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Description Gongrosira debaryana Rabenhorst
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Rabenhorst, L. 1868. Flora europaea algarum aquae dulcis et submarinae. Sectio III. Algae chlorophyllophyceas, melanophyceas et rhodophyceas complectens. pp. i–xx, 1–461.Fig. 100 a-g (cropped)

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