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Enteromorpha intestinalis (L.) Nees

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drawing of Enteromorpha intestinalis
Note:
The genus Enteromorpha was merged with Ulva by Hayden et al. 2003. Display references
Illustrations:
Abbott and Hollenberg 1976, p. 75, fig. 31 (habit); Bliding 1963, p. 140, fig. 87 (photos): a–d (habit), e, f (surface views, vegetative plant), g (x-section, stipe), p. 142, fig. 88 (photos): a (surface view, vegetative plant), b (x-section, vegetative plant), c (male gametes), d (female gametes), e (zoospores), f, g (germlings); Burrows 1991, pl. 3 (photo: habit); Koeman and van den Hoek 1982a, p. 309, figs. 73–75 (habit), fig. 70 (male gametes), fig. 71 (female gametes), fig. 72 (zoospores), fig. 79 (surface views, vegetative plants), p. 310, fig. 81 (habit), fig. 83 (surface views, vegetative plants); Scagel 1966, pl. 26, fig. A (habit), figs. B, C, Q (x-sections, vegetative plants), figs. F–N (development of germlings from zygote), pl. 27, fig. A (gametangia), fig. B (gametes), fig. C (planozygote), fig. D (zoospore); Smith 1944, pl. 5, fig. 4 (habit), fig. 5 (x-section, vegetative plant), fig. 6 (surface view, vegetative plant) Display references
Pacific Coast Distribution:
Port Clarence, Norton Sound, Alaska (Collins 1927, p. 6) and Attu I., Aleutian Is., Alaska (Miller 4031 in UC) to San Francisco del Mar, Oaxaca (Huerta M. and Tirado L. 1970, p. 126), including Gulf of California north to Bahía La Choya, near Puerto Peñasco, Sonora (Dawson 1966a, p. 5) Display references
Taxonomy:
Blomster et al. 1998; Burrows 1991, p. 86; Koeman and van den Hoek 1982a, p. 308; Scagel 1966, p. 49; Bliding 1963, p. 139 Display references
Life History:
uninvestigated in Pacific coast populations; in Europe, alternation of isomorphic phases, a sporophyte that produces quadriflagellate zoospores alternating with unisexual gametophytes that produce unequal biflagellate gametes; parthenogenetic development of gametophytes by unfused gametes under favorable conditions (Bliding 1963, p. 141) Display references
Biology/Ecology:
Sousa and Connell 1992, p. 433; Wheeler and Björnsäter 1992; Fawley 1991, p.545; R. Aguilar Rosas and Machado Galindo 1990, p. 188; Farrell 1988, p. 190; Reed and Foster 1984, p. 946; Sousa 1984, p. 1923; Thom 1984a, p. 54; Littler and Arnold 1982, p. 309; Littler and Arnold 1980; Thom 1980a, p. 9; Thom 1980b, p. 105; Carefoot 1979; Lindstrom and Foreman 1979, p. 184; Dayton 1975, p. 140; Hruby 1975, p. 882; Dayton 1971, p. 372; Christie and Shaw 1968, p. 529; Jones and Babb 1968, p. 525; Druehl 1967a, p. 42; Christie and Evans 1962; Lersten and Voth 1960, p. 33; Rigg and Miller 1949 Display references
Morphology:
Björnsäter and Wheeler 1990, p. 603 Display references
Ultrastructure:
McArthur and Moss 1979; McArthur and Moss 1978; McArthur and Moss 1977; Hori 1972 Display references
Chemistry:
Blunden et al. 1982, p. 565; Manley et al. 1992; Thomas and Harrison 1988; Thomas et al. 1987; Dickson et al. 1979, p. 415; Medcalf et al. 1972; Rönnerstrand 1943, p. 48 Display references
Culture Techniques:
Kono et al. 1997 Display references

 
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Repr    xxxxxx    x   Abundant, on rocks or other algae, especially in brackish water, high intertidal in fully sheltered to fully exposed habitats. Scagel 1957, p. 39. Scagel 1966, p. 51. Scagel 1973, p. 131. Hawkes et al. 1979, p. 89. Display references
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COLUMBIA
RIVER
Repr      xxxxx         Abundant, high-tide line bordering tide pools near freshwater seepages, and river mouths. Doty 1947, p. 14. Sanborn and Doty 1947, p. 24. Markham and Celestino 1977, p. 257. Display references
Ster x    xxxxx        
                       
CAPE
ARAGO
Repr                         Widespread and common throughout the year, usually in river mouths and high intertidal places subject to freshwater. Dawson 1965a, p. 7. Display references
Ster xxxxxxxxxxxx
                       
CAPE
MENDOCINO
Repr                         Abundant, in the upper intertidal in areas of fresh or brackish water. Kjeldsen 1995, p. 7. Display references
Ster  xxxxx            
                       
POINT
ARENA
Repr  xxxxxxx         Abundant, in the upper intertidal, on rocks or epiphytic in sheltered to exposed habitats. Johansen 1966a, p. 86. Display references
Ster  xxxxxxxxxx  
                       
SAN
FRANCISCO
Repr                         Abundant, mid and upper intertidal, saxicolous, epiphytic, on other algae, or free floating, in freshwater seepage, in protected bays and estuaries. Smith 1944, p. 49. Silva 1979, p. 340. Display references
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