a.)

d. Florid., III. pi19-22 De. Toni Phyc: Jap; Nev. p: 225 Uda Syl Ale: Vol. IV, p. 168; Schmitz et Hauptfl. in Engl. et Prantl, Natirl. Pflan- zenfam., p. 349, Fig. 213; [ij #, A AS te He BB ih, SB IK, . Castraltia salcornoides in Martens Preus. Exped. n. Ost-Asien, Tange, p. 117 et 130.—Schéttmiillera paradoxa Grunow, 1889, (44 HE 7 =) in

Schmitz, Syst. Ubers. d. bish. bekannt. Gattung d. Florid. p. 6.

HR > HERR = » 7 PIR Y, EE Sin BR >> Vb 1 MK = FA ke 2. MoH R= 7s PRR 7 RES YE? AY, ERM 7 he BAER RMR = A; Be 5-2ocm., 2-3 mm. . RR > B= BR e rv BK? MAE Ye DR IU? thov,kZt * Ro ARB? PRAZ RRR Y 2 re BH FI. MWR B7 \L3mm. 7 7 AY, th? -H- RY AR EKH- RE CFV SER E FET, RB KRW BBB > bRM ITY WM 2) BR PUR ev KR 7 BAZ; DR \HRrYF sSHBERIF+ + AY TMR*H7- MAH KK? R= (he, iw 7 AY, KPI 7 > dD RBI KY, 3-7 mm. 7 &Y = Y,24 mm. 717 Ar. RiBm= 7 >, He AV ARB?BRY 7M MRK Ra BAr sab BB ml 7 OW? Rem ver wes er). OHHFREE Ro AB? DR? RB= TVMBKRB-AY; WSR? LR RR RBA = Se VY, BR RKB > WHR] ve oOv7RZASST ). RAB ABZ hE = YF, MRT rH BIA7Mer va.

産地 . (RUPP 2 BaA= 42. (+ fe), EG, F Fl HH) Wp, iE TL, 相模 , , 綿 . ge 5 Re OO Fy ha +: A+ 5.

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MPOSb > Trew HB = VF R= DR? BBAY Kise ewmyianrvynvyraA7 =I; = 取り トッ タリ. RP BRT Bh yr =B=-e PIMs Lam HARM Dre Bars eH スハ ラグ, タル 採用 ラル = Brew AK > fh Wy & HE 5B ON OE 233 (明治 )= セタ メル Acan- thopeltis japonica = FEF bPAa~ VAN = Hv. |

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Hypoglossum barbatum Sp. Nov. DELESSERIACEA.

Nom. Jap, Aige-deniha-nort.

Diagn: Frond perhaps decumbent, narrow, linear-lanceolate, tapering to both ends, branching by repeatedly proliferating similar segments from the midrib on both surfaces. /Pvroleferations alter- nate, but sometimes take apparently opposite arrangement. /Zzdrzb slender, jointed at short intervals, consisting of ecorticated three oblong cells, and destitute of veins. Marginal cells irregularly reticulated and give rise to root-like, jointed, simple or branched, fibres by fusion of two or more cells. zzz oblong, borne on

the midrib. Cystocarps unknown. Hab. Hiuga.

Descr. Only one small specimen has been found among marine detritus. The plant seems to grow at first decumbent and subsequently erect, judging from the presence of marginal root-like fibres. The frond is linear-lanceolate, destitute of veins, ‘tapering towards both ends. From the midrib of the primary frond repeatedly spring the leaflets of similar form, and their midrib emits others; the plant thus branches out by repeated proliferous growths from both surfaces, and the older portion seems to disappear, as the basal extremity of the frond is rounded and furnished with secondarily formed root-fibres (Fig. 6). The proliferations are single along the midrib, but here and there two

of them grow so as to appear to oppose one another at the

same point. This apparently opposite arragement of leaflets,

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however, is due to the growth of lesser sort from the base of the antecedent proliferation, and is not strictly, so to speak, dichotomous or opposite ramification. The zzz 22 is very slender, composed of three oblong cells in surface-view, jointed at short intervals, and ecorticated. Marginal portion of the frond consists of somewhat reticulated cells, the remaining being tesselated as it is the case in other species of the genus. Along the margin, rather thick, jointed, simple or slightly branched, rootlike fibres interruptedly arise in abundance, leaving the interval portion entire. They are formed either from the prolongation of a single marginal cell, or by fusion of three or more of them, and are often abundantly emitted from the apical portion of, or from slightly constricted part of the segments. Besides these root fibres, there is found a scutate disk as shown in the fig. 4. Sovz of tetra- spores are oblong, borne on the midrib of a leaflet, being produced by the confluence of linear ones formed along both sides of the midrib, and are lodged below the half way of the entire length of the sporophylls bearing sori. Cystocarps unknown at present.

Colour is clear rosy-red. Szbstance thin and delicate.

Affinity which the present plant has with /ypoglossum spathulatum (Kutz?) J. Ag. is beyond any doubt; but, in that plant, there is no marginal root-fibres. The apparently dichoto- mous arrangement of proliferations in the plant in question makes us to remind that of Hypoglossum dendroides (Harv.) J. Ag., in which proliferations are always dichotomous, while in the present

plant such arrangements are only occasional and apparent.

Plate VIL. Fig. 1: plant in nat. size. Fig. 2: portion of

frond, °3.—Fig. 3: root-like fibre, marked @ in Fig. 2, 27°.— Fig. 4: disk-shaped root produced from margin of frond, *1°.—

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Fig. 5: surface-view of the median portion of frond showing

the base of an older leaf, 2 proliferating another one, a, ?2°.—

Fig. 6: sporophyll bearing sorus, 8%.—Fig. 7: surface-view of

the sorus, °°.—Fig. 8: half of the cross-section of frond, 3239.

Fig. g: surface-view of the frond to show the marginal reticula-

tion of cells and root-like prolongations, 22°.

tc lal Ik Hypoglossum Kiitzing. a ek OC JB CDID bd FH . FB HK = v > 7 YP hb 2 ) ER? DRY FPR A HEM vs PFD, ASE OO WWR7 22 ty; HBB e yo, 2 eR GH=-=HMWEY 7 hae Mia ads RTs. FE Roiby= #2. 小葉 = , = フラ ナス , シテ ズル 小葉 > シェ PVM BARI I AHEM? A.

Ub Jj >> KWtzing ri843 = 創設 シタ ナレ F =, fH 2&7 BRL F Delesseria 必中 = Delesseria —- HE fg bere 7); HAR J. Agardh “as 7275 GB b+ ©), HF Delesseria B= 7 y F Fp He 特異 = ズル ナク 種々 = ヒド , = ニテ スム 小葉 = フク = ニア リト . AB? fh ーッ ホル ンド = ,「 ロリ , 西洋 = ノニ 三種 アリ.

Hypoglossum barbatum Sp. Nov. ひげ 5 新種 eA. Hote SHDN EAM eI HH;

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産地 . .

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Hemineura Schmitziana de Toni et Okam. DELESSERIACEZ. Nom. Jap. Mabutaye-norz. Flemineura Schmitstana de Toni et Okam., Neue Meeresalg. aus Jap., p. 76, Taf. XVI, fig. 6-12 (Ber. Deuts. Bot. Gesellsch., 1894, Bd.

EGS) ccm toum-tnye. yap. Nov., p20 +) ld: Syl Alo Vol: “lV. p: 72e 3) Okam- Ale. Jap, Exsic., Fasc. I, No. 18.

Frond solitary, adhering to substratum by roots which are either disk-shaped or branched monosiphonous filaments and produced from margin and under-surface, membranaceous, br tripinnate, faintly midribbed, whithout lateral veins, 10-15 cm. high, tapering below to a short compressed stipe in an adult frond. Segments lanceolate, broadly acute or roundish at apices, o.6-r.5 cm. in breadth, usually narrowed at the base, patent, with rounded axils. J/argin irregularly fimbriated with larger or smaller leaflets which either grow into sporophylls or remain as sterile. Very rarely leaflets proliferate from the midrib. Tetra- spores forming a dense sorus on each side of the midrib of sporophylls. Cystocarps subhemispherical and slightly oblique, sitting on the midrib of sporophylls, with a small terminal pore pointing upwards and towards the apex of sporophylls. Colour rosy-red. Swzdstance thin membranaceous, and the plant adheres

to paper in drying.

ffab. On rocks perhaps at low tide. Isé, Eno-Shima and Misaki (Sagami), Bosht, Kadzusa, Iwaki. Tetraspores and

Cystocarps—Summar.

“Diese schone Art, welche zu Ehren des Professor Dr. F. Schmitz benannt wird, ist am nachsten verwandt mit Memneura Jrondosa Wook. et Harv. (vergl. Harv. Nereis Australis, p. 116, tab. XLV, Delesserta frondosa Harv. Phyc. Austral., tab. 179), wie Professor Schmitz mir mitgetheilt hat. Die Cystocarpien der Harvey’schen Art sind, wie aus der Diagnose hervorgeht, am Scheitel hornformig verlangert. Bet Hemzneura Schmitziana sind die fruchtfihrenden Blattchen (Sporophylla) sehr gut differenzirt, wahrend dies bei Hemineura Jrondosa H. et . nicht zu sehen ist; auch sind bet Hemineura frondosa die primaren Rippen dicker als bei Alemeneura Schuiwtziana; die wahrscheinlich zur Gattung Heminewra gehorende Delesserta cruenta Harv. FI. Nov. Zel. p. 240 habe ich nicht priifen k6nnen, und kann ich nicht entscheiden, ob und wie dieselbe von der hier beschriebenen neuen Art verschieden ist; die neuseelandische Art hat (wie aus der Diagnose in J..-Ag.. Sp. Il (1876), p. 485 hevorgeht) ganze Rander.”—De Toni et Okam. 1. c.

Plate VIII. Fig. 1: Plant bearing tetraspores in nat. state and size.—Fig. 2: diks and fibrous roots formed in a young frond, %.

—Fig. 3: margin of frond, ?2°—Fig, 4: root-fibres, ?2°.—Fig.

a 5: midrib, 22°.—Fig. 6: cross-section of frond, ?3°—Fig. 7:

220 —Fig. 8: sporophyll bearing tetra- spores, °°.—F. g: tetraspores, 73°.—Fig. 10: sporophyll bearing

a cystocarp, slightly magd.—F ig. 11: vertical section of a cystocarp,

cut along the midrib, slightly magd—Fig. 12: longitudinal section

growing apex of frond,

of a cystocarp, §§.—Fig. 13: spore-filaments, 23°.

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Morn. v FRR Z oP erREARKIR IV 7 ihe = HRY BRS BRM 2) AS; ys B- #7, RA a= 7 BEB K7 RY thr = PH? FY, WH , 充分 成長 シタ ニア ルル ナス , 10-15 cm FY, BMRRAK= »v 7 A tn 鋭角 ラナ , 06-r.5 om = ニシ 通常 , , . ^ , HWa=M7HY Ar FIZ, bBo Ro RB rr) RK t tr; Hyves PH? Pha Aaeywv sa b > Mit I ae BaF kK ARH PMH Bez HIPs. BR KERR? Pk=-4vRB? ~FAB7Z7Y RILIKA 7 RW Wem HY kee. 紅色 . BZ vs WEL; WAR A be Bee = EA. |

産地 . 多分 岩石 = ルナ . F oh, TH, EM, Le He, BS . Br wrk #eR—-BSA. *

SS uw iE eo Fe 8 7 ORT Pe Zak yy, 7 ce. = a Ue Ae ay ee ec a アメ Hemineura frondosa Hook. et Harv. = fx © Ht ¥* FARR 7 HA fi 5 NN 2 YE S Y PNP Gaerne 7:8 7 pp ge ye leloraninr frondosa 7 3 32 He hw = Ps R= Rev BG 7 BAD tT haar —-w— 7 we =k) FPF Ys Hv 7 Hemin. Schmitziann = 7) FJ » KR AIH > Math PH pr Rr IF ae Ce cleminetrondosa = f ) 7 sai osliee 7 7 . 5C Hemin. frondosa = 7 > #8 7 3 -—-- HS 7 HA fy = Hemin. Schmitziana P#IAVAKRY. R= B Fp Hemineura = Deles- Seria cruenta Harv. = ini} = ARP tT BF vv AHA 4SZITI HE ドモ ]」. Ag. Sp. III (1876) p.485 = 7 » Pete BR 2 Y B2vxthe9 Voy vy MBS? Hare thaK ‘i p BF vv = 7 » ty vy ”—De Toni et Okam. |. c.

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RIGA Exe Digenea simplex (Wulf) Ag. RHODOMELACEA.

Nom. Jap. Makuri, Kaininso.

Digenea simplex J. Ag. Sp. Il, p. 845; Hauck Meeresalg. p. 215, hewoge me dent) Rhye. Jap. Nov. p. 32; Heydr Beitr, Algenfl:- Ost Agi, DP, AVS? Inlay ING Iwo avontem, ily fo, GO, Iain, XU 1D)s Schmitz et Falkenb. in Engl. et Prantl Naturl. Pflanzenfam., p. 437, fiz. 245; Okam. Alg. Jap. Exsic. Fasc. J, No. 24.—D. Waulfeni Kitz. Phyc. Gener., p. 433, Tab. 50, II; Id. Sp. Alg., p. 841.—Fucus Ly- copodium Turner Fuci, t. 199. Cladostephus Lycopodium J. Ag. Sp. lin [Ds 2

Fronds coespitose, rising from an expanded disk, cylin- drical, 2-3 mm. thick, 5-25 cm. high, irregulary branched in an alternato-dichotomous manner, with segments between erect and patent, of equal height in some specimens, in others one much longer than the other; the whole frond, except denuded base, is everywhere thickly covered with a profusion of very patent, filiform, simple or sometimes sparingly branched, harsh, ramuli of the thickness of 80-150 / and of the length of 5-10 or sometimes 15 mm. amulz, when viewed under microscope, show jointed appearence with the pellucid dissepiments, with the articulation externally consisting of regularly disposed longitudinal sets of tesselated cortical cells, and internally of some ro pericentral cells, and terminated with deciduous fibrillae. The length of articulation of ramuli is subequal to the breadth. TZetraspores are formed in a twisted row in the upper somewhat swollen portion of ramuli which shows warty uneven surface. Cystocarps

are oval, sessile, fixed on the side of upper or middle portion of

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ramuli. Colour dark purplish brown, often fading to greenish.

Substance stiff, cartilaginous.

FTab. On rocks and corals between tide marks and at low tide. Riukiu islands, Kagoshima, Hiuga, Tosa.

Littherto-known - Im the warmer Atlantic at North America ; in the Mediterranen and Adriatic seas; in Indian Ocean and in

Red Sea.

I have compared our plants with a specimen collected at the Antillies, France, and sent from Prof. Farlow, which is kept in

the herbarium of Tokyo Imperial University.

Plate IX. Fig. 1: Plant in nat. state and size. Fig. 2: surface-view of a ramulus, 23°.— Fig. 3: cross-section of a ramulus, 23°.—Fig. 4: longitudinal section of a ramulus, 339 Fig. 5: apical portion of a ramulus to show the fibrillae and the growing apex, 359 Fig. 6: terminal portion of a fertile ramulus bearing tetraspores, 5°—Fig. 7: surface-view of the portion bearing tetraspores, 24°.—Fig. 8: ramulus bearing two young cystocarps, 5°.— Fig. 9 : ripened cystocarp, *°, Fig. ro :

longitudinal section of a cystocarp, 3°.

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PLATE X. Phyllitis Fascia (Muell.) Kiitz. ENCCELIACEA.

Nom. Jap, Haba-nore.

Lhyllias Fascva (Muell.) Kitz. Phyc. Gener., p. 342, tab. 24, III; Id., Sp. Alg., p. 566; Hauck, Meeresalg., p. 391; de Toni, Phyc. Jap. Nov., p- 55; Id. Syll. Alg. Vol. III, p. 487; Kjellman in Eng]. et Prantl, Natirl. Pfianzenf. p. 203, Fig. 142.—Laminaria Fascia J. Ag. Sp. Alg. ieptZoe Harve. Phye. Brit. Pl. 45.

Root a scutate disk. Fronds tufted, gregarious, very variable in the form and size, 10-20 cm. high, 1-5 cm. broad in our specimens, broadly linear or lanceolate, with entire and flattish margin, tapering into a cuneate base and a short stipe. The

upper end roundish or often eroded.

flab, On rocks in high tide, Every-where known along the

coasts of the Pacific and Japan sea.

Littherto-known: In Artic sea; in North Atlantic Ocean, at the coasts of Europe and North America ; in the Mediterranean ;

in Northern Pacific Ocean; in the sea of South America.

Plate X. Fig. 1: plants bearing sori in nat. state and size, —Fig. 2: cross-section of frond cut through a sorus, with hairs, 850 Fig. 3: pleurilocular sporangia detached, °S*.—Fig. 4:

filamentous cells of the inner layer detached, 39°.

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1. Nemalion pulvinatum Grun. 26, Ptilota dentata Okam. 2. Scinaia furcellata (Turn.) Bivona. | 27. Ceramium paniculatum. Okam. 3. Brachycladia australis Sond. 28. Ceramium gracillimum Griff. et. 4. Gelidium divaricatum Martens. Harv. 5. Gelidium repens Okam. 29. Gloiopeltis tenax (Turn.) J. Ag. ca 6. Suhria Japonica Harv. 30. Grateloupialancifolia(Harv.)Okam. 7 7. Acanthopeltis japonica Okam. 31. Grateloupia acuminata Holmes. Pere 8. Chondrus elatus Holmes. 32. Grateloupia filicina (Wulf.) Ag. g. Gigartina tenella Harv. 33. Polyopes Polyideoides Okam. 10. Gymnogongrus flabelliformis Harv. | 34. Prionitis angusta Okam. 11. Callophyllis japonica Okam. 35. Chondrococcus japonicus (Harv.) 12. Callophyllis (Microceelia) Chilensis | 36. Cystophyllum fusiforme Harv. = (J. Ag.) 37. Pelvetia Babingtonii (Harv.) De 13. Gracilaria: Textorii (Suring.) Toni. . Jog. 38. Dictyota dichotoma (Huds.) J.Ag. | 14. Hypnea musciformis (Wulf.) 39. Padina arborescens Holmes. Lamour. - | 40. Haliseris prolifera Okam. 3 af 15. Lomentaria catenata Harv. Al. Haliseris undulata Holmes. j 16. Champia parvula (Ag.) Harv. 42. Colpomenia sinuosa (Roth.) Derb. 17. Martensia australis Harv. et. Sol: 18. Hemineura Schmitziana De Toni | 43. Hydroclathrus cancellatus Bory. et Okam. 44. Myelophycus caespitosa (Harv.) ro. Delisea pulchra (Grev.) Mont. Kjellm. . _2o. Laurencia dendroidea J. Ag. 45. Letterstedtia Japonica Holmes. © 21. Laurencia paniculata J. Ag. 46. Cladophora Wrightiana Harv. 22. Symphyocladia angusta Okam. 47. Caulerpa anceps Harv. 23. Chondria crassicaulis Harv. _ | 48. Caulerpa Okamurai Weber. 24. Digenea simplex (Wulf.) Ag. 49. Codium mamillosum Harv. a 25. Dasya scoparia Harv. 50. Codium mucronatum J. Ag. 2

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PLATE XI. Stenogramma interrupta (Ag.) Mont. TYLOCARPE. (Gigartinacee).

Nom, Jap. /Zaswji-gusa.

Stenogramma iterrupta Harv. Phyc. Brit. tab. CLVIL; Id. Ner. Bor. Amer taomlOn Clr ehyc. Austr tabs 2208 Kutz" Sp» AMI 有人 KG9 Talo, Plage, 20WI i, 2g Jf, Ve, Sys ele JUL, jo, Sous Ic Iowe, jo, Bus 5 Jonusemeands Croallaebrity seaweeds: Ilys a2itaby 734%) Johnson) On stenogram. uiterr., 1892, in Ann. of Bot. VI. p. 361, tab. 23; De Toni Syll. Alg. IV. p. 239; Schmitz et Hauptfl. in Engl. u. Prantl’s Naturl. Pflanzenfam. p. 359.—Stenogramma Californicum J. Ag. Sp. Alg. IL. p. 392; Kiitz. Sp. Ale. p. 874.

Root, a small conical disc. Fvond flabelliform; 4-10 cm. long and broad, rising from a small filiform stem which soon passes into a cuneate membrane ; this membrane expands and forks, and afterward is repeatedly divided more or less in regulary dt chotomous manner. Segments broadly linear, 0.5-t cm. broad, erecto-patent or spreading with blunt apices and axils. Sometimes one of the segments is accidentally torn off, and one or more proliferous elongations arise from the harmed ends, which become dichotomous like the rest. The marge which is usually quite flat and entire, sometimes throws out minute, lobed, and some- what fringed processes. Cystocarps linear, occupying the centre of the segments after the manner of a midrib, but never con- tinuous, being always interrupted about the axils. TZetraspores forming roundish or oval, wart-like, prominent nemathecia which

are scattered on both surfaces. Colour a bright pinkish-redl

Pl. XI-XV, Jan., 1901.

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preserved in drying. Swdstance thin, membranaceous. In drying

the frond imperfectly adheres to paper.

Hab. Perhaps in deep waters. Nagasaki, Otsu (Hitachi), Onahama (Iwaki), Matsushima (Rikuzen), Hakodate. Fruits— Summar.

Fiitherto-known: In the warmer Atlantic of Europe and America.. Iw the Pacitie at Califormmia and Corea. Inv New

Zealand and Tasmania.

Plate XI. Fig. 1: Stenogramma interrupta with cystocarps, 4,—Fig. 2: the same with nemathecia 1—Fig. 3: surface-view of the membrane showing the prominence of cystcarpic portion, }.—Fig. 4: cross-section of cystocarpic portion in a young state, 240 Fig. 5: cross-section of nemathecia, moderately magd.—

Fig. 6: surface-view of frond, 24°.

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PLATE XII. Isoptera Gen, nov. LOPHOTHALIE (Rhodomelacez).

Isoptera: Frond filiform, compressed, 2-3 times alternato- pinnate, distichous, throughly corticated, with patent branches which are furnished with pectinated, monosiphonous, coloured “Tlaarblittern” altenatly arising in twos on both sides (only denuded in the lower portions). Lanxgtriebe” developed from upper one of the two consecutive ‘“ Haarblattern.’ Mode of growth of shoots is monopodial with a subobliquely articulated apical cell whose successive articulations soon give rise to paired Haarblattern.”’ Pericentral cells 4 in number, more or less thickly corticated. Zetraspores formed in upper swollen portion of slightly twisted, stichidia-like, short ‘‘ Langtriebe” which carry simple ‘Haarblattern,” usually in pairs in each articulation, making cross-way to each other. /Pvocarps produced on the upper side of the lowest or next cell of the rachis of mostly simple ‘‘ Haar- blattern which are developed near the growing apices of shoots. Cystocarps globular with more or less prominent carpostome, almost

sessile or provided with a very short apparent pedicel.

Isoptera regularis Sp. nov.

Nom. Jap. zyoku-so. Characters same as those of the genus.

flab, Perhaps in the deep waters. Enoshima and Misaki (Sagami). Fruits—Spring,

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Descr.: The beautiful plant somewhat resembles in its external appearence to Lonnemarsonia Asparagoides. The frond is coespi- tose, attached to substratum by fibrous roots, filiform and com- pressed, 2-3 times pinnate, alternate and distichous, about 15 cm. high and o.5 mm. troad-in the lower portion... The entire plant is primarily divided into some main divisions which ramily in successive order, and the general outline of one main segment is broadly oval or lanceolate. The rachis of main branches are very slightly flexuous. The persistent, coloured, monosiphonous Flaarblattern” arise regularly alternating along both sides of branches, in such a manner that those issuing from every two consecutive nodes stand in. alternation on the sides. They are normally branched in a pectinate manner, that is 6-7 laciniae issue from every articulation along the upper side of the mono- siphonous rachis. a The latter, when young, is incurved towards the apex of the shoot which bears those Haarblattern,” but soon becomes straight and patent, and then either gradually becomes almost horizontal or curves backwards. Laciniae are directed outwards, standing almost parallel to one another. The rachis and laciniae are all sharply pointed at the ends. Langtrieb,” defiinte or indefinite, developes from the upper one of the two consecutive ‘‘ Haarblattern.” Consequently, Langtriebe”’ arise, as a tule, alternately from every 6th joint; but when they are more widely separated, they sometimes arise from roth, or when more approached, from 2nd, articulation. Simple, or not pectin- ated ‘“‘Haarblattern’” are of rather rare ‘occurrence except on the fertile branches; and, when they are present in the sterile portion, they are mostly placed beneath the pectinated one. Again, their disposition is commonly distichous, but not without some irregularities, especially in sporiferous: branches where- they

are arranged on all sides.

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The shoot is composed of a distinctly articulated polysiphonous axis with four pericentral cells, coated internally with many layers of larger cells and externally with minute polygonal cellules. Mode of growth of shoot is monopodial with an obliquely articulated apical cell whose successive articulations soon give rise to pecti- nated Haarblattern.’””

Tetraspores are formed in the swollen potion of simple or

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branched Langtriebe” of the ultimate order, which are more or less differenciated into stichidia and are provided with simple Haarblattern.” There are found two of them in each articula- tion (rarely one) arranged in such a way that every pair makes cross-way with that of the next. The surface of sporiferous por- tion is uneven, and owing to its slightly twisting, Haarblattern appear as if arising from all sides. The frocarpf is produced near the apical portion of growing shoot, being formed single on each ‘‘Haarblatt.” It is developed from the lowest basal cell or from that next to it along the upper side of the fertile “Haar-

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bl&ttern which are generally simple; but a few laciniae are sometimes present. The cystocarps are globular, almost sessile or furnished with a very short apparent pedicel, provided with a slightly prominent carpostome and sometimes carry the remnant of the terminal portion of the rachis at their bases. Colour a bright red. Substance soft-cartilaginous and the frond imperfectly

adheres to paper in drying.

The present alga stands in the system near Lophothala and verona. From the generic character of Pteronza given by Prof. Falkenberg in Engl. u. Prantl’s Natiirlichen PHanzen-

familien, I. Theil, 2, p. 452, we learn that the frond is compressed

and branched out on both sides, whose Langspross” is furnished

2

with simple monosiphonous Haarblétern” which alternate in two

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rows. Again concerting with Harvey's illustrations (Harvey's Ner. Austr. tab. XXVII.) and Prof. J. Agardh’s description (J. Ag. Sp. Alg. I. p. 1184) of Dasya pectinata (i.e. Pleronia pectinata), we understand that pinnae (i.e. Langspross”) arise from every second node and pinnulae (ie. ‘“ Haarblittern”) from every articulation,—both alternately and distichously. Thus the arrange-

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ment of ‘“Kurztriebe” and ‘“ Haarblattern” is wholy different from that of those of the present plant which has all Langtriebe”’ always transformed from upper one of the paired Haarblittern” and strictly keeps this regularity for the general arrangement of ‘“Haarblétlern” and Langtriebe.’ Again, “Haarblattern” which are pectinated along the upper side of the rachis alternate alone both sides of branches in so regular manner that those arising from two consecutive nodes .stand in alternation on the sides. Plant having such a regular disposition of Haarblattern” and ‘‘Lanetriebe’’ does not find its position among established genera.

In the next place, Ptronia pectinata is said to have com- pressed or flattened frond according to Prof. Falkenberg’s description (though it appears cylindrical from Harvey’s illustration), which. has branches and Haarblattern” disposed in distichous and alternate manner. Moreover, some ("haufig 2 aufeinander folgende”) Haarbléttern”’ produce branches from their basal cells pointing upwards, This seems to me to show some relation with the pectinate branching of Haarblittern” in our plant; and, as also the compressed and disticho-alternate habit is same with /softera (though Haarblittern” are alternate in twos), the plant in consideration is not without some degree of affinity with Preronia.

The structure of stichidia in our plant is quite similar to that of Lophothalia which, however, differs from the present plant in having Langtriebe” and Haarbléttern” growing on all sides

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of shoot. The plant in consideration has Haarblittern”’ some- times arising from all sides of shoot, especially on fertile portions, as I have stated above. From these relations, we may naturally infer the plant in question as one which stands near Lofphothala

and Freronia.

Plate XII. Fig. 2: frond of JSsoptera regularis bearing tetraspores, }.—F ig. 2: portion of frond bearing cystocarps, +.—

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Fig, 3: ‘“Haarblattern” anda “Langtrieb,” a, Fig。4: cross-section of lower portion of the frond, §3—Fig. 5: cross- section of the upper portion, magd.—Fig. 6: young Haarblatt,” 350__Eig,. 7: apical portion of shoot, whose articulations giving 1 P I Siving rise to Haarblattern,’ 35°. —Fig. 8: procarp, 22° Fig. 9: cystocarp, §°.—Fig. Io: cystocap with a prominent carpostome, 52

magd.—Fig. 11: stichidial branch, 9?,.—Fig. 12: the same more

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PLATE XIII. Neurymenia fraxinifolia (Mert.) J. Ag. AMANSIZ (Rhodomelacee).

Nom. Jap, /so-dasho.

Neurymenia fraxinifoha J. Ag. Sp. Alg. II, p. 1135; Schmitz u. Falkenberg in Engler u. Prantl’s Naturl. Pflanzenfam. p. 471.—Dictyomenia Sraxinfolia Harv. Phyc. Austr. tab. CXXIV.—Lpineuron fraxinifoliuin Kitz. Sp. Alg. p. 849.—Fucus fraxinifolius Mert. Turn. Hist. Fuc. tab. 193.

Root a broad disc. Fyvond leaf-like, linear-oblong, simple or pinnately lobed, with a prominent midrib and parallel veins, furnished below with a cylindrical stem which varies in length and thickness according to age of the plant. The ZZZz/ branches by producing similar segments repeatedly from both surfaces of the midrib. In specimens before us, the frond attains 10-20 cm, in height. As the frond grows in age, lamina of the primary leaf becomes decayed and the midrib is transformed into stipe. Thus the plant may have simple or branched stem. Lamina linear-oblong, 10-15 cm. long, 10-17 mm. broad, very obtuse at bases, emarginated and rounded at apices, slightly undulated, serrated throughout, midribbed and closely penninerved with slender, patent viens. Veins scarcely observable to naked eyes, obliquely ascending alternately from the midrib to marginal teeth, parallel in a short regular distance; upper veins curve at emargi- nated lobes and converge to each other. Marginal teeth are spinose and branched with subulate and recurved ramuli ; similar processes (simple or branched) also arise along veins and midribs, and consequently the surface of lamina is generaly rough. C7S-

carps unknown. Stchzdia are lanceolate or linear, acute, shortly

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stipitate, containing a double row of tetraspores. Colour when recent is said to be a very deep full red, fading to reddish- brown in drying. Szdstance rigidly membranous, It does not

adhere to paper in drying.

Ffab. Riukiu Islands at Kerama and Ishigaki-jima (Kuroiwa). Liitherto-known - In Indian Ocean at Ceylon and Madagascar. In Western New Holland.

Plate XII]. Fig, 1: fullgrown form of sterile frond of Neurymema fraxinifolia in nat. size—Fig. 2: another form of the same, ミーEig. 3: marginal portion of membrance, showing

marginal spines and veins, slightly magd.—Fig. 4: spine, +4°.—

Fig. 5: surface-view of lamina, 24°—Fig. 6: two fibrillae on

the dorsal median line of a small shoot proliferated from the

surface of lamina, 2°.—Fig. 7: section of lamina cut perpendicular

to veins; a, vein, 125,— Fig. 8: tangential section of lamina

showing cells of the inner layer of frond and a vein, ーー

Fig. g: surface-view of lamina bearing stichidia, 4°.—Fig. 10:

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stichidium, ®

.—Fig. 11: surface-view of a stichidium ; @, axis, 24°.

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+ = fal it Neurymenia J. Agardh. “vewt Eg OS Ib Wis Bee (a i 2 2 78)

. FB HY, BE, Bika vs WR ms BA シク 隆起 モル = ヲチ ナシ , 2 , 腹部 = 細胞 ^ クノ 多少 心臓 = ミタ 部分 = . BE SRK I+ vs BIR WGA RBs. SBR Fl Gi = Rte? lb 7 AY (AA OB he =, —-> JER? W= 73) Ph? RAT ~ eH ot Me > es A WHR FT RE? H=,th? BM? WR M7 By, VY 7 th 7 WG OW = Ee 7 a 7 BE eo = Je HIN A LF AE; EM Ph SR a Be EU MIR? Os e av, Ik? l= = fee 2, My > BD BAY Je fe 7 U7 tk -~; XB MAR RB 7+ vB? Mer K= シテ 外部 キノ 7, 7 = テラ = ベネ 校生 ズル シュ トナ : レヒ ドモ Wits) MM Ar ER IDF SOR. KR-FH? BER e TUN =I 7 7 MOK 7 AES ROK Ro b= YF, by, 2, WME Ma Pik Y 5 HK = Ae or. ERR AR 7 SED SIE RDF wR MAY 2b TIF RR mo BE FAR aD SPY SC ee Ee Sb Pn en

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F , 中央 = ラテ FF Fem BIRR ED F ERA 7 AEH? SE TP IE 3 スル = モノ トス . BSFSe ステ ジア モラ レタ アル = : 小枝 ニシ , ネル = y 7,98 7) Wig a) ZEA RRR 7 EM a), RB = HZ BA シテ . ステ \ » (a7 BIAS 7, BBo v7 Eas ナル 披針 ナシ , 腹面 = *, = フク 縦列 PMS BE? Haz, 胞子 腹面 = 接近 7 = 存外 7 Ben 7 RM IVF hom BFRBWRRE SR A —-B-fi7 2 = 7 BF Y Bh 2 see 2.

Neurymenia fraxinifolia (Mert) J. Ag. いそ HH Neurymenia fraxinifolia J. Ag. Sp. Alg. IT., p. 1135 ; Schmitz u. Falken- berg in Engl. u. Prantl’s Natiirl. PHanzenfam. p. 471.—Dictyomenia fraxini- folia Harv. Phyc. Austr. tab, CXXIV.—EZpineuron fraxinifolium, Kitz. Sp.

Alg. p. 849.—/ucus fraxinifolius Mert. Turn. Hist. Fuc. tab. 193.

Hho BR = EK. HoH Kk-» 7,8 + RMKR> RA wBItyv, H-R»~OMK=aRRY, Bee hb A = ee ser MM + 7 ey, PMR ATER? C7 Az, RP RIK 植物 クノ = 依り 7. BPs hs)

Py Au Kt ie 7 M7 PSB Av = 3d) A RIS wei = a voy, BD Be > Io-2ocm. FI, BH» ti 7 Re Es = , 腐朽 Hh B= Be; rvs As Hii Ya >> He UE RW Re vEIA AM Ha BY, BR RR wk AI 7, 10-15 cm. & 7, 10-17 mm. JB 7, FEM yA 7, ii Obie = Ws 7 7, RBS Y 7 gy, H 2 Gi 7 Fy, 7 fv, IL = 9 AK 7 OR 7 eB =@im 2. hoa #777 Wk = War 7 Rs 7, Pha ) Ww? HW =- RB hRY, Aa シテ , BIE v 7 BE = = 6 72; EW? WR Hig? WR? B= wR? hy, = =F Evinrt+ vl, RB? Heo R= » 7 iky, H o> Hem Jo) F Ie > 5 VAR 7 RAK BR GR > Fp IK ev J)>LM REPU 77H BYR aH? A > Sh A her YD, BR ets A RIABYT > RAK R> Mik = Y7,KRIVjGM 7A Y, KHER? WSR 72. > 新鮮 ナル 紅色 ナリ , 乾燥 スル = 9 ラム ナル. Bo Mims RRR V7, zr be HM Hy ae >.

産地 . KRABRW TERM BRAD SE (Ba). 既知 産地 . 印度 ( , マダ ガス カル ) F 西部

Sta Bik Bwel:i w 2€Wwte7 RAF XH KD 成長 シタ 2 /,1.-Boe: (th? Bin, t-BEe:i Fh? wR

M= VY F7,RB a) ERY MK I 7m, SY 7 RK. ial: PK 1. BR: BA? Re? , 24°—-BK : RRBs) MMe rhe eh? Fh? PRHR=

=? BRR? WY 7 ws, DP. -BeEa: = = WIAnMKRY 7 Bis 2 , : = 並行 7 eA ee ik = ee 細胞 Ea FZ ネー : ステ ジア PEY Ave 7 Ri a7 Wee ミン レン = oe oS el スン EE 表面 ミリ タル j2, ,

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PLATE XIV. Amansia japonica (Holmes) Okam. AMANSIZ (Rhodomelacee ).

Nom, Jap. zzo222sZ/-g2/s。

Amansia japonica (Holmes) Okam. Contrib. to Knowl. of Mar. Alg. of Jap. III. p. 9g, pl. Il. fig. 21-22—Amansia multifida var. japonica Holmes’ New Mar. Alg. from Japan No. 8 in Journ. Linn. Soc., Bot., Vol. XXXI.

Flant high and caulescent, 10-20 cm. in height including the stem. S¢em subcylindrical, arising from an expanded circular disc (oiten 1.5 cm. broad), sparingly branched, 3-12 cm. high, about 3 mm. in diameter. /vonds arising subfasciculately from the ends or sides of branches, flat, linear, 2-3 times distichously pinnate, 7-10 cm. high, 3-5 mm. broad in the broadest parts, a little narrowed at the basal portion. Pinnae and pinnulae alternate or scattered, often a few (3-4) arranged along one side, patent with acute axils, obtuse and in-rolled at the apices. J/drib faintly passing through the frond, not furnished with proliferations. It becomes thickened below by cortications and as the frond grows in age, the lower portion gradually passes to the stem. The length of cells of the frond, that is the breadth of the zones, measures 92-280 ». Cystocarps unknown. Stchidia, transformed from maginal pinnulae, narrowly linear, 3-5 mm. in length, tapering towards both ends and in-rolled at the apices. Colour vinous-red. Széstance membranaceous and the frond does not

adhere to paper in drying.

ffab. On rocks below low tide-mark. Sagami and Bosht.

Fruit Summar.

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Plate XIV. Fig. 1: sterile frond of Amansia japonica, キーー Fig. 2: sterile frond detached from the stem, showing the mode of ramification, +.—Fig. 3: portion of frond bearing stichidia, 4—Fig. 4: stichidium, 3°.— Fig. 5: cross-section of lamina, moderately magd.—Fig. 6: surface view of lamina showing the zonal arrangement of cells ; the dotted lines show that of cells on the other side, moderately magd. Fig. 7: apical portion of sterile frond showing in-rolled apices of laciniae, slightly magd.

—Fig. 8: cross-section of the stem, moderately magd. -

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Amansia Lamouroux. (の 22 Sb Gauls OeEL GC SER (2 FX DF FR)

. BoB, Waa v7, ev RIF yw RM by Fo PRB Y eh? ey? BA Ha. So SUE = A? bE 7 ey (LB A eR, 腹部 = アリ ) 左右 ナァ (MEME? Sh? MI PAY, PHO MM = Re In? Beat vw SJ? BOD 7 Ew; IR A> FA OF ka 7 fit = FRE = ey, ALG KEM 7 Be or y, (RSM? VRs> shy LVM = KM? AY, 29 BaoBvahyr taser 7y) 直立 , = *, "内 成長 2 互生 *: 基部 2 トシ テム 和輝 = シテ , = 同様 2 互生 シラ 以下 アル アレ 大抵 シテ 同様 = AE VDP TB AMBP YH, Ro RIF Xs MK? トナ . Ybi i? RM se) MR Ie Arar); MR Bh hy awe Hv 7 > BW 7 Bway Wr 7 JE Fb a) Hy OUR) =e 7, BM= Ro Rav > Wi a AS, PRA. BH? ET DRI BB 27 Mi + RM FIR AMR HK BM? Ro he X 2 VARI Bi? PRR er RAS ERR? “WR 7A x, Wht RAM? MF DR? EM = :

eas

JED Ro RB PEARY eI, BAR 2) Ary 7 = YF, AZZXST 7H Zee 274 he = ya7, Wb vy 5 eI? Bboy FR ASAD Pew), ZEth~I~ RA? WHR mer MY; HAM BH? F=-46 +, im = Uwe Fee? He 7 2%; We he Be > = O17 Ay, Blob 7 Wm 77 = ek eve? ad BM vy, SR a > WD te 7 OM 7 OF he. eS As , 細胞 ミネ タル = 生み er Bim =A? BR wee vRK= v SRB ha SADR? GH =, BH=- Ry SHREIA YS, HDR 7H + ¥7, Had BRE + rR =-,- WARY 7 > BREA, R B-B7, hWRo Bey, Rif we RK ).

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= シモ ノニ シテ 》i 目下 = スル ん.

Amansia japonica (Holmes) Okam. OAIEIC OS Sai te Amansia japonica (Holmes) Okam. Contrib. to Knowl. of Mar. Alg. of Jap. Ill. p. 9, Pl. I, fig. 21-22.—Amanusia mulifida var. japonica Holmes’ New Mar. Alg. f. Jap., No. 8 in Journ. Linn. Soc., Bot., Vol.

XXXL AW ke? v7 BT Ay, MBy Io-2ocm. FY, = シテ , レル 立ち (

ri.5 cm. 9) シク , 3-I2 cm.

a eee ee

Se JL y 3mm. =. fe KE? AMR Wi a) BAY, Bem = 47, B= WR) Mik = RY, 7-10cm , 2] XH = 7 3-5mm. 基部 . TAK BReEDMiR-> LEM > ME YE % 3-4 JY RB? RE = AY JRE YR 7+ v, Aish = » 5 i? w= BZ. PM hs = PRR AMY LRM Ss) RZ Aw SbF Y; PPR REM KR RIAL SB yD Rm RAr = 7 LB wRE tM” BRB Y > eA % wv sil 2 BY > 92-280 uw 7 Ma, BRA BTS K ステ - キジ > fe UE? Wy 7A 2) Be YAR = シテ , 3-5 mm. EY 749", hit =- MAY, Aime - BZ. BoB te? PRI 7. BM WN, Khe ay 7, te Avi o> MK = Be >.

ew. (MRP eee tr LIER EBM. 胞子 同一 夏季 .

植物 種類 = シテ Holmes 記載 スル ナリ , シテ = シタ 論文 = .

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PLATE XV. Boodlea coacta (Dickie) Murray et De Toni. ANADYOMENE (Valoniacee ). Nom. Jap, <Azo-mogusa. Boodlea coacta (Dickie) Murray et De Toni Journ. Linn. Soc., Bot., DOVE 218-2715, ple ULEX De Toni’ Syllk “Ale, lp. 363), (Walle im

Engl. u. Prantl’s Naturl. Pflanzenfam., I., Theil 2., p. 151.—(Cladophora coacta Dickie Journ. Linn. Soc., Bot., XV, p. 451.

Frond depresso-globular or sub-hemispherical, 2-7 cm. in ‘expansion, attached to substratum by its base, spongiose, composed of densely anastomosing cylindrical cells. As the frond grows in size, the older cells decay, making hollow at its base. Cells 2-10 times long as broad, branching repeatedly in every direction, with one or two ramuli at nodes, adhering to each other and other objects coming in contact with the frond by scutate tenaculae which arise from the apices or sides of ramuli. Colour grass-

green.

Ffab. On sandy rocks and various algae between tide marks. _ Ishigakijima (Kuroiwa), Ogasawara-jima (Matsumoto), Tosa, Suno- saki and Shirahama (Prov. Bosha) ; Oshima Harbour (Challenger).

Fiitherto-known : \sl, Mangaia in the Pacific, lat. 21° 57/ S., long. 158° W. Greenwich, [Gill under the name of Afcrodictyon Montagnee Harv. in Dickies Algae of Mangaia (Journ. Linn. SOG, [Ol OV toe 2a

In the course of my studying this alga, I found in the Her- barium of the Tokyo Imperial University a specimen labelled Cladophora compostta Harv., collected by C. Wright in Loochoo

| | | | Islands, distributed from Herbarium of the U.S. Pacific Exploring | Expedition under Commanders Ringgold and Rodgers, 1853-56.” | In Harvey's Lest of Plants collected by C. Wright we do not | find Cladophora composita Harv., but we know a plant with the | same nomenclature established by Hooker and Harvey, which is known from Island Mascaren and Honolulu harbour (De Toni Syll. Alg. I, p. 347). This specimen kept in the Herbarium is proved, under microscopical examination, to be nothing else but Boodlea coacta and not Cladophora composita H. et H.

Plate XV. Fig. 1: plant in nat. state and size.—Fig. 2: portion of frond showing anastomosing of cells, §2.—Fig. 3-4: some of filaments detached to show the mode of branching; fig. 3, &°; fig. 4, 32.— Fig. 5, 6 and 7: tenaculae formed on

| apices or sides of cylindrical cells, &.

ye ii i

Bi) , proliferate, prolificate; Mii = Wows * HIE R-> fe B2IRAFZ>ZaeMrzr er \ アル = ニア ラズ シラ , FY rip aI La Hik= 29 he 2 Bz.

Bil , proliferated or proliferous branch; @ LV 1 * Fie

Rakha hare ka ares 927. thee iil Hy 2 vb > A 17 Tl a Am Zh X os Hy o> BF HRT. |

BH, Guneitorm, cuneate ; TiwW7 LBRMABR* B77 Zz, WFAFR? MERI Zr.

BAK, flabelliform, flabellate, fan-shaped; J 7 BA * # dn ミル ラテ Bg GT = Ri Y FRY 7 BD = YH? REI 2 IE

3.4K hs, Haarblattern; we, 37 uw FAD Bw = Fr MEKB= v7, BR? MM =) mY, DURAN TY, Uke サル 2 ソリ 0 ae cK Me A) HE Baye 7 fibrillae + » 7 [ii I.

= , Hauptspross, or Main branch; = 意義 £8 SR a) WAY BBA 7 RAFT HR KH Ie) 2 J ae 7 = 18a CS Zanes [clone SR ニノ hn 2

= Ki, ultimate; iv? PRAY bX > ERK BD 7 7AM 7 RAF AK PB 7.

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Wkx, pinnae; 7 WM 3) PRAM RX ZS I7BMD baer * wR 7 MR EB 7.

i WX pinnulae; ame fb 7 M7 HRS WK = HRA bX a HRA? MRAZ SRR DP YM CARI DF ve BS ASZAGE b SR Zo

| Ha Fiz, obcordate; 77iX 07 #7 Ala v F HHH BE M7 Ms Fr~mMe 7B7WF トラ ンプ ユー トノ = ナリ タル クノ 形状 .

, scattered; = 規則 ナク , HA, 幸生 , 便 = 三枝 クノ = ナド 規則 ナァ = キル .

mt |, ascending; = ケル 位置 7 = EY, FR RE ee Yee

: tenaculaa # F #7 Valonieae 植物 = = シテ , 7 と, 吸盤 = 廿 = = 付着 スル ラフ

a Th lal We Boodlea Murray et De Toni. DBS CS bs 53%) 85M (yo = 7 FF) . Fao OE HER = Y 7, Be lel Ae & ~ (BL FE AK 7 HW i 2 ) = b HAY Hl 7 吸盤 相互 = 固着 ) Miao Reo HM

BNO IPA GP Vie

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Boodlea cogc (Dickie) Murray et De Toni Journ. Linn. Soc., Bot., KOVR ps 248-245, pla XIX; De Toni Syl Ale, Ip: 363); Wille in Engl. u. Prantl’s Naturl. Pflanzenfam. I, Th. 2, p. 151.—Cladophora coacta Dickie Journ. Linn. Soc., Bot., XV. p. 451.

fe Hie * RK PRR = Y 7 RE 2-7 cm 7 RV I7RY, BEMIS REAR Y Zh? RENN AY, mie ¥ 7,8 = Site eV EAR MI 2 9 mw. 7 KR 7 W2= 7 Be Mi Hz 7 7, He 7 RB > 往々 空席

FLAN トナ . A> He 7 2-101F RZ, FH = JE Wey, Dee PA 27 60 2 We 2 hl RS ミミ b = 固着 = ) > 側面 リー . By RR A. BB, ie with = 4 7 HOR AM PX DM = A eZ

産地 . MRM? D7 RA pr BHHY 7 > Bh? HE = . Fr 35 bey GER), FOU is, ee, 7 Ms BRAS GG WS TS ba 7 Fe 7 Fo)

既知 産地 . FoR ~ vy WA FOB X wv Microdictyon Montagnei Harv. + タル モノ = シテ , Dickie JE 7

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A HH 7? WEE 7 FA = BR Y, ae TR OK it BK AB A 4h = = HR A vv kB in HA = Cladophora composita Harv. » fl vy & w Sin 7 VM 7A Y. JB un -> C. Wright RPS = RF RE YAM eZIT AY, = TA Bak Se a at AG ea fil, fe ¢ Ringgold RB & Rodgers R77 HB? P= Bev er HA BARR BR? BE? Twin” セル 表記 セリ . | C. Wright J 7 #R & = ev HUE 7 BZ Harvey K7 Ba v B jv = 7, Ri) # Harvey’s List of Plants Collected by C. Wright chiefly in Japan, etc. 7 ルル =, Cladophora composita Harv. ナル モノ アラ ) , Cladophora composita Hook. et iatve “Woaues MIP? マス カレ ホノルル = レタ ルキ モノ アル ブラ ルル (DeToni Gyill Ale. I,p. 347), KFRKSB = He 2 veh 7 BS kee PP = PR * =, 4 7 Boodlea coacta = ジテ

Cladophora composita Hook. et Harv. ニハ テラ デズ デズ, JE Pe = A fi >

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B= B= C. Wright RK? Re=-Bhvur ast ~ =,287 27H / sa クア ジタル シン シク ワリ ピリ Challenser, 2a he 7 RE a% 7 HRI Yi, het 7 Wey SEF wv te = ah HF *¥, Dickie KZ 7 Clodophora Ona bb ジグ 1R = % ee a IDs AWom ko 7 ee is = oR SS 2

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1. Nemalion pulvinatum Grun. 26, Ptilota dentata Okam.

2. Scinaia furcellata (Turn.) Bivona. | '27. Ceramium paniculatum Okam,

3. Brachycladia australis Sond. 28. Ceramium gracillimum Griff. et 4. Gelidium divaricatum Martens. | Harv. 5. Gelidium repens Okam. 29. Gloiopeltis tenax (Turn.) J. Ag. 6. Suhria Japonica Harv. 30. Grateloupia lancifolia (Hary.) Okam. 7. Acanthopeltis japonica Okam. 31. Grateloupia acuminata Holmes. | 8. Chondrus elatus Holmes. 32. Grateloupia filicina (Wulf.) Ag. g. Gigartina tenella Harv. 33. Polyopes Polyideoides Okam.

10. Gymnogongrus flabelliformis Harv. | 34. Prionitis angusta Okam. 11. Callophyllis japonica Okam. 35. Chondrococcus japonicus (Hary.) ~ 12. Callophyllis (Microccelia) Chilensis | 36. Cystophyllum fusiforme Harv.

17. Martensia australis Harv. et Sol.

18. Hemineura Schmitziana De Toni | 43. Hydroclathrus cancellatus Bory. et Okam. | 44. Myelophycus caespitosa (Harv.)

ro. Delisea pulchra (Grev.) Mont. Kjel!m.

20. Laurencia dendroidea J. Ag. 45. Letterstedtia Japonica Holmes.

21. Laurencia paniculata J. Ag. 46. Cladophora Wrightiana Harv. 22. Symphyocladia angusta Okam. 47. Caulerpa anceps Harv.

23. Chondria crassicaulis Harv. | 48. Cau'erpa Okamurat Weber. 24. Digenea simplex (Wulf.) Ag. | 49. Codium mamillosum Harv. 25. Dasya scoparia Harv. 50. Codium mucronatum J. Ag.

K. OKAMURA.

ALGA JAPONICA EXSICCATA.

FASCICULUS I. :

(J. Ag.)

. Gracilaria Textorii (Suring.)

. Lomentaria catenata Harv.

Champia parvula (Ag.) Harv.

J. Ag. 38. Dictyota dichotoma (Huds.) J. Ag. . Hypnea musciformis (Wulf.) 39. Padina arborescens Holmes. Lamour. | 40. Haliseris prolifera Okam.

. Pelvetia Babingtonit (Harv.) De

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according to the position; those of the median portion are often

Pl. XVI-XX, July, 1901.

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Ceramium clavulatum Ag. CERAMIACEA. Nom. Jape: 72gz-2927/.

Cerammm clavilatum Ag. Hauck’s Die Meeresalg., p. 113; Bornet es Ale d. Schousboe p. 335; De Woni Phyc. Jap. Nov. p. 36. Cen- oauwamclacnlanme Mont, j. Ae. Sp. Ale, Vol IW, p. 1483 Id. Epier., 16 De New Bor Amer taby 33 ©; KS Rhye. Gener, tab: 46; fig. V.—Centroceras cryptacanthum Kuetz. Sp. Alg. p. 688 : Id. Tab. Phyc. ge, Less lich ~ Walp,

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Vol. XIII, tab. 17.—Centroceras inerme Kuetz. Sp. Al Phyc., l.e.—Centroceras imicracanthun Kuetz. Sp. Alg., l.c.; Id. Tab. Phyc., l.c., tab. 18.—Centroceras leptacanthum Kuetz. Sp. Alg., p. 689; Id. Tab. Phyc., l.c., tab. 18.—Centroceras macracanthum Kuetz. Sp. Alg., l.c.; Id. Tab. Phyc., l.c., tab. 19.—Centroceras hyalacanthum Kuetz. Sp. Alg., 1.c. ; Id. Tab. Phyc., l.c.—Centroceras oxyacanthum Kuetz. Sp. Alg., 1.c.) Id. Tab. Phyc., l.c., tab, 20.—Centroceras brachiacanthum Kuetz. Tab. Phyc.,

Ls, 19s Gog MIS ZO,

Fronds caespitose, often forming a roundish tuft, filiform, 2-5 cm. high; attached to substratum by slender jointed hair-like roots whcih are emitted from nodes of the lower decumbent portion of frond. Filaments usually 177-192 / thick, of almost equal thickness throught and almost regularly dichotomous. Branches erect, furnished with proliferous branchlets springing from sides or forks; when they proliferate from forks, the ramification seems as if tripolychotomous. Ends of branches are somewhat club- shaped and sometimes straight but usually forked with inrolled and slightly swollen apices. The cortex surrounding the upper node of every articulation forms a circular ridge or rim, a little prominent obliquely outward and upward, so as to make a shallow cup or sheath which seems as if fo receive the base of the

articulation next. above. Along this rim, a whirl of mostly two-

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jointed, colorless, pointed spines are more or less present. Hair- like roots are emitted from nodes of lower decumbent portion of frond in a transverse row beneath the line of spines. Lower articulations 3-6 times as long as, the upper ones gradually shorter than, the diameter, throughly corticated with a layer of cortical cells which consist of almost rectangular or hexagonal cells arranged in longitudinal rows. Cystocarps unknown to me. Tetra- sporangia are produced in upper branches (often in proliferous branchlets), mostly along the outer side, sometimes in a transverse row. They are produced from the larger cortical cells which form a ring around the periphery of the nodes, bulging out externally. An examination of the figures 5 and o will perhaps serve to make this relation more plain. Colour light red or pinkish. Swdstance membranaceous and the plant becomes fragile

when dried. It adheres imperfectly to paper in drying.

flab. On rocks between tide marks: Miyako-jima (War- burg, Heydrich), Kiusiu, Totomi, Sagami, Boshi, Iwaki, Wakasa, Sado.

Ttitherto-known. In different warmer seas.

Plate XVI. Fig. 1: Ceramium clavilatum in natural state and size.—Fig. 2: portion of filament, }—Fig. 3: terminal portion of filament, *’7.—Fig. 4: cross-section of filament, moder- ately magnified.—Fig. 5: longitudinal section of filament, ?3°.—

Fig. 6: portion of filament, showing spines and hair-like roots,

220 5 < me Esa} 220 Fig. 7: portion of filament bearing tetrasporangia, §°.

Fig. 8: ramulus forming tetrasporangia in transverse rows, 7}°.— Fig. 9g: portion of a longitudinal section of filament showing the

formation of tetrasporangia, *7°.

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Ceramium clavulatum Ag. (岡村 )

Ceramium clavulatum Ag, Hauck’s Meeresalg. p. 113; Bornet Les

Alg. d. Schousboe p. 335 ; De Toni Phyc. Jap. Nov. p. 36.—Centroccras

clanulatum Mont. J. Age Sp: Alg., Vol. Il) p: 1485) Id. ED p. rose Harv. Ner。 ‘Bor, Amer.) itab.743\Ci, Kuetz, Phyer Gener) tabi 4oenss We Centroceras cryptacantloun Kuetz) Sp.8Alg., px 68s e> Id. yilab jeeiyes, Vol. XIII, tab. 17W—Centroceras incre Kuetz. Sp. Alg., 1.c.: Id. Tab. Phyc., l.c.—Centroceras mucracanthuim Kuetz. Sp. Alg., le.; Id. Tab. Phyc.,

l.c., tab. 18.—Centroccras leptacanthin Wuetz. Sp. Alg., p. 689; Id. Tab.

Phyc., l.c.—Centroceras macracanthum Kuetz. Sp. Alg., l.c.; Id. Tab. Phyc.,

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1.c., tab. 19.—Centroceras hyalacantlunn Kuetz. Sp. Alg., l.c.; Id. Tab. Phyc., l.e.—Centroceras oxyacanthum Kuetz. Sp. Alg., l.c.; Id. Tab. Phyc., l.c., tab. 20.—Centroccras brachiacanthum Kuetz. Tab. Phyc., l.c., p. 8., tab.

20.

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Ptilota dentata Okam. CERAMIACE .

Nom. Jap. : Beni-hiba.

Pilota dentata Okam. Sp. Nov. in Bot. Mag. Tokyo, Vol. VI., no.

OzmIcO2 pee I4O—150) Pie lV G. B: de Wont’ Phyc.. jap, NOV PD 3:

Olan Nic. Jap. lexsic, Fasc. I, no, 26.

Diagn... frond compressed, two-edged, midribbed, decom- posito-pinnate ; branches distichous, alternate, patent, and also proliferous from the axils of pinnae; pinnee of simple character regularly alternate, deltoido-acuminate, entire; those of compound, suppressed in sterile frond, presenting only in fertile frond as a very short fertile pinne. Fruits of both kinds developed from pinnee of compound character, which are shortened and produced single or seriated along the margin of branches above the axils of simple pinnee. Cystocarps shortly pedicelled, involucrate. 72 2- sporangia collected in a dense globular aggregation on apices of the short pinnae, produced from the terminal cells of pinnule

and of opposite pinnelle, which are mixed with sterile—simple

or pinnated and subclavate— pinnule. Antheridia unknown to me.

Ffab. On rocks, stones, shells, calcareous alge etc. near low tide. Rather common along our warmer Pacific coast: Iwaki, Hitachi, Kadzusa, Boshu, Totomi. Cystocarps and tetrasporangia

—August.

Descripiton: Uhe voot- is a small disc. The frond is

caespitose, ancipito-compressed, 5-25cm. high, 2-3 mm. broad,

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and has a more or less distinct, immersed, slightly flexuous midrib which becomes fainter gradually upwards. The ramification is irregularly decompound-pinnate, with patent branches the axils of which are rounded. The proliferous branchlets, which are always narrowed at the base, issue from or above the axils of pinne. The simple pinnee are broad at the base, pointed at the apex, with entire margin, and about 1mm. long. They are incurved when young, but erecto-patent or somewhat recurved when old. They have an excentric monosiphonous axis and are corticated to the apex. /yvuz/s of both kinds are developed from pinne of compound character, which are stunted and cylindrical. They are formed either singly or otherwise, seriated along both sides of branches above the axils of deltoid pinnae. The masses of - sporangia are roundish or oblong, densely aggregated on the apex of short pedicels, that is pinnee of the compound character. They are developed from the terminal cells of monosiphonous pinnulze and pinnella. And these are accompanied by sterile pinnulz which are either simple and confervoid or pinnate and subclavate. Cystocarps are formed on a short cylindrical pedicel, involucrated with 7-8 thickly corticated ramult which are simple, cylindrical and entire, tapering towards the apex. Gonimoblast parted into two or three roundish gonimolobes surrounded by a colorless membrane. Antheridia unknown to me. The colour of frond is deep-red, turning to dark-red in drying. The substance is car- tilaginous and the plant adheres imperfectly to paper in drying,

except the younger portion.

The present plant may be considered as a 7 having opposite dissimilar pinnae, of which compound, that is pinnated, ones have been suppressed in sterile frond, the latter being re-

presented only in fertile form, and as the consequence, pinne

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of simple character stand alternately. The compound nature of fertile pinnee is well shown in tetrasporic pinnae, as the tetra- sporangia are produced from the terminal cells of pinnule and opposite pinnelle. With respect to the affinity of the present plant we may consider that it exists with Pélofa Asplenioides, as it is shown by similar arrangement of fructified pinnae, by the alternate disposition of the simple ones, and by the obsoleteness of those of compound nature in both plants in consideration. Of the difference between Pélola dentata and Pt. Asplenioides it is so manifest that we need no further description. Among those /%/2Zze which have regularly alternate and similarly con- structed pinne, such as Ptlota formosissima, Ft. siliculosa and others (ie. species of Luptzlota Kuetz), we are far from finding any plant allied to the present Pxdota. In those just mentioned the arrangement of tetrasporangia and tetrasporic pinne are so widely different from that of those of Pk&lota dentata that no one can judge the present plant has any affinity with them. /#/ota Aspleniides has a wide range of distribution in the Arctic Ocean and in the Pacific, along the coasts of America, Kamschatka and Kurile Island, and it reaches down to Kushiro, a province in the south-eastern coast of the Hokkaido. Ptlota dentata is found in the warmer and southern coast of the Pacific, as far as it is known, extending from Iwaki to Totomi. In my opinion, it has certainly a close relation to L%lota Aspleniowdes having been naturalized and established as a southern representative. This plant is, as it is hitherto-known, only /%/ofa which is found in

the warmer part of our Pacific coast.

Plate XVIII Fig. 1: Frond of /tlota dentata bearing

tetrasporangia in natural state and size. Fig. 2: portion of a

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cross-section of frond, °?.—Fig. 3: portion of the same, more highly magd., 22°.—Fig. 4: portion of a vertical section of frond, cutting through the midrib, 7?°.—Fig. 5: portion of frond bearing cystocarps, showing the midrib and veins, エーEig. 6: cystocarps, °° —Fig. 7: tetrasporic pinne, ®'.—Fig. 8: cross-section of the

same, 73°.—F ig. 9 : tetrasporic pinnula detached, 77°.

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Ptilota dentata Okam. ひば (LAE a)

Prilota dentata Okam. Sp. Nov. in Bot. Mag. Tokyo, Vol. VI, no. 62, 1892, p. 149-150, Pl. 1V; G. B. de Toni Phyc. Jap. Nov., p. 34; Okam.

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PLATE XIX. Myelophycus cgespitosus (Harv.) Isjellm. ENCCELIACEA. Nom, Jap. ¢ Twa-hige. Myeclophycus cespitosus Kjellm. in Engl. et Prantl’s Natrl. Pflanzenfam. Il Weil, 2, (0, 2O2, me Ws IDS dem Ielmye, J[ajo. NOSe (QSOS), fs 555 Jick Syll. Alg., Vol. Ill, p. 484.—Okam. Alg. Jap. Exsic., Fasc. I, no. 44.— Chordaria sunplex Harv. in Gray’s List of Jap. Plant, (1856), Algae, p.

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Fronds densely tufted, gregarious, arising from a common scutate disc, simple and straight, 5-15 cm. high, r mm. thick, filiform, often spirally twisted, gradually attenuating below into a short stem, and ending in a somewhat blunt apex; solid when young, but becoming hollow in age. Szdbstance cartilaginous and the plant does not adhere to paper in drying. Colour dark

brown, turning to blackish when dried.

flab. Gregarious on rocks at high tide. Amakusa-jima, Nagasaki, Nagato, Tosa, Suruga, Idzu, Sagami, Boshi, Iwaki,

Rikuzen.

Plate XIX. Fig. 1: Myelophycus cespilosus in natural state and size.—Fig. 2: cross-section of the fertile frond,°°—-Fig. 3: portion of a longitudinal section of the sterile frond, °9°.—Fig. 4: portion of a cross-section of fertile frond showing assimilatory filaments and sporangia, ?7°.—Fig. 5: portion of a longitudinal 0

Eig. 6: assimilatory filaments and

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Chorda Filum (L.) Lamour. LAMINARIACEAZ.

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Root a small circular disc. Fyvonds single or tufted, simple, chord-like, sometimes twisted in age, 3-4mm. in length and 3-5 mm. or more in diameter in the middle, very much attenuated to a filiform stem at the base, and gradually tapering to a rather acute point at the apex, everywhere covered, when young, with scattered, pellucid or light-yellowish, gelatinous hairs; when old, these mostly disappear, the frond becoming more harsh and less lubricous and traversed by an internal tube which is divided at different intervals by diaphragms, not indicated by any external constriction or swelling. Frond consist of three layers: the in- nermost, of longitudinally running slender thread-like cells which form so-called sieve-tube in the vicinity of diaphragm; the in- termediate, of long, cylindrical or polyhedral cells becoming more slender outward, being covered by a few layers of epidermal cells i.e. the outermost layer. /araphyses clavate with slender neck, protruding above unilocular sporangia which are minute

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ALGA JAPONICA EXSICCATA,

FASCICULUS I.

. Nemalion pulvinatum Grun.

. Scinaia furcellata (Turn.) Bivona. . Brachycladia australis Sond.

. Gelidium divaricatum Martens.

. Gelidium repens Okam.

. Suhria Japonica Harv.

. Acanthopeltis japonica Okam.

. Chondrus elatus Holmes.

. Gigartina tenella. Harv.

. Gymnogongrus flabelliformis -Harv. . Callophyllis japonica Okam.

Callophyllis (Microccelia) Chilensis (J. Ag.)

. Gracilaria Textorii (Suring.)

eae,

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Lamour.

. Lomentaria catenata Harv.

Champia parvula (Ag.) Harv.

. Martensia australis Harv. . Hemineura Schmitziana De Toni

et Okam.

. Delisea pulchra (Grev.) Mont.

Laurencia dendroidea J. Ag.

. Laurencia paniculata J. Ag. . Symphyocladia angusta Okam.

Chondria crassicaulis Harv. Digenea simplex (Wulf.) Ag.

. Dasya scoparia Harv.

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27, 28.

29. 30. Sie 32. 33- 34. 35・ 36. 3/・

38. 39: 40. 41. 42.

43. 44.

45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50.

Ptilota dentata Okam. Ceramium paniculatum Okam.

Ceramium gracillimum Griff et

Harv. Gloiopeltis tenax (Turn.) J. Ag. Grateloupia lancifolia(Harv.) Okam. Grateloupia acuminata Holmes. Grateloupia filicina (Wulf.) Ag. Polyopes Polyideoides Okam. Prionitis angusta Okam. Chondrococcus japonicus (Harv.) Cystophyllum fusiforme Harv.

Pelvetia Babingtonii (Harv.) De ~

Toni. Dictyota dichotoma (Huds.) J. Ag. Padina arborescens Holmes. Haliseris prolifera Okam. Haliseris undulata Holmes. Colpomenia sinuosa (Roth.) Derb. 133 Hydroclathrus cancellatus Bory. IMyelophycus caespitosa (Harv.) Kjellm. Letterstedtia Japonica Holmes. Cladophora Wrightiana Harv. Caulerpa anceps Harv. Cau'erpa Okamurai Weber. Codium mamillosum Harv. Codium mucronatum J. Ag.

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PLATE XXI. Gelidium japonicum (Harv.) Okam. GELIDIACEA. Nom, Jap.: Ov7-kusa. Sulria japomca Harv. Alg. Wright., no. 26; De Toni Phyc. Jap. iNovem (SOs wps22) ne, 215 Id) "Syl vAle. Vol. 1V, py 1645 +. As

Epicr. p. 554 (Nomen); Okam. Alg. Jap. Exsic. no. 6.—Porphyroglossum Joponicum (Harv.) Schm. Neue jap. Florid., (1894), p. 7.

Root fibrous, branching. Fronds single or caespitose, ancipito- compressed, linear, midribbed, branching or dividing from sides and proliferate from both margins and surfaces, 4-20 cm. high, 1.5-2mm. broad. Branches are sometimes more or less regularly alternate, sometimes much more irregularly ; and by the growth of proliferations into branches, ramification becomes more and more irregular. Proliferations, which are narrowed at bases, arise from the midrib, both margins, and intramarginal portions of both surfaces as well as from ends of branches. At the beginning, proliferate ramuli are very minute and ciliary; soon they grow up into narrow spatulate or oblong ramuli which usually become 2-3 times pinnately compound, rarely remaining simple or folia- ceous, especially in tetrasporic frond. Branches are rarely free from marginal proliferations, while their surfaces are often void of them. In a robust form, proliferations are so much dense that the rachis is invisible through them and the latter seems as if densely loaded with short and echinate ramuli. There is no

definite order for the disposition of branches which arise very

Pl, XXI-XXV, Oct., 1901.

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patent, often assuming almost horizontal position. Apices of all

sorts of branches terminate in truncate or blunt ends. Margin is flat and entire, excepting lower portion of the stem where -

both margins often become rough by wearing. The midrib is thick and conspicuous in full-grown parts, but is fainter in younger - or terminal portion of branches. [ Fruits of both kinds are produced from terminal pinnule | of proliferated pinne. Cystocarfs oval or roundish, slightly flattish, blunt or apiculated and consist of two chambers. TZetra- ‘sporangia densely collected in unaltered or slightly dilated pinnule. Antheridia unknown. Colour deep purplish-red. Swédstance rigid and. cartilaginous, becoming almost horny after drying. The plant does not adhere to paper in drying. | _ Fiab. On rocks, stones and shells, extending from high tide mark to the depths. of 1o-15 fathoms. Taiwan (Formosa), Hiuga, Tosa, Shima, Cape Irako (Prov. Mikawa), Sagami, Awa,

Kadzusa, Hitachi. Fruits—Summer.

, Ns Suhria japonica has been first described by Harvey in 1859, ies x from the material collected at Shimoda (Prov. Idzu) by C. Wright. Since that time, no writer has made study of this plant till the appearance of. Schmitz’s work on Gelidiacce (Schm. 1.c.)。 who made a suggestion that Swhria japonica should be ranked among Porphylogossum. Av neice Il want to make a claim for referring this plant to the genus Gelrdium with the following reason. That Swhrta gaponica should not be allied with Swhrza vettata | ic) J. Ag., the typical species of the genus SZ/72Z。 1 am of the same opinion, with Schmitz who first made the remark on this point. Swhria vittata has, as it is well known, rather thin and

broadly linear-lanceolate, simple or irregularly branched, midribbed

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frond which is furnished with obovato-linear,—‘ unverzweigte "3 or very slightly branched, but not pinnately compound,—fertile pinne, proliferating mostly from-margins as well as from the midrib. Swhria japonica has more narrowly linear and pcnnately divided frond having decompostto-pinnate, linear ramuli which are proliferated both from margins and surfaces. Plants having such different habit, | want to say, should not be kept in one and the same genus.

As to Schmitz’s view for classing Suhrea japonica in the genus Porphyroglossum 1 am quite far from agreeing with him. Forphyroglossum Zollingert Kuetz.” has an ecostated, simple or sparingly branched and undulated frond, from whose surfaces, either median or otherwise, and not from margin (?)—very numer- ous, foliaceous, simple, minute and linear pinnule are proliferated. The mode of ramification. of Swhréa japonica, as it is shown in proliferating pinne, can be said to be nothing but pinnate, though in some forms very few ordinary branches are present. The plant in question has midribbed frond and is furnished with pinnate proliferations, arising from both surfaces and margins.

Now, since my discovery of Geldium subcostatum Okam.® which has midribbed frond, Schmitz has studied the. plants which were considered to be related to Gelediacee up to that time and has brought some important changes to the classification of Gelidiacee in general; and consequently, the diagnosis of Gelidium has suffered variations in.certain points. And thus, the presence of midrib in an allied. alga gives no objection for placing it in that

genus. Gelzdium pristoides (Vurn.) Kuetz., again, with which the

i) S@avvalv, Wes, jos Cb -

2) As to Porphyroglossum Zollingeri Kuetz., I am sorry to say, 1 have no specimen to examine and I have to study it only from the illustrations given in Kuetzing’s Tab. Phyc. Vol. XIX, t. 45 and descriptions given in literature. ; 2 -.~ 3) Schmitz. l.e.,-p. 1-2, Taf.. X.

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alga in consideration shows many points of resemblances, has simple or decomposite proliferations either from the midrib or surfaces as well as from margins, making the proliferations to be no hinderance for ranking related alga among eZZzzzz. Still again, the mode of ramification in Swhria japonica is pinnate, as I have already remarked, and both kinds of fruits are formed, as in niany species of Gelzdium, beneath the apices of terminal pinnule of proliferated pinne, which is also the case in Gelzd@ium pristoides. From the points so far stated, I think it more proper to place Swhrza zaponica in Gehdtum than putting it in Swhrza or in Porphyroglossum.

Among hitherto-known species of Gelza:um, the present alga has so much remarkable resemblance with Gelidium pristoides, the specimens of which I have in my herbarium, that the illustra- tions given in Kiitzing’s Tab. Phyc. Vol. XVIII, t. 65 remind us, at first glance, a certain form of Suhria japonica. - The chief differences are that our alga has broader size of frond and non- denticulate sporophylls.

In Martens’ Preus、 Exped. n. Ost-Asien, Tange, p. 133, Gehdium pristordes Turn. is enumerated among our marine flora as collected by Siebold and De Toni mentions the same species in his Phyc. Jap. Nov. p. 22. Geldium pristoides, however, does not grow in this country, as far as my knowledge goes, and I want to take off that species from the list of our marine alge, notwithstanding of my ignorance of Siebold’s specimens, as I

believe it to be nothing but Swhrza japonica.

Plate XXI. Fig. 1: Gelidium japonicum bearing tetra- sporangia, in nat. size. Fig. 2: portion of branch bearing tetra-

sporic pinnule, slightly magnified.—Fig. 3: portion of branch

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bearing cystocarpic pinnule, a, slightly magnified.—Fig. 4: portion of branch rather densely loaded with tetrasporic pinnule, 47.— Fig. 5: cross-section of upper branch, moderately magnined.— Fig. 6: portion of the same more highly magnified, ?4°.— Fig. 7: cross-section of tetrasporic pinnule, slightly magnified.— Fig. 8: cross-section of cystocarp, slightly magnified —Fig. 9:

longitudinal section of the same, %7.

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Gelidium (TA ¢ 3 Bi) 7 VE > 5B 48 oS TT Se

Gelidium japonicum (I! lary.) Okam. om I Ge Cm © SB Suhria japonica Harv. Alg. Wright., no. 26; de Toni Phyc. Jap. Nov.: (1895), p. 22, no. 21; Id. Syll. Alg., Vol. IV, p. 164; J. Ag. Epicr. p. 554 (Nomen) ; fa N,. 6 7S Yi oe BE ah 3 AS . —Porphyroglossum japo- nicum (Harv.) Schm. ‘Neue jap. Florid., (1894), p. 7.

Mie Ze - MMe = y 7 PRR A. AB HE BR EY, Ii B= v7 WR = 7, MK bh? wy, 2D 7S Y eGR CH 2) wR 7 AE 2, HY 4-20cm., fp 1.5-2mm. + J, mo i= ZORA EY? AA Y, = ABBY IS Y 7 Bl WO? Mite Y 7 RP MARY PY ET FY SM, Th 7 TE ae AHI bt. BAR > SEMI 7, wk = RR EB i 7 We RB? Mad, Re ay wo, wer EM = v7 AB M7M7,w7eRe 7 Mt BER > AK 7 bee + 7,3 =A K = rv Fe, i - WR = Ik), La BTIF EKA F ze mst o> R= HY RW 7A Kr 47 ae Ry bz. BRM TR HB ay Ae Pv apa hres Ha v 7,8 = 27 ver? wi aq we Fe ee Ye PRIN ye SRT 7 成長 クウ Gn Re 7 oY

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ah PYF, HIE vr st BY Rr Bey 7, HE FreBa=aMo Wem rt Mrs Ske 7vaw Hs PF BY? la) 7 Bw zr ah Es Pw Bt ot アァ 7. BOM eH os BEY eet 7, BY Oe bY fer Be TPKE MAIR. SMR? Ain KEL $i -6-. Gh Pays AYRE BBB A/B=aKBY FMR Pt Po KAYF, KARE Y 2 = , = 7.,

Hs RNY aU? DMR? BB ae R- WAR 7 We 7, Ain AA 7 > ed 7 Ay, UE 特徴 タル テニ ん. OSMFBok Me DOR =-BHEYRDAR B27 BB 2 rarer 7R Wi TU). 靖子 ^ . Bo RRA). Bo + i ee Cea ee ae een ee a eee トキ * = .

産地 . BA ABS? b= AS, MR 2) 10-75 BR = . BAD tEkeE ORM ee), Ae LEER ce ees

効用 . we GAG a = BO.

AS fii Wy >> ARH AE 7 A (Se, A AR em MO STF )= » 7, Charles Wright Rv PRA PR a BsrREv 2 材料 = 1K 7, Harvey FE 2% 7 Suhria japonica } MV - FARAH = = 7. MR -A SMD = RIA BY RIF

Ia eve RY YW, HK = Schmitz KZ HF (Sehmitz 7 =) 00 A ER ZZ BS Ze SUNN ING PONS tee ツラ bor. phyroglossum = キモ ノノ ナル 7 7 BIR = YZ 7 Gelidium(T APC 3B) = BF v + 2.

Suhria japonica Harv. (35 ¢ 8) 7 Suhria vittata (L.) J. Ag., BJ F Suhria fj 7 BiG 2 > PE, b WR 7 Ale PH 2 b » 4 * Schmitz [RS Tp ETERS 57, BE es 29 Se Mipsis oe mess Ye geey) gh eSiulouatal vittata >, A 7 jE? Som 7, AZ v FR Lo RRR = Key 2m SEX BIKERS KI PT rH? Hy EPR YT’ Wk 3) He = PM) 29 BML A AE = 7 AE AA fa 5) —fe tk = v7 RADIA F 7PM hr 7 B= DH Z,Re ¥ eHBAKRT vw 2 b P F . Suhria japonica + Suhria

vitata 2 VY vee MR =a v7AK=aDvse vhs eve

se = WM a) BMRA vs MR HR RZ. Br BZ y> 2,77 m7 pA RS) ei 7 i —- Bp Hg sw

NE 0 ARE WA Fa Je As

Schmitz Suhria japonica 7 Porphyroglossum fg r= bA2m/ BW 7 BAY LY et, Rr w= > RZ HE =. Porphyrogiossum Zollingeri Kuetz.” (Jb JB JE —- FR 7 = + 9+) Hb Ah F2V7, WR» =P e rH? BY, HR > RR 7 ナメ , シテ = ハム 其他 クノ = リー = RE = o> FX PEE = BRM A a 25 AR >

1) Schmitz 2 .

2) Porphyroglossum Zollingeri > ニシテ , A Kuetzing Tab. Phyc3Vol. XIX,t.45 =7 vB} ®HaBt+ vs VER) a) hee + AV? 8,

A=

te = シテ , サク , 》. Suhria japonica 7 FP UE >, RF = hy 2 7 2b PO ET AE A eG 0 ラウ ae es eo 2RFW Ar ~FMN7, AK raz7nsy % i 7 7 feo. A We? YAM = ee > 7 A i A

, = ミノ ーー = シメ 2 スル 種類 Gelidium subcostatum Okam.( 6 ¢ 8, Schmitz 7 , BS+t+Hw 7 BR Y,z 7 Schmitz =k IV 2 wa), En eI CA CSP = zr tr PYF MIU Ar EB I HE pee Fe ne 生徒 , , 以前 = ju woe @€/7 avy he apy BRL IBR7nr = Bry, E*B= TAOS p= RR 7 AAV HT, PI? zr ebm, 27 Bp = Bay = 7 = Rie 7 ver vy.

=, Gelidium pristoides (Turn.) Kuetz. (Schmitz FR 7 WR 3E 7 #& = 編入 ルル モノ = ニシ 以前 Suhria pristodes J. Ag.I セラ レタ ナリ 多数 Av ey = 77,87 HM), i we = te 2) Em ev BAR 7 AE KS BR 7 AE Ke? = YY F Gelidium BH =A Ivy boa, PF? Azra bh t,—-7 RT VME $i 7 Gelidum [BP = BF7HR7 RBrtAZ?7Mr YY. BR, Suhria japonica FRR TE >, 27 = SM Y #7, BR | = 7,WM? BR > wey AR? ERB = 7 DMR 7 PF = 形成 セラ Gelidium pristoides = fl > 7, HAW HAF Gelidium 種類 = ナリ . 以上 , Suhria japonica Suhria % Porphyroglossum = リム 7 Glidum = テラ ナリ + ,

=

Gelidium jg rh GE BEN FV & » FHA 7 rp = FOF Gelidium pri- stoides AAR HEA MDL A 9 Ai a me 7 7 75S Mu fl = Bi (2 » w > Kadtzing's Tab. Phyc. Vol. XVIII, t. 65 = 8 Ry Gelidium pristoides 7 7 bh» Ay >, we =~ Suhria japonica 7 BY IB HK . 88 are Cea = Jae i J 7 ee 2s fe J te Geli dium pristoides 7 #8 fn > BZ? Hz v7 RoR AD 便 7. HER V EWS, KMART >, I) TBE Z7AZYR BB GBT ra T IP a,

Martens’ Preus. Exped. n. Ost-Asien, Tange; p. 133 =, Siebold JE ZIAD HaHSRBY AI rv7AAPERMP = B~ are), Deron Ve intes 7 PP7 Phyc. Jap. Nov. p. 22 =F Ay, Rv ドモ , ララ スル =, Gelidium pristoides >. Zh = 5 = Siebold タル ザル 4-727, KPERG? ARP 2IS 7 Rey bx,

Z y 2% 7 VF Suhria japonica = ラズ ズレ バナ 7。

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PEATE XOX Callophyllis japonica Okam. GIGARTINACEA. Nom. Jap.: osoba-no-tosakamodokt. Callophyllis japonica Okam. in J. B. de Toni u. Okam. New Meeres- algen aus Japan, p. 77, Taf. XVI, fig. 13-17) (Ber. d. deut: bot. Geselsch.,

Jane. 1804), De oni Phyc. Jap: Nov., (1895), p25, no. 41; Id. Syl: lem Vol IVE p.235)Okam. Ale: Jap: Exsics nos 10. 2

Fronds ceespitose, rising from a circular disc, stipitate, with a short compressed stem which soon passes into cuneate base of flat, linear,. dichotomo-flabellate frond, 5-17 cm. high. Segments irregularly dichotomous, with upper ones sometimes somewhat alternate, erecto-patent linear or linear-cuneate, 2-5 cm. broad, slightly widening towards forked portions, rounded at axils. Margin furnished with interrupted laciniee which are simple or com- pound ; simple ones subulate and teeth-like ; compound ones lobed and lacinulated. In some specimens, almost all margin is lacinulat- ed leaving no gulf entire, as it is illustrated in fg. 2. Cystocarps are immersed in the substance of laciniee, prominent above either surface of frond and crowned with three to five or more blunt horns in which orifices are formed from within outward. They are produced single or three to four or more aggregated. Zetra- sporangia are scattered over the whole surface of frond, oblong, cruciate, disposed among cortical cells. Colour beautiful rosy-red. Substance thin and membranaceous and often becomes rather

cartilaginous when old. Plant does not adhere to paper in drying.

Hab. On rocks and other substances between tide marks.

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Hiuga, Tosa, Shima, Mikawa, Totomi Suruga, Sagami, Boshu. Fruits—Summer.

This species is most nearly resembling to Callophyllis rhynche-

carpa Rupr. and, beyond any question, it has close affinity with

the latter. But, Callophylis rhynchocarpfa has entire margin for

a longer distance than it is in the present plant, and toothed or_

lacinulated portions seem to be mostly limited to upper portions, as I judge from a specimen of it collected at the eastern coast of Sakhalin.

Plate XXII. Fig. 1: Callophyllis japonica with cystocarps, in nat. state and size.—Fig. 2: sterile frond with much more lacinieted margin, +,—Fig. 3: cross-section of frond, §°.—Fig. 4: portion of the cross-section of frond bearing tetrasporangia, 24°. —Fig. 5: portion of frond bearing cystocarps, slightly magnified. —Fig. 6: cystocarps seen from above, 97.—Fig. 7: longitudinal section of cystocarp, 7.—Fig. 8: longitudinal section of cystocarp,

more highly magnified, §°.—Fig. 9: neucleoli, 74°.

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oe) eae [all oe Callophyllis Kiitzing. ism 8 GS ty 9 7 葉状 = シテ, 細胞 : a= vv Mw) 3) RIF, KBR MaDe Ys MBIT 2, ¢ FRM? Ha>, MIE PRern oH Hk= Bl er 7 Wz RRR te Se HH Heo rH Mia MIF R= MREY RB = AH =BY 7 Ws Be ナス , シテ = , 細胞 ^ = シテ , 細胞 テラ ラル: 細胞 = シテ 長き , = ナル 細胞 7 Iver as As) me rR MAMI? Os . 澤山 = 原形 2 細胞 = ナル アリ , = Zot 77 oe OY Ze A = vy = ^ = = s HRY R= ez, BRN B23 BHA 7,R?AM= She KEY T+) et YAY RS BRL IAA) WF RE? RIPE HAR aI, 7 ee AXA TZ7 MY WER > HEF CU A 3) mY SE BS > A iio te

VFHET HE vy 7wWRK veZr7 Hie 2 ee 25 he $= =A 7 Mie a) mre» Wi WY 7 BE 5 i JRL Bey >> Bq HK

IS

= fi th 2, i » 7 BOA > Me Ot = fo a —- 7 FM a me vw DTI Y Marit se B77 + va RR 7 AE アリ 7. Ii KR 7 WE ihe ev A A > So A 7 ee 7 ob a Mi = 32K =I y, ee AK = ik sz. STA? m,n Bl? Mi -RhawaAYy 7 BB PP AZ Te spetdae WIKI RIAA RO NW = Re Mh? WEY er BRIG HAESVIDRY RRR? MMe > B= Bw? RH WI? Bmke ors 7m iy 7 Ms) vem AM =H K = PRY, BSS 7 WE? EY A i 7 HO He 2. YER? Tin > Sow = BK 7+ vy fee PEF 組織 クノ 細胞 00 ンー TP ihe) D2 See GL

io SVR eer RIUF RRM y MKIT » HA = 2M RBM = BROK = Mey ar My 7 A; iY F{i> tr Ha 27 AMR ZY 7 = ey = . BR MRM HARE Y, = = ジタル = サテ シュ 7 . RAW ROMA 2 yer er oye ME RTS Lewes, —- 1 LR MM? SY ID = EK セラ レタ アル : 突起 アル トキ = pia er es lsd ZN Sy 0) | 有人 6

HA? H+B2vre7 Dat+M=ar7, Ht? Ba AvP > ESF I; Aa > IB? =? OMT 7

“と さか どき 種類 外形 = 種々 シノ ミチ

Dae SA, HE? He Rr emo r aso r BRT I), RR? = テハ アア . HAR? KF ~ Me 7ih= 7 rv, bes MM eI Re ORM M >, = be Sy alNZ7 = 半々 多数 ナル アリ RRA YM Se シク 配置 ノノ トシ テム SE A UM BS eA ye ML ZAAY HA eH A = BIWMathrS v7 v7MMP yy) Wa BR= YT H= RBRt vs 7), WS? Ms) SHB SR? B= B ルコ . 従来 Callophyllis セラ レタ Hil + Crossocarpus Rpurecht, Rhodocladia Sonder, Microcoelia J. Agardh, Be 2 ウン J. Agardh +. Callophyllis » fH = TA PY & > v Fw AY, PW Bxy 7, we 2) AE Ar bey eee 7 AZ Kr = 7 » Crossocarpus Ruprecht トシ ナス "一 Schmitz und Haupt- fleisch in Engler und Prantl's Pflanzenfamilien, Algen, p. 364. Microcoelia J. Ag. 7 Callophyllis » 8 + » Bh - 4s 38 = A LE B IGS = A = J. Agardh 意見 2 タリ .

Callophyllis japonica Okam. きか どき (岡村 )

Callophylis gapomca Okam. in J. B. de Toni und Okam. Neue Meeres- algen aus Japan, p. 77, Taf. XVI, fig. 13-17 (Ber. d. deut. bot. Gesels.,

Jalhipeeee894)) dels Toni gehyc. jap: (Nove SOs pm2s. no. 41 + Id. Syll,

Alg. Vol. IV, p. 285; UAL, 0 As HERR a 98 + 98,

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fa > ge Ey, GREK AE) Ao Yi Xt ee lt 7 A7; > B= Re = Py > 7 ERO t+ 2; A> Be WK = YF MAKE aK = PU A, 5-170. FY. 規則 Maye, bM sy e720 bv eo, WHEY, RUE By, MARR > MR—Be IE 2 + y, 2-5cm. 7 7 AY, FP We BS AF=-SVARBT) RAY. Be Bwe pr Ay 7 eA; Bl ye on BD TP HBR FF ver rR ay > IR PU EWUES re OTE RB ABBRY SDB ITA BR Bika 7 o>,Fav SHR? ees PRB? Re Pv st BOM = my aw Her Ty, eR Ah’ = Wey, wh? wae ar - GY KHeR Yj 3-5 a Ze Bh + rm WEIR 7 A 7; Ew? A= RIL7 BY, RIL AM sma Reo ER LX = OM HR SM=BAzr ee 7. WED FEM AW- MEY, RMR = v7.4 RARE - = . 紅色 7. Boer ear eer EBM ArM bere BARR Pm スル トキ =

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EW. MRM? BGM? ee aes. , jE, =m, FIL RAAB. BeOS.

Callophyllis rhynchocarpa Rupr. = fg © FE 7 FA ¥, Zz b BT VR 7 AA tah a SEF A VU a Re PY , 玉島 7 HE = F FE 2 ~ Callophollis rhynchocarpa 7 f# A = (K 7 FL wv

= Hf AM ain ART» MBP? AZ HY os > RH =

ju VY, HK? BH? BAW > BZ Lm 7 m= Rvs ノヽ

ニニ スル 8 さか CS 7 AR? Kiet -HRIe: BeEYABMKR7Z TF ere FX, tSSB: M/k, Y.#-Bae: OewWre7 6 zw it > he i Hy 7? HS, 24° A lel: He 7 Az rf Bw, シク RKBARB: BR? har Wbere7, 22-84 w: Se 5k 7 He el HM, 7s Vi: Ve 7 ee 7 B= RY are ノッ 一覧 Fu : 7b 12, 77°

2 Cingt x; «> Pd i" > 7 *y f <a & 1 i“ 2 x 3 ad % “Awe 3 rf , fe 2 S| a > rT 3 . te a * kt J 0 tee Dy PD a = ニコ

PLATE XXTH:

Gracilaria Textorii Suring. SPHA ROCOCCACEEA. Nom, Jap.! Aaba-nori.

Gracilaria Textora Suring. Index precurs.» p. 4; De Toni Phye. apa NG 2 00 52 8 Tel Syl) Ales Volk IVs p:/449);- Okam Ao Jap. Exsic. no. 13.—Spherococcus (Rhodymenia) Textoru Suring. Alg.

japonice, p. 36, t. 23; J. Ag. Epicr. p. 426 (Nomen in Gracilaria).

Plants caespitose, rising from a common scutate disc, with a short subcylindrical stem, soon expanding into the cuneate base of frond, ro-2o cm. high. /vond flat, coriaceous, dichotomously or subpalmately lobed with broad linear, patent segments whose axils are rounded. Segments, which are 1-3cm broad, sometimes end in blunt or ligulate, or sometimes in acute or bifid apices ; in other cases, terminal segments are much slenderer than the remaining portion, being divided in repeatedly dichotomous manner. Margin is usually flat and entire, sometimes slightly undulated, and is often provided with proliferous segments which are similar in character to other portion. Frond internally consists of large and thick-walled cells, elongated between margins and externally covered by a few layers of cortical cells.

Tetrasporangia are densely scattered over both surfaces of frond. Cystocarps are hemispherical or almost globular, densely scattered over both surfaces of frond. Pericarp is thick being

constructed of many layers of cells and is provided with a

1) The author has already stated in the preface that literature quoted under each species shall be limited to those which were actually consulted. But hereafter, all the known works relating to every species shall be mentioned, distinguishing those, which he has no facility to refer, in Italic.

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terminal pore. Placenta is hemispherical, lobed or notched on its surface, connected with pericarp by slender sterile filaments, and radiate short spore-flaments from the surface.

Colour pale-browish red. Szbstance thin and membranaceous in younger frond, but becoming thicker when old. When fresh, the plant is coriaceous and brittle, but becoming tenaceous after drying. It imperfectly adheres to paper in drying when fully

grown.

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flab. On rocks between tide marks, often preferring shelter- ed places. Hizen, Tosa, Oshima (Idzu), Sagami, Boshn, Kadzusa, Oki, Noto. Pretty common along the both coasts of warmer

part of this country. Fruits—Summer.

Plate XXIII. Fig. 1: sterile frond of Graclaria Textorat, in nat. state and size. Fig. 2: cystocarpic frond, +.—Fig. 3: portion of the cross-section of tetrasporic frond, highly magnified.

—Fig. 4: longitudinal section of cystocarp, °?.

f SP Slap Gracilaria Greville. どの) まみ FH Bee A tEK, MUR Ro a, LKR Wi 27 DRY, HM

Wm aI) RR T 7 HHS ev Mh eI Mm oA M7 Mi AB-ZABPRF+ Mis) MI, MARA = WF I; Keo b> * Ms 7, AA 7 AA 7 eB = シテ カラ . REM ZSHM=-BK= KH re -B 条約 = リナ . 健二 ナラ , 容易 = 軟化 . ^ = 十字 = . BR クノ 表面 = , 球状 = 外面 = 隆起 . 果皮 , 47 HE, Ai = UE Ma 7 HR 7 7 RR bh RR 2, E> 球状 = 隆起 , Fr vero RR » > Ws 7, ee Y aa ee cE I FD A 7 ee 7 7 ログ JHE BY 2 Mh = HY, NAR 7 PR = ET OD Fp at AMA 7 FF A. WP 7 BY ee oe > A Lh = 7, FE JQ WWI Ezy TMH SRP Re MK = マリ タル モノ , 多少 放射 = , スル ラチ ナス: ラナ ~e? LMR BH Y NR EM? Re Bina kB? = 胞子 . FB? RMP HRI 7 ES TH = *, =7 細胞 2 ,

クノ 種類 ^ = シテ 各地 = る:

De hi ee ポン レシ ドス

Gracilaria Textorii Suring. 5 Gracilaria Textoria Suring. Index precurs” p. 4; De Toni Phyc. Jap. Nov. p. 27, no. 52; Id. Syll. Alg., Vol. IV, p. 449.—Spherococcus (Rhodymenia) Textori Suring. Alg. Japonice p. 36, t. 23; J. Ag. Epicr. p. 426, (Gracilaria P= AK FHS Se v7 2); MN, AAR BS,

BS >. cee EY, A OK aa 28 2) owe Y, eX PAT AE KR 7 747; 8 RTI FRB I+ er BPR +s, ro-2ocm. アリ Bo Bhai シテ, 革質, CK he MW = 5p v, & MB > BPA e ~ Bee BRM 7 7 7 v, ER > lv. > 1-3cm. WRF, AR PY FT > SHAR BK Ai 7 A», ph YF eo RRL HMenr ie 7 82; ty 7 >, EB JRoRihe Bsa) B=- M7 7 ELKaRPRA Re WH PI = » > Se, WR RY 7 > (= Ua Y, FE BA 7 A A HAR > fh? We 7 7 EM 7 =. TE? > A > Mm7kM =P 7 he RX, K+, BSR? zr MH a 9 OY, OBB >> Ket AM? He 7 WF fie >

1) RYH FRABNe vy EKRSM? TABBY F VERA AOR Y YPEBSyR vee aRMI Fv BAM sd URKRM=WRT wv hB»r BZ スル セリ HAEVBvr I Ber~Avrws Fvtroranee BER (Italic) タル モノ , ーー

= BahaFB@-? Wi= B aes BR PRK » J VERIR = y 9 487 Ti = B= ME 2. BRR > ws Bie 7 M1 ay we), ag = RIL 7 fA 7. 球状 = ニシ ziti M7 ey, Me PE? R7WFTRE eK Y, Iw ARB 27 XRF 2. Bo Rie Bo WMrer7-Wrv7yRAtrere, 老成 スシ トキ スム , AM PX > MoD Ys Hv ケレ ドモ , スル トキ トナ , 充分 成長 シタ

ze 2D oie a lip Ga 28 2) [pai be ane:

産地 . 岩石 = と, 往々 アル 場所 = . A fd, EE, KO (BF), AH, HG, EG OS, EE. RR? We = EMT. 夏期 |

A. 食用 トシ 製造 = キル .

So tSelik ': 5 ) 及ぼ 自然 : ネー : 胞子 7A AMES? Pe 7 OB, PSK. eR 7 Me, 2.

PL. XXIV.

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Champia Bifida nov. sp.

PLATE XXIV.

Champia bifida Okam. nov. Sp. RHODYMENIACEA. Nom. Jap.: /zra-watsunagi-so.

Lagn.: Fronds perhaps decumbent, loosely intricated by coalescing to each other, compressed, throughly articulated, usually 2-3 times distichously pinnate, with branches alternate and some- times verticillate, patent, often subdichotomous above. Branches narrowed toward bases, acute or bifid at apices, with joints scarcely or slightly constricted and one-third or one-fourth long as broad. TZelrasporangia forming a dense orderless aggregation between joints. Cystocarps scattered, sessile and ovoid with a

promint carpostome. ffab, Enoshima and Misaki (Sagami). Fruits—late in Spring.

Decrip.: Plants are loosely intricated with branches coalesc- ing to each other by the formation of short root-like processes, and may perhaps become decumbent by adhering to substratum in the similar way, as this alga is only found washed ashore, and whenever we cellect it, we can not obtain a perfect plant with root, though the lower portion of frond is found to taper into subcylindrical stem. 7/ ogz〆 is compressed, usually branched distichously in 2-3 times pinnate manner, attaining the hight of 8-1ocm. in full grown plant. Branches are opposite or alternate, often here and there dichotomous and sometimes furnished with verticillate segments which arise from sides and

surfaces. The breadth of branches measures 2-7 mm., usually

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5-6 mm. in broader portions. They are gradually narrowed towards their bases, patent and terminate in acute or bifid apices. Joints are not constricted in greater part of frond, especially in younger portions, but slightly constricted in lower and broader parts. The length between joints is one-third or one-fourth as broad.

frond is tubular, separated into small compartments by thin, cellular, one-cell-layer thick diaphragms at joints. The wall ef the tube is thin, internally consisting of a layer of larger roundish cells whose interstices are occupied externally by smaller cortical cells. Through the tube, there run longitudinally many, slencer, colorless, simple or branched, articulated filaments which arise from the cells lining the wall of the tube and pass through diaphragms. These filaments or hyphee are laterally provided with a smali globular cells what are known as “bulb-cells.” The filaments converge at extremities towards the apical points of frond.

Letrasporangia are densely collected over the surface between joints of the middle or lower portion of a branch, without any difinite order, bulging in towards the interior of frond. Cyséo- carps are scattered around branches, sessile and urceolato-ovoid, and are furnished with prominent carpostome. ‘The inner layer of pericarp is consisted of a beautiful network of slender fila- ments which arise from the tissue forming the bottom of the spore-cavity. Gonimolobes form a globular mass with densely packed spore-flaments paniculately branching from a large pedicel- cell, making spores to ripe in the terminal articulations and are covered by hyaline gelatinous envelope.

Colour orange-red fading to yellowish-orange in prolonged immersion in fresh water. Széstance gelatinoso-membranaceous

and the plant firmly adheres to paper in drying.

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Champia lifida differs from Chamfpia compressa Harv., Ch. Nove-Zelandie (Hook. et Harv.) J. Ag. and the allied plants chiefly by having bifid apices, subdichotomous branches and

broader size of segments.

Plate XXIV. Fig. 1: tetrasporic frond of Champia bifida, extricated, ¢.—Fig. 2: semrdiagramatic tangential section of frond, magnified.— Fig. 3: vertical longitudinal section of frond, *?.— Fig. 4: filament with a bulb-cell, 2 passing through diaphragm, a, サーEig. 5: portion of segment bearing tetrasporangia, エー Fig. 6: portion of cross-section of frond bearing tetrasporangia, 91.—Fig. 7: two cystocarp-bearing branches coalesced, }.—Fig. 8: longitudinal section of cystocarps, 12.—Fig. 9: upper half of pericarp, showing network, °2.—Fig. 10: portion of neucleus, showing the mode of ramification of a gonimolobe, which arises

from pedicel-cell, and basal portion of pericarp, ®?.—Fig. rr :

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young carpospores, walls omitted, 77°.

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Amansia glomer ata, C.Ag.

PLATE XXV.

Amansia glomerata Ag. RHODOMELACEA. Nom, Jap.: <Azku-/iwodosh. Amansia glomerata Ag. Syst. p. 247; J. Ag. Symb. p. 25; Id. Sp. Poe Olen pasion te Katze Spy lo, pr 683, kbe. Rhodem-: p, 416,

fal nortO—2 i ate Villette, 14-29.—Amansia Jasciculata Witz. Tab. Phyc. Vol. XV, Taf. 4, a-d—Delesserta rhodantha Harv. Alg. Telfair.

no. im Flook. Journ. of Bot. p. 147, tab. CXXVI.—Amansia rhodantha J. Ag. Symb. p. 26.—Exsicc. Harv. Fotendl. Isl. Alg. no. 9.

Root a circular disc. Fronds form densely glomerous tufts, 3-7 cm. high in our specimens. At the beginning, frond is lan- ceolate and thin membranaceous, with the growing apex rolled toward the ventral surface, pinnulated along margin, and pro- liferates segments similar to the primary frond from the midrib of the same surface. Proliferated segments are fasciculated after the manner of a rosette, and these segments, after having at- tained their full length, give rise to other proliferations in their turn. By this way, the simple primary frond becomes decom- pound. The midrib is insignificant in a lamina which has no proliferation, but becomes very thick and prominent, when pro- liferations are produced from certain points of the midrib, by gradual cortication over both of its surfaces, along the line ex- tending from the the points to the base of the lamina. In this

manner, the lower portion of the primary frond becomes thicker

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and thicker, and by the abrasion of the wing, the midrib changes to the stem which ramifies with no definite order. All the seg- ments are same in shape and other characters. They are lan- ceolate, rolled up at the apices towards the ventral surface and are furnished with minute pinne or Flankendste” of German writers, which appears like marginal teeth, Pinnee, which are of endogenetical origin, incurve towards the ventral side and carry similar pinnule along their margins. They remain mostly short, but sometimes grow up. into segments similar to the rest. Thus, the ramification is brought about by two ways, firstly Ly the growth of pinnee and secondly by resette-like proliferations. Among our specimens, I have seen some forms in which root-like processes are emitted from marginal portion of an older lamina (fig. 5). And in other case, I have detected a plantlet which has developed itself into a separate individual by emittng root-fibres from the lower harmed end of the midrib of lamina (fig. 4). From these instances, the alga seems to adhere to substratum by its parts and not uncommonly to effect vegetative multiplication.

Lamina is entirely destitute of cortication excepting the thickened midrib, and consists of two layers of horizontal rows of elongated, hexagonal cells which are derived from paired pericentral cells disposed on both sides of the midrib. The height of the cells of lamina measures 72-120 and we may count about 150 cells between margins. Along dorsal median line of limina, a row of deciduous hair-leaves is arranged, which are branch- ed many times dichotomosly. The original lamina can always be seen even in thickly corticated portion such as stem and branches.

Tetrasporangia are formed in slightly altered pinnule in

double rows along the ventral surface, being covered by two

so-called ‘cover-cells.” Hinnulee which produce tetrasporangia are

lanceolate and simple or sparingly branched and are usually

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marked by rudimentary growth of hair-leaves. Anthcridia and cystocarps are unknown to me at present. Colour Leautiful rosy-red. Szbstance of lamina thin and membranaceous, that of stem and mdbrib cartilaginous. The plant does not adhere to

paper in drying.

7z2. Okinawa Isl. (Riukiu Isl. Kuroiwa) ; Ogasawara-jima (abundant pieces obtained from the stomach of Chelona viridis Miesct.S)):

fiitherto-known: In the Pacific at Samoa Is]., Sandwich Is!, Basilan Isl. and Sulu Isl. In Indian Ocean at Mauritius Isl. and

Madagascar Isl. At Dar es Salaam on the east coast of Africa.

The locality mentioned above ts the northern-most limit known

of the distribution of this alga in the North Pacific Ocean.

Plate XXV. Fig. 1: sterile frond of Amansia glomerata, 3. —Fig. 2: portion of lamina showing rosette-like proliferations and thickening of the midrib, ?.—Fig. 3: portion of the middle

one of three rosettes in Fig.

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, to show the younger prolifera- tions, *2—Fig. 4: young plantlet producing roots from the lower end of midrib, +—Fig. 5: adventitious growth of creeping branches from marginal portion of lamina, 12.—Fig. 6: portion

of surface of lamina showing zonal arrangement of cells on both sides of the midrib, 72°.—Fig. 7: portion of the cross-section of lamina showing the midrib and 5 pericentral cells ; v, the ventral, d, the dorsal side, 22°.—Fig. 8: the same showing the formation of cortical cells on the ventral side of the midrib, ??°.—Fig. 9 :

cross-section of thick midrib, 48—Fig. 10: apical portion of

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Jamina seen from the ventral side showing a longitudinal row of

hair-leaves on the dorsal side, 27°.—Fig. 11: tetrasporic pinnulz

seen from the ventral side, 48.—Fig. 12: portion of the same 22,

seen from the ventral side to show 2 ‘‘cover-cells, 23°.—Fig. 13:

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portion of the same seen from the dorsal side,

Amansia Lamouroux ( pele 3B) 7 t a = i SS OB w+--H a7,

Amansia glomerata Ag.

See Geo Ul at eben Over

Amansia glomerata Ag. Syst. p. 247; J. Ag. Symb. p. 25; Id. Sp. Alg., Vol. II, p. 1111; Kiitz. Sp. Alg. p. 883; Fkbg. Rhodom. p. 416, Taf. I, fig. 19-21; Taf. VI, fig. 14-29.—Amansia fasciculata Kitz. Tab. Phyc., Vol. XV, Taf. 4, a-d.—Delesseria rhodantha Harv. Alg. Telfair. no. tm Hook. Journ. of Bot. p. 147 tab. CXXVI.—Amansia rhodantha /. Ag. Symb. p. 26.—, te FE in Harv. Friendl. Isl. Alg. no. 9.

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Lomentaria catenata Harv. RHODYMENIACEZ.

Nom. Jap. : Fushi-tsunagi.

Lomentaria catenata Harv. in Gray List of plants coll. in Japan, Passi ja Ac PMpicicy pso257 dexVont Rhye. Japai(1895),|p. 28}.ne2604 Id. Syll. Alg. Vol. Ill. p. 555; Okam. Alg. Jap. Exsic. Facs. I, no. 15.—

Chylocladia catenata J. Ag. Epicr., p. 303 (nomen).

Plant is dendritic, forming a large, dense and roundish tuft, and rises from matted surculus. Frond is stipitate, erect, cylin- drical and tubular, 2-3 times pinnately branched and is 6-18 cm. high, attaining 1-1.5 mm. in diameter. Stem is percurrent, slightly narrowed at base, and is constricted into joints at various distances. Branches of every order are opposite or verticillate, but not with- out some irregularly inserted ones. The lower branches are usually longer than the upper, and their lengths become shorter and shorter upwards, and, as the consequence, the plant assumes pyramidal outline. All the branches and branchlets are very patent or almost horizontal, especially in lower branches, stand- ing on rounded axils, and arise from neighborhood of node or from internodes where segments widen out in some measures. Their bases are somewhat narrowed and their apices are blunt. Lengths of articulations are lonzer in the lower portion of stem and larger branches, becoming gradually shorter upwards. Upper portions of branches are catenato-constricted with fusiform

or ellipsoidal segments, especially so im tetrasporic fronds.

ones, but in other cases, their branches are much more elongated, often appearing to unaccustomed eyes to be entirely different from the typical plant. “2 The innermost layer of the wall -of frond is composed of 3 it loosely set and longitudinally running filaments to which so-called gland-cells are wanting. Outside of this layer is occupied by a

| thick layer, composed of internally larger and externally smaller | cells, which is covered by a layer of anticlinal, cortical ceils. At

constricted places, there are transverse septa which are composed of an aggregation of irregularly arranged roundish and elongated cells. These septa divide the tube into various compartments

and are connected with the inner wall of the intermediate layer

by filamentous cells. There are no longitudinally running fila-

ments which unite septa to each other, as it is the case with |

Champia. | _Tetrasporanegia are densely aggregated into roundish sori

which are scattered over segments of ramuli and sink beneath

the surface of frond, forming roundish depressions. They are

developed from cortical cells and bulge in towards the cavity of

frond. They are surrounded by a beautiful network of infra- ti

cortical cells which become filamentous there. They are roundish

or elongated and are triangularly divided.

Cystocarps are globular, and sessile, and single or 3-4 or

more are aggregated at the sides of branches and branchlets.

cells. The inner layer is composed of a few stellate and anas- tomosing cells, and the outer, of ro ndish ones which .are arranged in anticlinal rows. Neucleus is simple and globular, being ‘made of spore-flaments which are densely branching in

| | Bl < } | | | | 76 | Cystocarpic fronds are sometimes similar in shape to tetrasporic | | | a

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paniculate manner from a large pedicel-cell. The central cell, on ll

Pericarp is thickly cellular and is composed of two layers of ~ | | |

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which the pedicel-cell stands, is small and sustained below by a stratum of stellate cells which form the bottom of spore-cavity and the inner anastomosing layer of pericarp. Gonumolobes are successively formed. Spores are almost simultaneously developed in all the articulations of spore-filaments and are densely aggre- gated without any conspicuous order. A large carpostome is opened on the apex of the pericarp.

Colour dull red, fading to greenish on standing long in water. Substance cartilaginous and the plant rather imperfectly adheres

to paper in drying.

flab. On rocks between tide marks, often in tde-pools and sheitered places. Tosa, Shima, Isls. Kozu-shima and Oshima (Prov. Izu), Shimoda (Prov. Izu), Sagami, Boshu, Kazusa.

Fruits late in Spring.

ine, Tonise Syl tals. lc; the “present species ts put

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under “Species incerta ;’ but it is beyond any doubt that it is a distinct species related to Lomentaria articulata (Huds.) Lyngo. From the latter, however, the present plant differs in consistence,

mode of ramification and length of articulations.

Plate XXVI. Fig. 1: a few of fructified fronds of Lomen- taria catenata Flarv., +; for the sake of conveinence, tetrasporic and cystocarpic fronds shown as if to grow in one and the same tuft. Fig. 2: portion of elongated frond bearing cystocarps, 1,—Fig. 3: portion of ramuli, showing tetrasporic sori, ーー Fig. 4: longitudinal section of frond, showing dissepiment,

slightly magd.—Fig. 5: longitudinal section of cystocarp, 33.—

Fig. 7: portion of the wall of frond and dissepiment, §%.—

Fig. 8: tetrasporangia, 22°—Fig. 9: portion of the cross-

section of frond, ?2°.—Fig. 10: paniculate branching of pedicel-

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a ON lal Lomentaria Lyngbye. LOU SB

. >> (A) AE WK OC >> = Wes AL, RP ZS, >> Pe, MM WmalMme rb 7U7, ee? mM 7rZe RY rr P MipHayv 7, oP 7+ vy gH 7 425% 27> Wi a) R= op YM 3 es ee NY 7 ME HE FP AR my $e AK HA 7 HED RY, PA? Boa PF >, =ijl@vy 7 iD AR HY, ho FRM 7 A; KN wr vem -Fayv, 7 >t 7, PAt MBH = 7 IF HF wee? MM 7 + 2; Wie MRT ~ HM lt Mo Beit 2) wey, ie RZ Pt mK Je AM 7 ん. OPRFB>HRI7I+ vs hI, SORMIAW=aM Ss Aw ROP WM? MP = BMY, PRY HRY, = = . BRo ME vie? HMB = Wes. = 充満 スル 組織 フラ シコ ナク, トシ , = 組織 クノ 痕跡 . (o> Ki RXR WK Me Be HH 2 IF), FRO AKT AMD 2) BE MIR = FP REY, Higi=- WWF 7m 2; Mee AK Be sm

ZE=/7MRBIB st, Ast RH Bs VPRZA PM B-

MAmewih7 erst ).

Lomentaria catenata Harv.

AlloyD Iii) esate

Lomentaria catenata Harv. in Gray List of Plants coll. in Japan, p. 331; J. Ag. Epicr., p. 635; gee <Toni, Phyc. jap., (1895) p. 28, no. 60; Id. Syll. Alg. Vol. Il, p. 555; MN, HAW MER, ie, Ph; Wd

H A ee 3% 38, 48 H.—Chylocladia catenata J. Ag. -Epict, lp: 303 (Aiea)

eo RK = 4 7,K+” AS Br RIM Y Beery” Ma) B24 Hes» 7, ER Pe+),- HS pmea-y , 6-18 cm. 7, 7G 1-1.5mm. 7 Az, Mo LP Sh v, 基部 , = , ナレ シテ クビ アァ. Ke HAE Mo AE a be, RH = Hr er ep ype x, PW? RMB EB? 7 3d) E,W er Laake UF j= HMB IFA BREDA Ms bY > epee, Ro KEW FT, R= PBR IWS Ry) bas Ho eZ YF Chi LR i 3 7 WF, > Bea ww LD, AW HM? 7) > SE. A? Be Pa

BERT MEA FAR? YF, MRE R= MY Br be

UGK = 7 ov, GM HRRR- BAR IF vy, k= Ty NF 7 AL A wv HE = HF My pa, He RF AY A wv Ho, ED 47 HWS 7 2 eb eI YL a ee MEY 7, We Pry Ran, 規範 t ナレ WL 7 Bo |

MBE 7 Ie Yi > BD PE vw HEE & rv, #2 BD I

OE

$k = > Pio DRAM 7 We. Be Jet 7 Sh > FR 7 BEY, SE 細胞 =^ = シテ , = ナリ , シテ 表面 = 直角 = 配置 そん, 細胞 ノー ハル . = テム , = カレ タル , 規則 = 配置 wis Rees sas By . PES a 7 =F Fs, PIRM I= (KF, WBE ch 7 BE PO 2. うぅ = , = スル , 縦走 » BRK AM + .

SMF BAe? Re Py 7 Bey I DR Gi MMB = hE yi RMP =aMs. OPT > Ke Me a JAD, AR? AE 7 = WH A; Ty > PE BR = >, OP et aAeVSMRI+ vs ME 7M MF M2» Be = YF = HOE = HB 2.

BR R= vy 7 MH, HM, Lo sam ee 2 fey, 小枝 付着 . 果皮 細胞 組織 7 成り , =I UFR; A> BRAY 5, KIT em DK? コリ , Heo A+ May ky > Ki = Ht vr A ace feos eS 7 KK? eh J’ fee, Ye Mika Ba PR er NFR ay Mor. 細胞 ^, ナル MW? =F, HPD -B? BKM? WF X~ @ mw; tb BRA > RR? AE 7), RR AS 7 + 2% ED ナリ . MMAR R= Bme s~ 胞子 同時 = Fh BWG RF BREF, EMT BRA. = ナル . 7

Gomi Bays, = アル トキ ナル

-~Ox Bowkt he シテ , 乾燥 スル トキ = 付着 スル アコ Haz,

産地 . 岩石 = , = ナリ メタ 場所 = . EES IE RK OD) FOB), A Ka, 2G, #8. cL By lit As.

JDe Toni Syll. Alg. = » Afi “AA FER” PR = i wv 2 v PY , Lomentaria articulata (Huds.) Lyngb. b #7 |

I =N

AA VEER vr apoB VRre zy 7 ba + Ber BB (iA eRe R ew? Rear yp az.

Sot KE hk

: RLOUS BR IR zr Ba v 7, bv 7 fh MIRA My? ORL OWE? zr er rw B7BAW EP PIM? BFK erMZ Rv BZ).

oll: SR 7B zr RP? RY ar 275d

= lel: DOP BEF A ~ bh? BB; F.

8G lel: fie 7 MB i = » > Be 7 am 2; SRK.

lel: FER 7 HB ti; 32.

5 7S tal: PO Ft BE 7 AA mb RE =v 7, BE 7

Be 4G fal: fie BE b BB b 7 i; AP Se 7\ lel: WG GP HF BE; 229. BS Ju fl: ike 7 Be i 7 8B; 27°.

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PLATE XXVII.

Phacelocarpus japonicus sp. nov. SPHA ROCOCCACEA.

Nom. Jap, Az2-n0-wo.

Lagn: Fronds coespitose, rising from a circular disc, copiously branched almost from the base in distichous manner, membranaceous, ancipito-compressed above, subcylindrical in older parts, faintly midribbed, narrowly winged and pectinato-pinnatifid with broadly subulate or deltoid, patent lacinie, whose lengths are shorter below, subequal to or a little longer above than the breadth of rachis. Fruits of both kinds axillary and stipitate. Tetrasporic receptacles elongato-ovoid, shortly pedicellate. Cysto- carps flattish-globular or reniform with a furrow-like opening on

the summit.

Ffab. In deep waters. Ise, Shima, Sagami, Kazusa, Hitachi,

Iwaki. Fruits—Summar.

Fronds arise solitary or a few together from a broad scutate and circular disc which is 5-8 mm. broad, and branch copiously almost from the base. The mode of ramification is distichous and the plant attains 15-20cm or more in height. Branches are irregularly decompound in alternate manner, intermixed with longer and shorter ones, erecto-patent, and furnished with acute axils. The lower portion of frond as well as of larger branches is, in older specimens, subcylindrical by the decaying off of

lateral teeth; but other part of frond is pectinato-pinnatifid with

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broadly subulate or rather deltoid, flat lacinia. They are mostly spreading and alternate, and are, as a rule, a little longer than the broadly linear portion i.e. rachis of frond. Those on the upper branches are incurved and longer than the breadth of rachis, while on the basal portion of all branches they are shorter, deltoid and patent, giving subserrate appearence to the rachis. The longer laciniz are about 4 longer than the breadth of rachis. Branches are furnished with the slightly prominent midrib, and the wings are broader on the upper than on the lower portion of branches.

The central portion of frond is occupied by an axis, composed of thick, cylindrical cells.. From a portion a little higher than the middle point of each axial cell, four branches arise in. verticillate manner. Of es two shorter ones are. directed towards sur- faces and they are soon lost becoming indistinguishable from rhizoidal filaments which densely surround the central axis. One of the other two reaches the apex of lacinia, while the remaining one reaches the axil of lacinie. The latter may give rise to normal branch, and in fructified frond, fertile ramulus developes from it. Around the axis there is a more or less thick layer of longitudinally running rhizoids which branch dichotomously and anastomose to each other. The rhizoidal layer is again covered by a thick intermediate layer of which the. inner cells are larger and roundish. They become gradually smaller out- wards and are finally covered by a few layers of cortical cells. Some of larger cells near the surface are filled with orange- coloured contents.

Mode of growth of the frond is terminal, with a large apical.cell which is horizontally or slightly obliquely jointed. The

successive cells just beneath the apical cell soon give rise to

alternate and incurved lacinize which elongate by division of

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their own terminal cells; From axils of lacinie, the apices of young ramuli, either sterile or fertile, make their appearence. »

Cystocarps and tetrasporic receptacles are axillary and pedi- cellate. Their total lengths (including pedicels) are usually same as those of lacinia. Receptacles of tetrasporangia are oval, containing numerous cavities excavated under the surface-coating. The wall of this cavity is composed of loose, moniliform filaments, among which elongated, clavate or oblong tetrasporangia, divided in zonate manner, are situated.

Procarps are unknown to me. ~Cystocarps are formed solitary or often two together, inserted obliquely beneath the apices of fertile ramuli, and are sometimes accompanied by abor- tive laciniee. The form of cystocarps is irregularly roundish and more or less reniform being slightly appressed in the same plane with the surface of frond. Each is furnished with a more or less gaping slit-like opening which runs on the summit in the direction of the longer axis. Placenta is laterally appressed on the plane parallel to the flattish side of cystocarp and neucleus is laterally flattened by the closely lying flaps of thick pericarp. Placenta is composed of numerous and several times forked spore-filaments which are densely packed together. The terminal cells of these tufted spore-filaments which form the vaulted surface of placenta are transformed into globular or elongated spores. Neucleus is mostly single, but another smaller isolated one is formed in the same cystocarp. In some specimens, fertile ramuli become abortive and develope into irregularly branched ramuli. They are mostly destitute of laciniee, but sometimes a few of them are formed on those ramuli and even cystocarps are thus developed.

Colour, when alive, is deep red, changing, after long immer- sion in water or exposure to air, to beautiful red and then orange.

Substance is thin and membranaceous except thickened midrib

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and stem which have cartilaginous consistence. In drying, the

frond does not adhere to paper.

Phacelocarpus japonicus may be placed in the subgenus Liuctenodus (Kg). F Ag. in the neighborhood of 2. Labillar- dwert. On comparing the former plant with the latter, it differs in several points, viz: by smaller statue of frond, by thinner and softer substance, by less thickened midrib, by broaderness of wing of branches, by shortness and more distant arrangement of laciniee. The length of longer laciniz is, as stated before, about + longer than the breadth of rachis ; and even in well-developed ones, their bases are somewhat broader than the base of lacinise of Lhacelocarpus Labillardert. Lastly, the lacinie are more widely separated and are much more spread than in the latter - species.

In the point of its having broader wings of frond, the present plant resembles Phacelocarpus alatus Hlarv; but the latter plant differs in having pedicels of the both kinds of fruits transformed fromlacinie. Both Phacelocarpus apodus F Ag. and Ph. sessilis flarv. differs from the plant in question in having more slender and subulate laciniz and the former species, moreover, in having verrucose cystocarps. Lhacelocarpus epipoleus Holm. resembles to the present plant in the form, length and arrangement of lacinize, but it differs in having thickened rachis and externally

invisible midrib as well as in the mode of ramification.

Plate XXVIL—Fig. 1: frond of Phacelocarpus 2

Okam. bearing tetrasporic receptacles, 7.—Fig. 2:. cross-section

of frond, moderately magd.— Fig. 3: longitudinal section of

83 frond cutting perpendicular to the surface, showing the shorter branches from the central axis, ?2°—Fig. 4: optical tangential section of frond, showing the longer branches from the central axis, 4#.—Fig. 5: surface view of the apical portion of frond, 89° Fig. 6: portion of branch bearing receptacles of tetra- sporangia, 1°.—Fig. 7: receptacle of tetrasporangia in surface view, °°.—Fig. 8: cross-section of the same, 5°.—Fig. 9: longitudinal section of the same, moderately magd.—Fig. ro : portion of the same as fig. 9, 0. Fig. 11: formation of tetrasporangia, ®$4.—Fig. 12: anomalous growth of fertile ramuli, 7.—Fig. 13: portion of branch bearing cystocarps, slightly magd.—Fig. 14: cystocarps viewed from flat surface, 59 Fig. 15, 16: longitudinal section of cystocarps cutting per- pendicular to the flat surface, showing two neucle *°.—Fig.

17: longitudinal section of a cystocarp cutting in the same plane

as fig. 15, §°.—Fig. 18: spore-filaments, 32°.

ayo. Wg ah Phacelocarpus Endlicher et Diesing. ; SLO B 12 x & BE

WA Be MRR BP vs RA, ERD 27 >8H 2) 7 WRDRIRAY BRS > M27 EIR DF AS; RMR RL» WR = PRY, Hb 細胞 : PH + re = Ae Mie aD 成り , = えろ ( > = 互生 シズ ハム =HW=HhA2); bh Aa > Be S7h Aw? RRO JO 7) 7, MI M7 » > HEE A; ARM Bei 7 Dd v, HAG? Mo kay FW ARB =H 25 外皮 = ニン ラメ, 表面 = 直角 ララ ナシ, ナス = ラズ MER a kB = Lowry es -P=- Wz. OPMFBKRER Ro BY ArH xX RAM or. DAME RB > BK = Fp Bk yA DR 7 ob RE 7 UA = ARE R = eB SAA; WBA SR? BIA Y Moa IL, Th YF be A? RFR, BER. BRM = W7AY, HW = Hr, KR RUF vy, R> eK FRY Ro BeBBB BZ vVI RR BRS BZ 5, RiL>fe=B*m> AD wma 77 Ev BE? mM * HIUFMs, RP YF RAMA BI SAL 7S

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Ammer 7 Us eZ クノ 形状 = , Wh 2) B= Pw zr 7 B= 7+), B= eB KIS A; Mv 7 Wie BR? BRM 7 wm I,-7 Hob b 27 r e277 Ws AE 7 eb A; LPM TF Iba v se KHADR WFR> BH PERRRe ih + Mi 27m) > EY, Me HT TA tn ABM e rR BH - KF, KB 7M 2), we Hes 0 ハー ラッ BE 2 ota irene

= GF eee py = 7

植物 アリ , アフ リカ オー スト ZV REAR Sl BA SRP 7G

Phacelocarpus japonicus Okam. sp. nov. きじ 新種

Phacelocarpus japonicus 岡村 藻類 275 A.

VER. eo ee AKA A 7s oye 7 ie EBABY 7 S=- WR ay TRY BRA=jv 7, LBB, CMB WAEK I+ », WR 7, Mt 7 Fv, RX R7hin~, MAK=-MOKBH 7A; Bo ME? vr WH 7, kin RY Rho R= AB At v, hz; HRT > Ke 7 PR 7- RAM FIEM7 Me VStrwW7,R~> LMT YF >HRY. OM’ RABH?M= ws, 7s.

~

PIFH> RK 7 5 7 AZ. BER XRT FT V L- BWI 7 + v, A = ie 7 an HEIL 7 Fa 7.

産地 . = . 8S, GE, mR, bm, MRE, BOE HRS.

fe >) 1B 7B > BA 7 BR + A RK A a aE (5-8mm. YIVFH ey, BORA Br 7HRA ^ we B= 7 7, F 15-20cm. Le YR 2%. Ko He= ve, ARW=HMKFZ+ », RMR y, By, RRA. Te 長き 下部 老成 シタ = アリ , ZMK WR RAY BH TER 7 + 2; Rv ve fh? Ro MAR? RB 7 2; Bo MR? vy > EB RR 7M AREA K 7 tyme); HY FBZ > RB, RAY, HR? RKB Ss Sts) key. SURYA AD=Hihy, F the Ra) kRerv P=, FRI PRarT vr e7>Hi 3s) Bev 7,=HB IT », Bbly, ie = hh = G7 Razr er vx Mm7 es, RX Ahro> Gly Wao Mv fey. Ro Weep We? 4 v, BBR PRs) > LD? GR v.

48 7 Pot MB Ph 7 fev, Ph > Je DRE AR AUN 7 VF mY. Phe SM PRIA EMB? Bs) OK RZ i Es. MSW? = 7. AW, (o> M7 YF LIK RZ, yee ie? Wier a) ty oe apie be; vp eh BE = RAM?) 7, B= 7

B=, ZY AMP DP YM aK YF). f_? fk 7? —- >

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“yy Aim v, —> Di? Be ow HE. BER

タル モノ トナ YU, BI BGAwweea FIV F >,23

YM RR FE. hh Aa > Me ro BMD BD リラ , Rik=Riky, R=-Be 2. WR AB

= 7, = , = Y7=%e 7 te DY 7RMI, B=-KRESIWVZK- ~~ 表面 = YM PMK+ re >wRRE? HAI aD.

ie? MGR HAH vy 7, KER HR =H ew ナル 細胞 . TAME 7 iP 7 HO >> J oP Ze me fe V7 BAe vrAIANAG=- Berets, Bea

RAM EMMI PB A= he EA Bie a yp

HER > 7 A Aw~ * He A me BA 7 BAGH 2.

eeRRUMDSMFH> KA R= ws, AHF D. Hehe ROG tH =-)>MBAKAH? EX bw + x, MPF Rik 7,KRWP HBR BIR, we AR>, GH M2) MI HP RTRERKRR- RA COPWFR IBZ. OPW R RK=-PAaz.

it MI > Ht > 2 BR WB, > ee 2 B= 4°, Mek, Bin = BH ay, By FT a> REA OH We 7 AA. BER 7 WM» ABM = He »v 7 BDI 77+ Vie? Rt -7 MR 7M? Bes. FAM = WF, XH B77 AMY, SHARD 2 ネタ , OB RAMs RITZ. Lo BrxRRS =a KF Wi 2? MGB eo +; iin Ee RK = Dike e ~ BB? FR aD mI 7 Ba RRs, WERE e - fle tw? Woe 7 Ase We

+

セル 表面 形成 , ナル 胞子 ラナ メス Ex Br7> MBF vv =, Rib 7 tS > ~ Sl BE ee oF fal —J/BR Sze she. RMR Fo RRA RE Zh Ey, 規則 = ナル アル アリ 7。 SRPRE 7+ ev bR> MRR 7? 7H PAY &, fee bp Por SA Be Bee Ip yr are hee Ge Bas: Wey ee t モア リリ

>, REF rR >, PALA TF KY, KRAK=aABAzAAM> ERS AH MAL PP IRA SR RE tte Be BxRA- v7, REV WREE KPA Mz wr be Ho MR = Ha eZ.

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, Phacelocarpus japonicus WH J Euctenodus (Kg.) J. Ag. Ieee ie abillarden 7isk pf =i ry vst tz 2 Y PA, JES スル トキ , 7 = ナル アベ , : . クノ ルミ , クシ PAZ ART DH 2 eM HME eb, Re BIR W? Ma +R) 7 Mer shee). Hes RK fo , , Pi Bey Re 2b My RY デジ ジィ 8 ee yy = ee ee ees «Ph Wabillardieri > WORSE 2 JR Rv 2) RY. @) = RAO Kew > B= Ke a) SHH 7 ev, A fl RZ .

ait 7 74a Sn > i ee + Bh a Y A wv oy AR fiff Phaceloearpus alatus

= =, BoM? EPR 7 AR A >> eK Sk oo Be スン フツ スナ リド ショ PR, apodus fAg je e Phi sessilis’ Harv,

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> Rifi a) = % tn res Bede ove BE GLE ee テラ ナリ トシ , Ph. apodus > W = fe jk te 7 AA = IK 7 H&MAFrY. Ph. epipoleus Holm FD CHR ve BK BH

7 a= s7 RH Mz Pt, KIA WBS アル シュ トト = =

BF ae Oe hk. ZA.

a = +t ik.

: PIE? HAYS LOR? HH?

S8 lal: 7 Be Bt i, BOK

SSB: Me RM = WH = Wy 2 rH MM =v 7, 7 ズル , 75°

SSO: WRG 2) Bihy +> Kew = v 7, hs YS? eH? BAY 7 RR, ES |

Shi: Hs RWI Rw 2 ) タル =e 7, 290,

SAN El: POS WHE 7 A BR HB, 4.

Sti: OrWret7 Rw s IRA 7, 22,

SK: Ak? wai, 3c.

: fi 7 We Bi i, GK

oS ll: 35 Ju fl 7 , 23°.

55+ lel: Wop he ge 7 Fe mh,

: mMAR?RSBRBF + er =z7,?2

BSH: BR7 AA rR? BK

+O tl: F547 he +t ay Wa wey, 2,

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シテ , ノラ , : 下面 = リタ

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K.Okamura del.

Cutleria cylimdrica Okam. nov sp.

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PLATE XXVIII.

Cutleria cylindrica sp. nov. CUTLERIACEA.

Nom, Jap. AZuchi-mo.

Diagn: Fronds of the sexual generation high, cylindrical, stupose at base, dichotomous, with patent axils, tapering to both extremities and filiform above ; of radial structure, being composed axially of elongated and loosely set, filamentous cells, by the decay of which the frond becoming tubular afterwards. Sori of both sexes forming irregularly roundish, warty prominences, densely scattered around branches; female gametangia oblong and the male cylindrical. Plant of the asexual generation is not

known at present.

flab, On rocks between tide-marks. Ise, Shima, Sagami,

Bosht.—Gametangia in May.

Fronds arise solitary or in tuft from a common callous disc of diameter of a few milimeters. They are cylindrical and furnished below with a short stem. Lower portion of stem and surface of disc are stupose from the presence of buffy-coloured hairs. The hairs are monosiphonous and branched divaricately, being elongated by the division of terminal cells which are rich in yellowish-brown contents. Above the stem, frond is repeatedly forked, forks being nearer to each other in the lower part of frond, while in the middle and upper portion, they are more and

more distant. Frond is, for the most part, 2-3 mm. thick in

ta 1

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diameter, gradually tapering to both extremities, and elongates above into slender segments. Segments are widely parted, making a gentle curve from origin, and are often loaded with irregularly inserted and similarly formed branches. The height of plant, when fully grown, attains 30-50 cm. in length. .

Of the structure of frond, there are three layers. The axial layer consists of longitudinally running and loosely set, filamentous cells which are connected with those, forming the inner wall of the intermediate stratum. This axial tissue’ becomes destroyed

as the plant advances in age, making the frond. tubular. Outside

of this, theré is a thick intermediate layer which is composed of large, roundish-angular and almost hyaline cells. These become

gradually smaller as it proceeds towards periphery, and finally

pass into infra-cortical tissue. The latter is formed of smaller coloured cells and is covered by a layer of: anticlinal epidermal cells which are often transversely divided into two. All the cells are united to each other by the formation of pit which appears to be similar as it is well known in cells of florideee.

Mode of growth of frond is trichothallic, that is, the growing

apices of branches dissolve into a tuft of penicillate hairs which

are free from each other down to the base and greenish-olive in

colour, These hairs consist of jointed: cells which are here and there divided by longitudinal walls, and the articulations appear in surface-view to be composed of a few cells zonally. arranged. By repeated division of the basal cells of hairs, new parts are added to frond, as it is well known to plants. of this. genus. After- wards, they are dropped off, leaving the apices of fully: grown branches slender and naked. |

Sori of both sexes form, on different individuals, irregularly

roundish, slightly elevated, warty prominences which are densely

scattered around branches, except in the upper segments and

87 and lower part of frond. The female sori are slightly greenish- olive, while the male are whitish in colour. On making section through a sorus, we find many jointed hairs formed from the elongation of epidermal cells, which are found to be either simple or branched and of unequal lengths. They elongate by intercalary cell-divisions. The part of the fertile hair, which forms a gametangium, is at first transversely divided and then longitudinally, and by this way, cylindrical or oblong gametangium is formed, The latter is either formed on the apical portion or sides of fertile hairs. ‘The female sporangium is longer and thicker and is of larger compartments than the male, and its content is densely greenish-olive, while that of the male is almost colourless. The pore formed on the side of each loculus, as it is clear from the empty gametangium, furnishes the exit for female gametes which I have hot yet been able to observe. As to the asexual form of this plant—that is the Av/aozontal plant—is not known at present.

The colour is yellowish-olive when fresh, turning almost blackish when dried. The substance, when fresh, is rigid, cartila- ginous and brittle; it much shrivels, and plant does not adhere

to paper in drying.

A distinct species from the form and structure of frond, The present alea is the only species known of this genus in this country. From its general appearence, it makes us remind Stlophora Lyngbya F Ag. and it is somewhat interesting in morphological point of view.

In structure, the present alga differs somewhat from that of hither-known species of this genus, as it is constructed in vadzal symmetry instead of Zg/, and it has, in its axial layer,

loosely set filamentous cells,

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In form of frond, Cztleria adspersa (Roth) De Not., on the one hand; has flabellate, multilobed and Zonaria-like frond which shows tendency, in adult state, “tov pass ‘into’ a form somewhat resembling to Cut. multifida (Sm.) Grev. as it-is shown in Zanar- dini’s Icon. Phyc. Meditr-Adr., Tav. LVI. Cytleria pacifica Grun., on the other hand, has thin-membranaceous, linear, dichotomous and elongated frond, while CzZ compressa Ke. has compressed, coriaceous and dichotomous one. Now, CZ/Z2Z cylindrica, as its name indicates, has cylindrical frond, and may perhaps be allied- with Cyt. pacifica or compressa. By the discovery of the present plant, the genus Cyd/eria comprises, in regard to the form of frond, three variations, namely, fan-shaped, compressed and cylindrical, and also, in respect to the structure, three diver-

Sities, i.e, dorso-ventral, bilateral and radial.

- Plate XXVIII Fig. 1: Cutleria cylindrica Okam. sp. nov.

bearing female gametangia, 2.—Fig. 2: young plant, +—Fig. 3:

portion of terminal trichome, 22°.—Fig. 4 : pieces of basal ‘hairs,

showiug mode of ramification and terminal growth, 24°.—Fig. 5:

portion of the cross-section of frond, showing the axial filament- ous cells and the innermost layer of the intermediate stratum, 222'—Fig. 6: portion of frond bearing female sori, slightly magd.—Fig. 7: cross-section of frond bearing female sori, show-

ing the degeneration of axial layer, .—Fig. 8: portion of the 8 g y g P

1 male sorus, 222.—Fig. 9: portion of the female sorus, 3

Fig. 10: female gametangia, full and empty, 73°.

ee lat Outleria Grev. V5 hg DD OB ME. fe 7 Pi #4 7 ER 7 Hv, D7 AB, Bs

ji Fi 8 7 HE A = 7? 1G WY, ie Ee ZEA ey WIA. AWA ie wa, BIL A R= 7, BK 7FY Ro PRB ym RRB = Bor Mo Vik = Pez. Heo TLL 2 > = 7 > te AN RR IR AB = ML 9 v, ヨリ : Si > FR = 7 BA vw i 7 op Af a mY; Pie KR AA 2 7 We), ME AM > SER 7 A Mah eosr ); Wie te? mez rh i) = fhe & BR @ 7 AA 3) er. BEA HEB) F Aglaozonia モノ ) = FI7 WGN? Az: EER CS Me? wy, pa v7 R= RH? AA; 細胞 敷居 =) 成り , =) シテ = . 成長 スル 直立 スル シモ ノニ アリ テム ERAFt YAR *Art7 =F IVF BB METH A. 有人 ASH OR > AR? WM > R= SEM RD RIP ve A, B HEM) = A Ar ab PY, MAM RF ab FY, Ie oe = . WA bh BR Hi? MR = hy see a ee MRK ZA 7 + vy, WEE SRS EVE aI key FBI KS ラナ , シテ =ー , = ノダ ガメ

=— ーー

A

. FB WHR =-—-W? LZR 7 WA) TH シム . PA— » HMRC Pike ~ RM? Wi L = 形成 モラ , REP Be ay 7, DH—REK 77 vj je? RH-ByY, Bam) 7 oR KFT 2. ae 3 9 4-6 (NJ? WEF FAA NAI7LYA HS ZI7RZ.

im Be 7 f= zr ea シテ, ORM TI; AHS 新種 タリ . 植物 世代 ノノ 交番 ラナ スモ

シテ レタ リサ .

Cutleria cylindrica sp. nov. むち 新種

Cutleria cylindrica Okam. 岡村 , 藻類 235 8.

: QWeR m7 Y 7, REE 7 Hv, ATE, RM, Ay, WA ?, LMM +) > IIT 2; BB A Ra YF, MM Heer May MI, KF YESH MM Je 7 Ws Jk? tho ve WB Be 7 KS MW 7 Ws hho 2B Av be > HE Mek 7 I zr R= Zh Fv, UE BEF 2—) RAPS eA BRIS vy, B= KD 全面 = 散在 , 長き ナス.

産地 . WR? oa - AY, PRE 7 DB? BP a. 伊勢 ie JE, HA, BG. FE TH.

fe > DE Ie) 2b MAR 7 A EE vy, o> = Oo 2 YIM HE Bomm. FRR FH Ht K= » 7, 下部

ーー

fn XM EFF A BP PBRERM RH HE? BH IAN HBR=BMF Se 細胞 = 成り , 規則 = , 細胞 : 細胞 . BP EMB> BRR Y, 下部 = アリ テム ハム = , = >=

7, i ek wiR YY. 直径 23mm. 7 KF F7HAV

F =, WS A tig = AMY, FE tig > ME AK = fi 7. 4 BB > AE Op ie Bh 2) RAT MRI + 7 RAY Ee RE? 2) Tl . > FOP = KH AW bX > 30-50cm. 3s

(7 WM Ssh; MH MY 7 BZ BRE oe OK HA 2) RIV? AW 7 eRe Mie b ee. Ii>, BFW? BMAzAr reo Hwy 7 bem. wie? 外部 = アリ , ニシ 多角 ナセル 無色 ナル 細胞 = . We ee 7 AW > Sb BS = xe D=KEF MAR DIA7T), BHaKPBRrtr™ ^ 細胞 リー ヘル) ER 往々 = スシ モノ アリ. FAST Mi = we スル 藻類 = ケト 同様 ナル 連絡 .

クノ シテ , 筆頭 M7 hE Yer B77 AY, UB SILA ~ FA BE VY, he fe £& Ie A モル 細胞 ヨリ 成り = ニテ クル シャ , 表面 = ケト キム 細胞 モル Mme? B2. ニョ サテ , 組織 FR af Marna bo pe wv w= 7 we7 MF ~ v HF

| | | | | | | |

ツク ve Bit E> TEE SSG RR Be スク We 2. VA Sith > BRB 7

. I Foes

ie Ge 7 2 bE 7 AE SAR = 生み RBM ELIE + NE Werk It y 7,7 WE = B= we 2, 1 EB Ae HYP Bha>27ee ze. MRR RB Fre P=,

eR MET). 2 トキ スム

タル アア シベ : 表皮 細胞 伸長 シク = , BRP eT IAPR EMT IF RB ナリ : シテ = . 7 HA トナ ルキ , = = し, Moy 7 i AE aK SL >> fe HK 7 9 4 FOR SIMA. Tr2— > Bors

7 = Ro WB AE x. HEE FR HEE a 7 = シテ , RWAW RBEIT 2%, Br =e F MO warp 7 TRB Yy ep BiB? FRB = RTM FP rm, 92 ルケ = : ラル ens eon WHAanrweBRrv kB 7BS. WM MER 27, HF Aglaozonia #4 2. ナラ BR. a

>, MR? bX RABAT v Pt, HR AW bX 黒色 トナ Bo, MM? be, 7, KPA = v5 i Vi MRR A be ORY Bie YB A = A

a 2 GR Roe Ms) ART rob 7 Ba,

AW oA = AFB YSU ar BOWED ery

y, 3 > = F > Stilophora Lyngbyei-J. Ag. Yoh vu ARR he OB He KY, Beh BaD Fi RK T 7 HE

ht

wR? Us Des, AAO IB? ER? MMP o> BS

» AHR 7 a 7 A b+, HK AOA = A ee ee GQ? hh em MAM 7 A.

A“ PR 7 Ws Ro =, = -, Cutleria adspersa 7 fy 7 ナシ Zonaia spr HrArzres, TI), Mv 7 wth Wy >> HM Aw = Bv v Fp Cut. multiida = MHP ~z~ mM x BR ラナ スク 傾向 スル Zanardini Icon. Phyc. Medit.- Adr。Tav. LVI. = Bl & ~ Fev. M—F = >, Cutleria pacifica Grn. > H+ Make 7, MR RRIF hye? A Cut. compressa Kg. » BIR, MiK= vy 7, xh raz. 4 Cut. cylindrica HALBaj sone ~ > M7, BHR? 7A vy, Hi > 7 Cut. pacifica MQ Cut. compressa b $8 HE 7 AR A W_F Ww Sy, APD BAe av 4r=fK), Cutleria Bi, 形状 = , : Nt hank meRERHERKREST Y. , = テモ , 三種 アリ , sr, BH AA RBM ik aa A

5 + \ El EK

© 68 7 wee ee 7 Ae 7; BRK. fl kv Sty; 自然 .

Kh |

=f: Bin 7 BRB BB; 222 SMO: MEM Bl PRER CRAM 2) Ee ンス シン 228)

: g7 eh? -M= » +, oh 7 ARM, トラ : 222,

SA: METERED eB;

: Weve eRe 7 A 2 > BED ORE = vy 5, Bh Mim? MBean 7 eA; 32,

be ial: He PEF ae BED BB; 222,

os Ju tel: iE PE Be BE D BB; 232.

Be Vial: HERE FH Mey er BF rer; 2

bebo |

Bo + UR

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i\K.Okamura del.

Cladophora Wrightiana Harv.

PEATE Sex:

Cladophora Wrightiana Harv. CLADOPHORACEA.

Nom. Jap. Cha-shiwo-gusa.

Cladophora Wrightiana Harv. Char. New Alg. in Proceed. Amer. Acad., Vol. IV, 1859, p. 333, no. 43; Dickie Notes on Alg. in Journ, imne soc Bot, Vol XV, 1876, p: 451; De Toni Phyc. Jap. (1895) p. 60; Kjellm. Marina Chlorophyc. fr. Japan p. 26; Okam. Alg. Jap.

scic, hase I, no. AG,

Fronds are densely tufted, erect and filiform, 25-40 cm. high, about 0.5-0.7 mm. thick. The basal articulation is more or less elongated into cylindrical stem (often 4cm. long, 0.7-0.8 mm. thick), which is annulately constricted at the base for a short distance. From lower extremities of joints extracuticular, decur- rent root-fibres are emitted, which remain very short in upper joints but becoming somewhat longer in lower portion of frond. And those fibres emitted from lower portion of stem, branch in an irregular manner and are septate at various distances. Branches are produced from nodes in an alternate manner and often 3-5 (mostly three upwards) arise from the same node. They are fastigiate and terminate in blunt apices. Lengths of articulations are longer in lower branches and shorter in upper ramuli. They vary in length from three to eleven times or more as broad. Substance is stiff when fresh, cells being provided with thick, lamellated walls, and the plant does not

adhere to paper in drying. Colour is deep bluish-green, fading

to reddish brown when dried and then presents glossy appearence.

9O

flab. On rocks, shells, &c, extending from low tide to the

depth of 15-18 fathoms. Cape Nomo (Prov. Hizen, Kjellm.),

Chikuzen, Hiuga, Osima Harbour (Mosely), Shima, Shimoda (Prov..

Izu), Boshi, Kazusa.

In form and colour after drying, the present plant much resembles Apjohma rugulosa G. Murr.; but it differs from that

plant in its having septa at nodes.

Plate XXIV. Fig. 1: Cladophora Wrighttana Harv. in nat..state and size. Fig. 2, 3, and 4: Poruons of a branch, showing the terminal, the middle and the lower, and the mode

of branching, 48, 43, and 22 respectively.— Fig. 5: basal portion

of stem, showing annulate constrictions and root-fibres, 8°.

aM

a. Jt Cladophora Kitzing. Ea Sg Bate FC 43 os, Ft

fo R= ROY Ra RRMA ry MBE * Mi a) Mm) FoR Y, Eby > Ai? Mia B= 2 5 th BA; 82M Arbre oKMHFBr7rsa + rIRm> HAR 固着 2) 付着 ^ 2 細胞 クノ キュ ユー チク シル = = 7 FERIA. BMA BR? era と, JAR HB e rth e Sen eKwM? Fy, R> Mi? Aw = フナ シン タル ラナ シテ Be = Bh} @ 2. 有人 生殖 (Cladophora sericea) = 7 F SM eee eS 7 EE le eT Oe eS Se, WF RR ARDY 7 > PEA 7 F AWA Sh ナル ラク シー 紅色 クック 眼中 デキ eo FF AAW He, Re PMS FAS MIM K=-R7IWKY RAPUT CH Y, WRF, ME A; Mv 7 MRAM MA = RIF > bee Ari Mies IPaKReEF7HHW 2. YT ro -eY, BK = wy

eR pF pv

HBR EAB 7 BR AK, BR WIR Bee BAK = A 2. 2-3oo

ーー ーー ーー ーー= =

レタ アリ , レヒ ドモ キモ ノラ

ナラ デズ. 今日 ラム = タル .

Cladophora Wrightiana Harv. NAS 3h Fi:

Cladophora Wrightiana Harv. Cha. New Alg. in Proceed. Amer. Acad , Vol. IV, 1859, p.-333,.no. 43; Dickie Notes on Alg. in Journ. Linn. Soc, Bot. Vol, XV, 1876, p. A5ie De oni Phyc. jap o( 1365) spores Kjellm. Marina Chlorophyc, fr. Japan p. 26; FN, A AS He be th, 3 Th, OA; MN, A A eR SE 188 iE

Ho Be = BAR, in vy, MIR = v F 25-4ocm. BZ, Wy

o.5-o.Zmm. tv. JEM HH SORA? Y +H K EF

Fv, FER 4cm. , 0.7-0'8 mm. Fv), C7 P BW -> AFB BE MRK 7eemy, RZ Hea) MRI BY > Bi 7 = 2, RM» 7 £7 PBs) MKRR7 BEY, Ro HMM = , = . R-thay Ay, Ee 3-35 (bk ) 7 . 直上 , = . = テハ , テハ ) BPM 341 PD, Ba eer bt 7, Mi B Jp ev fa X MWR 7 Ay, OR A eR = Oe &-RHRME = 47 HMR AP > Hb I), HH 7

A,

Ei A) ASE? b= Eo, RR ay 15-18 BPR

oA

y= 38 2. ( , Kjellm.), Si Bi, A iy, XK ke WE (Moseley),

mE, TH (伊豆 ) Be, 1 i.

形状 乾燥 シタ クノ = テハ Apjohnia rugulosa G. Murr. = FA zr F 4, HMB =P 7 eR a2rz7Vys7z

hee) bs,

a + HK fl ik

Bl: BRPLR OCS; BRBRARK.

i = ke Ol: -—7 REM PRR EPRI HY,

PW? HA; AP AL Rw 3e. pSinfel: <7 PRarrRK-AAZevURERTZ A A; 20

A

K.Okamura del.

Rhipidiphyllon reticulatum (Asken.) Heydr.

ee a

PLATE XXX.

Rhipidiphyllon reticulatum (Ask.) Heydr. VALONIACEA. Nom, Jap. Aniu-moyo. Rhipidiphyllon reticulatum (Askenasy) Heydrich Beitr. zur Kenntniss der Algenflora von Ost-Asien p. 281, Taf. XV. Fig. 1. (Hedwigia Bd,

MXM 1894).—Anadyomene reticulata Askenasy Forschungsreise S. M. Se Guscie = bor, Ne Tie Alan? pag: 5; De Toni Syll Ale Vol--F

‘Pp. 731.

Plants form a rosette-like tuft composing of fan-shaped, radially folded or undulated, leatlike nets, 3-4 cm. in extent. Net is constructed of repeatedly palmate and radially arranged, cylindrical cells which form the main veins of leaf. From almost every node of these veins, arise smaller cells which loosely anastomose to each other by means of the formation of terminal tenacula, forming angular meshes between. The size of meshes of the upper portion of frond is smaller than the lower, and it gradually diminishes as it proceeds upwards. Intercalary division of cells is often perceptible in those of main veins. Lower cells of the main veins are much elongated, their lengths being 5-6 times or more, while the upper ones are 2-3 times long as broad. Lengths of cells of the veinlets (if we may call those cells which arise from the main veins) are mostly subequal to or twice as broad. Tenacula have no such crenulated structure as

it is usual to Duectyospheria, Loodlea, Valona etc., but, here,

the terminal wall of cells which are brought into contact with

Sut

92

another part of frond, only slightly thickens, expanding and forming a circular or slightly crenate, cohesive disc, and no septation occurs at a short distance from the apex, as it is also the case with other typical tenaculum. Mode of growth of frond is acropetal and the margin is formed by free ends of ramuli. The number of rays of the main: veins is 3-5 or more. Cells in the basal portion of frond emit root-fibres which running

together downwards form a stem-like process.

Ffab. On rocks between tide-marks, often in tide-pools. Susaki (Prov. Tosa, Makino), Misaki (Prov. Sagami, Yendo), Tateyama (Prov. Boshi), Ogasawarajima (Yatabe); eastern coast of Taiwan (Warb., Heydrich).

Hitherto-known: Is]. Dirk Harteg in Western Australia.

The genus Ahzpediphylion has been established by Heydrich, based on Anadyomene. reticulatum Asken., who had done a careful study of the present plant and Axadyomene, especially Anadyomene Wright Harv. and throughly discussed about the difference between these two genera. Here, I refer our plant to the present genus according to Heydrich's view. On making this referrence, I only resorted to his work cited above, and therefore, I think it better to express, in this place, the reason why I have referred our plant to this genus, Our plant may be identical with his. It has main veins and veinlets as illustrated by that author in his Taf. XV. fig. 1. Again, tenaculum: which has been described above may be identical with his so-called tenaculum, as it appears from his illustration and description given in lec, p. 282, ‘Nach denselben Autoren........; solche vor, die nur ausgebuchtet sind, ............. Solche Tcnaculee besitzt

Rhipidiphyllon.” Murray and Boodle state that the similar ad-

93, hering organ occurs in Muecrodictyon Velleyanum Decne. = M. umbilicatum Zanard,; and also, I myself ascertained its existence in MWicrodictyon umbilicatum Zanard. collected at Gulf of Naples and sent from late Prof. Fr. Schmitz. Now, by putting aside the common character, 1. e. possession of tenaculum, from PR/zpzar- plyllon and Microdictyon, the former differs simply in its having two kinds of cells, viz. those forming the main veins*and veinlets, as well as non-umbilicated habit. I am really in accordance with Heydrich’s view in so far as the difference of Aupediphyllon from Anadyonmene is concerned, but, it seems to me rather weak to separate the former genus from Jcrodictyon, simply by the differences just spoken of. If existence of the present genus be allowed, it should stand between Microdictyon and Anadyomene, and may be said to be more allied to the former than to the latter. At any rate, here I have described the plant in question

provisionally under the genus Rizpedzphyllon.

Plate XXX. Fig. 1: frond of Rhupediphyllon reticulatum (Asken.) ffeydr., +—Fig. 2: lower portions of two fronds uniting to each other by ramuli, 4*.—Fig. 3: middle portion of the frond, 7*.—Fig. 4: upper margin of the frond showing free

ends of ramuli and tenacula, 5°—Fig. 5: lateral margin of

frond, showing the main veins and tenacula, *°.—Fig. 6: basal

1

portion of frond, *°.—Fig. 7 and 8: adhesion of cells by

tenaculum, 22°.

ee ees alr We Rhipidiphyllon Heydrich. A 6 PS ie fe > EK, Bak = vv 7, (B® UK = Fh RY, th SK = Fil % wi? —fe a) Mme Dv, PRI FFHLF TUFRZ 結合 , ラナ , 長き 綱目 基部 = = , クノ = ナリ. HRP ME’ HE TRARY). Mh fe] AM A -> KR 7. : ^ Anadyomene fB 3) FPR vse vr ePy Hz Y 5, オー スト ラリ アニ レタ ,

Rhipidiphyllon reticulatum (Asken.) Heydr. あの OR Oe. Re

Rhipidiphyllon reticulatum (Asken.) Heydrich Beitz. z. Kenntniss der Algenflora von Ost-Asien p. 281. Taf. XV. fig. I. (Hedwigia Bd. XXXIII, 1894); MM, HAS HHA A BE 193 H.—Anadyomene reticulata Askenasy For- See ee Wie Se Gace. Bor le Le Aleen 5 We, Loni Sylle aio Wolk I, pe 370.

we 1? 7 ty, aKa 7 be St AK = Hi BR ev BR > Sek 7 oe se ik a 7 7 YY, 3 acm. FAY 7 A. at os jk e SUK = シテ , We St aK = Be i ~ [Bl EE AK A fi a Yom Dar VG

a sr

niyo 37 EIR 7M A. WEEN? SH 2d bese fa 7 4E oS, to 7 A e- = 7 TALS 7B Y FBS gee, =e? MAI ts. He ke? MA KT FM? 27 ay ay 5, WRKREA AHA =F DET ye HL? Sy Ze BB Ee SETI UI = HR sy, ER 7 7 sa Hi >. fe Zar 7 SHED HRD 5-6 77 2 We oY, EM? £7 »> 2-3 FF). PYRG vy EWR a) Ae Re a Aen ee ee ee 2 ee MER SREY Fea 5 Sune Dicyophen, Hones Valonia 4 = Bo» ius WI e REY ee 7D テス, Hh? MIP > Me r MM? WW? Bs Be = le 2 > 1, By, APL MERI RIA Ar mI Ty th キュ = Bo M7 A 2) bMS BB oe ナッ . BRED HRS FRRE= 97, aE . £IR IF er MM? Ho 3-5 Moe ae fe? Pb 7 MM BR 7 A, Be AR OB A Se 7 Boh), KR mMeMHIT 2

ke

é

産地 . PRR 7 a = 4e 2, iE eM = Aa 須崎 (土佐 ,

Me HG), = wi CANE, 遠藤 ) OE a (Be BB), bE RS (Fe LS IR),

& te} HE eR (Warburg, Heydrich).

既知 産地 . 西部 オー スト ラリ 7 0 ジラ つの 32 2 ジン 2

AS 8 Anadyomene reticulatum Asken. 7 JE FE b Y F, Heydrich KJ Bil & wv =? ary 7, Anadyomene J b v7 fF Ht WEE 7 vy, = Anadyomene Wrightii Harv. 7 ti OY,

ra J

=<

ae Wi? R= PTH ae). a bo KR RH 7 AM = . UWIFAZ HB), Fo HERI MERE = Ke VP a Fv, Mn] Fv eR 2) Fe EA 7 A = By wHIMBAD LIBRE RHA, 植物 研究 タル モノ ナル . AMM KR? BRT AB ke fl-R 7 RABY A ver bee EMRE IB ee es nea ee ee ae ee I Ge 7 SD} 同一 ナル ペッ) 同書 282 = Bo 2 MR Dea 7) ENE eas ei IE Ses es 7) SE HM 7 = «200 = + 接着 シタ アル ラナ キュラ Rhipidiphyllon > #77 m* 7 AR 2%” Murray & Boodle モノ シル キュ MMicrodictyon Velleyanum Decne. = M. umbilicatum Zanard. = , 自身 キー フル = タル WM. umbilicatum 7 #8 fh 7 He Prof. Fr. Schmitz リラ レタ Seni = 7 aes ee A (ll 7 PE EF OT キュ スル Rhipidiphyllon Microdictyon 7 Haye r7 bX > HB hi? MEF EMR FF A2ED NHK FFASA PF wah BE =PRK HAE? Hryvna b = (KF RIB | ey ~ w7 2. fe AJB b Anadyomene ) #2 = REF > Heydrich KR 7 HEF BAv ¥F £, ABP Microdictyon Br7eI=,bE=-ea~ rms et 7 WF 2m, シク ir 7 AA. 2 YY, A B= YT EY FS ES

クモ フェ トラ レバ, Microdictyon Anadyomene トノ =

ルカ モノ ニン シテ , スン ショ リム r BU eg b PLAT ARF AA r EOF) PBA TF WNBA, R=fi, $F B=aBR-AtiwWIAB=aMAZrY e7 FY),

aS

-<" = + oe

Ei | Hi

DALI? Hd WRITES RA ey I? Pap ae 7 PRB; | | fi kM? BUSY FD We = 7

, Be Boll. 1! HH B

ジル キュ ンク ント De

|

|

: BMRB vr, EMR FF FID トラ

HIS | 35 7x lel: fe 7 P Bb; 42. |

BERAW: ラナ キュ IUFIMMW HAsrs |

D5 220, |

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i We AR; Verstarkungsrhizinen: でき

AU 3 9 BRAK AB 7 BY, WAR M2 *2-F 7 fe 7

5 AvMah 7) Mo M7 PMI 77 PH Arar ryd FZ MSE FARE VIN BREF PATH.

Wher fal #0 fd; vischen-Zellen: Anadyomene 7 fh % 7 = Wk 7 M7 ME A MM 7-H 7.

Hs ww Be hw ai A PR Nos. I—V.

Niatalellaemnsutay (Gen. setarsps NOVem seaic as) vay feed es ele a.

Gelidium divaricatum Martens. ひめ ぐる きる psc eee ss laters Up AMIeitoteoaliey emilensis: jo vO. TS TABU IS --cen cog eo Herposiphonia fissidentoides (Holm.) Okam. めど …… Pl. IV. Chlorodesmis comosa Baile setae aie se DEE Suh eet. cam Pll. Ve

Acantiopeltis: japomicay@kame WUhos ab eo =... se. =. Pl. VI. Hypoglossum barbatum Sp. Nov. OW~kiuk@®D 5d... Pl. VII. Hemineura Schmitziana De Toni et Okam. (3 3: 72~@ 5. Pl. VIII. Digenea Simplex (Wulf.) Ag. 4 ¢ 5 ieee Pls 2: 18oyllietoslNetsei (UMIOSIL) Ite = TSS NP DY) con eno! Gon cos ele.

Stenogramma interrupta (Ag.) Mont. (2 TU C 3... Pl XL

lcopteramnrecularis: Gens ct, Spy NOV Ow iGie Die ce ll OCT: Neurymenia fraxinifolia (Mert.) J. Ag. ... Pl. XII. a 5 x Amansia japonica (Holmes) Okam. QO ¥ ELC S soo Jelly IN

Boodlea coacta (Dickie) Murray et De Toni. さる . Pl. XV.

Erythrocolon Muelleri (Sond.) J. Ag. 4 ( ... Pl. XVI. CerammunpclayulatuneNe a! (gi Ur 3) aps. ee bl XOVIT. Ptilota dentata Okam. ひば Rai calgen emma GE El Neel Te Myelophycus caespitosus (Harv.) Kjellm. ひげ icon inl uae ENG Chonda Ji (し 。) Lavanewie, の) tS some s0d mcucmmnneal once elle te2O.@

Gelidium japonicum (Harv.) Okam. ¢ 8... ... Ph XXI.

Callophyllis japonica Okam. さか &... Pl. XXII. GracilariamlextosiuSmimeoe pis OMOe ssi o-. eee. Pl. XXII Champiasbitida Okamy nova cp GiGuplorcescaeo) エド | XXLV. Amansiae clometctag A cont GeO 2 とし 放つ ニン ーッ

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Remittances from abroad to be made by postal money order, payable

to Keigyosha & Co., No. 1, Urajimbo-cho, Kandaku, Tokyo.

TOKYO: KEIGYOSHA & Co., 1, Urajimbocho, Kanda.

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