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Colpomenia bullosa ( Saunders ) Yamada
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saccate form, elongate form, and x. s. unilocular sorus Note: DeCew apparently considered Colpomenia sinuosa , C. peregrina , and C. bullosa conspecific Synonyms: Scytosiphon bullosus Saunders, Colpomenia sinuosa f. deformans Setchell et Gardner Illustrations: Abbott and Hollenberg 1976, p. 205, fig. 166 ( habit ), fig. 167 ( habit, as C. peregrina ); Scagel 1967, p. 113, fig. 42 a ( habit ), fig. 42 b ( x-section, vegetative anatomy, as C. sinuosa ), p. 107, fig. 39 a ( habit ), fig. 39 b ( x-section, vegetative anatomy, as Scytosiphon bullosus ); Setchell and Gardner 1925, pl. 45, figs. 82 & ndash; 86 ( developing plurilocular organs, as C. sinuosa ) Pacific Coast Distribution: Alaska ( Izembek Lagoon, Alaska Peninsula: Lindstrom 1977, p. 54, as C. peregrina to Yakutat Bay: Setchell and Gardner 1903, p. 242, as C. sinuosa f. sinuosa ); Port Renfrew, Vancouver I ., British Columbia ( Scagel 1957, p. 90, as C. sinuosa f. sinuosa ) to Monterey Peninsula, Calif. ( Smith 1944, p. 128, as C. sinuosa ); San Luis Obispo Co ., Calif. ( Sparling 1977, p. 39, also as C. peregrina ); Channel Is ., Calif. ( Santa Cruz I.: Apt et al. 1988, p. 41 ( as C. sinuosa ); San Nicolas I ., Santa Catalina I.: Murray 1974, p. 40, as C. peregrina ; San Clemente I.: Miller in UC ); La Jolla, San Diego Co ., Calif. ( Abbott and Hollenberg 1976, p. 204, as C. peregrina ); Baja Calif. ( Islas Los Coronados I.: Miller in UC; Isla Guadalupe: Stewart and Stewart 1984, p. 141, as C. sinuosa ; Bahia Asuncion: Dawson 9144 in UC ) Taxonomy: Vandermeulen et al. 1984, p. 325; Wynne and Norris 1976 Phylogeny: G. Cho et al. 2001 [ for C. peregrina and C. sinuosa ] Life History: unknown in eastern Pacific plants. In Australia, alternation of isomorphic phases, with gametophytes extremely rare. Gametes either fusing or developing parthenogenetically into sporophytes ( Clayton 1979, as C. peregrina ); Kogame and Yamagishi 1997, p. 337 ( as C. peregrina ); Phenology: a spring, summer, fall annual; Kogame and Yamagishi 1997, p. 337 ( as C. peregrina ); Biology/Ecology: Aguilar Rosas and Machado Galindo 1990, p. 188 ( as C. peregrina ); L & uuml; ning 1990, pp. 95, 338 ( as C. peregrina ); Oates 1989 ( as C. sinuosa ); Stewart 1989, p. 441 ( as C. sinuosa ); DeWreede and Vandermeulen 1988, p. 471 ( as C. peregrina ); Oates 1988 ( as C. peregrina and as C. sinuosa ); Vandermeulen and DeWreede 1987 ( as C. peregrina ); Vandermeulen 1986 ( as C. peregrina ); Vandermeulen and DeWreede 1986 ( as C. sinuosa ); Sousa 1984, p. 1923; Stewart 1983, p. 210 ( as C. sinuosa ); Stewart 1982, p. 49 ( as C. sinuosa ); Littler 1981, p. 401 ( as C. sinuosa ); Littler and Arnold 1980, p. 148 ( as C. sinuosa ); Littler 1980 a, p. 163 ( as C. sinuosa ); Thom 1980 b, p. 105 ( as C. sinuosa ); Hawkes et al. 1979, p. 92 ( as C. peregrina ); Emerson and Zedler 1978, p. 316 ( as C. sinuosa ); Littler and Murray 1978, p. 589 ( as C. sinuosa ); Murray and Littler 1978, p. 509 ( as C. sinuosa ); Phinney 1977, p. 102 ( as C. peregrina ); Seapy and Littler 1978, p. 298 ( as C. sinuosa ); Littler and Murray 1977, p. 20 ( as C. sinuosa ); Foster 1975 a, p. 319 ( as C. peregrina ); Littler and Murray 1975, p. 281 ( as C. sinuosa ); Devinny and Kirkwood 1974, p. 102 ( as C. peregrina ); Littler and Murray 1974 b, p. 132 ( as C. sinuosa ); Murray and Littler 1974, p. 72 ( as C. sinuosa ); Pearse and Lowry 1974, p. 14 ( as C. peregrina ); Dayton 1971, p. 375 ( as C. sinuosa ); Paine and Vadas 1969 b, p. 80 ( as C. sinuosa ); R. Lee 1965 a, p. 15 ( as C. sinuosa ); R. Lee 1965 b, p. 113 ( as C. sinuosa ); Scagel 1963, p. 48 ( as C. sinuosa ); Rigg and Miller 1949 ( as C. sinuosa ) Ultrastructure: Cole 1970, p. 275 ( as C. sinuosa ); Motomura 1992 Chemistry: Stefanov et al. 1996 ( as C. peregrina ); Noda et al. 1990, p. 578 ( also as C. sinuosa ); Ragan and Glombitza 1986, p. 188 ( as C. sinuosa ) Molecular Taxonomy: Tan and Druehl 1994 ( as C. peregrina )

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BRITISH COLUMBIA						Pl													Common, in fully sheltered to moderately exposed habitats, on rocks and other algae in the mid/low intertidal. Scagel 1957, pp. 88, 90 ( as C sinuosa and C. bullosa ). Scagel 1973, p. 132. Hawkes et al. 1979, p. 92 ( as C. peregrina ).
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COLUMBIA RIVER						Pl													Common, in the mid and low intertidal, on horizontal rocks or other algae. Doty 1947, pp. 36, 37 ( as C sinuosa and C. bullosa ). Sanborn and Doty 1947, p. 29 ( as C. sinuosa ).
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CAPE ARAGO						Pl													Uncommon, on rocks and other algae in the mid and low intertidal. Dawson 1965 a, p. 17 ( as C. sinuosa ).
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CAPE MENDOCINO						Pl													Common, on rocks and other algae, in the mid and low intertidal. Kjeldsen 1995, p. 16 ( also as C. peregrina ).
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POINT ARENA						Pl													Uncommon, on rocks and other algae in the mid and low intertidal. Kjeldsen 1995, p. 16 ( also as C. peregrina ).
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SAN FRANCISCO						Pl													Abundant, usually epiphytic on Gastroclonium , but also on other algae in the intertidal and subtidal in Macrocystis beds. Smith 1944, p. 128 ( as C sinuosa ). Devinny and Kirkwood 1974, p. 102 ( as C. peregrina ).
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