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Cryptonemia lomation

description Cryptonemia lomation Overview

Cryptonemia lomation is a marine red alga in the family Halymeniaceae. It forms erect, leaf-like thalli from a small discoid holdfast, with fan-shaped blades, a persistent stalk and a filamentous inner medulla; these features distinguish it from related foliose red algae. The species was originally described from the Mediterranean region and has been reported from European Atlantic coasts and other temperate waters, including Korea. [Korean Journal of Environmental Biology](https://db.koreascholar.com/Article/Detail/357252) [COPEPEDIA](https://www.st.nmfs.noaa.gov/copepedia/taxa/T2020104/index.html)

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What type of alga is Cryptonemia lomation?

Cryptonemia lomation is a marine red alga in the family Halymeniaceae. It forms erect, leaf-like thalli from a small discoid holdfast.

What does Cryptonemia lomation look like?

It has fan-shaped blades, a persistent stalk, and a filamentous inner medulla. These features give it a leafy appearance while separating it from some related foliose red algae.

How does Cryptonemia lomation attach to the seabed?

The alga begins from a small discoid holdfast. Its persistent stalk then supports the upright, fan-shaped blades.

What feature helps identify Cryptonemia lomation internally?

A filamentous inner medulla is one of its useful structural characters. Identification also considers the persistent stalk and fan-shaped blades, not colour alone.

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