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Stenogramme interrupta

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Stenogramme interrupta is a historical name for the red alga currently listed by NCBI as Stenogramma interruptum, in the family Phyllophoraceae. The species forms flattened, dichotomously branched fronds that arise from a small attachment disc; available descriptions report branches about 10 centimetres or more in length. Its genus is distinguished by narrow linear reproductive sori that can resemble an interrupted midrib on the blade.

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What is the current scientific name for Stenogramme interrupta?

The name is currently listed by NCBI as Stenogramma interruptum. Stenogramme interrupta is a historical name associated with the same red alga.

What family does Stenogramma interruptum belong to?

Stenogramma interruptum is placed in the red-algae family Phyllophoraceae. It is a seaweed rather than a flowering plant or a freshwater alga.

What does Stenogramma interruptum look like?

Descriptions report flattened fronds that branch dichotomously, meaning each branch repeatedly divides into two. The fronds arise from a small attachment disc.

Is Stenogramme interrupta a red alga?

Yes, the entry refers to a red alga now treated under the name Stenogramma interruptum. Its flattened, branched fronds are characteristic features used in descriptions of the species.

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