菲律宾一些淡水红藻(红藻门)的命名注记

Q3 Environmental Science

Philippine Journal of Systematic Biology Pub Date : 2010-06-11 DOI:10.3860/PJSB.V4I0.1567

L. Liao

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摘要

对菲律宾淡水藻类的研究主要集中在微观和浮游形式，如Velasquez (1962)， Pantastico (1977)， Tamayo-Zafaralla(1998)等，对宏观形式知之甚少。在生活在淡水栖息地的大型底栖生物中，迄今为止在菲律宾已记录到红藻(红藻门)5属7种。其中2种属于Entwisle et al.(2009)目前划定的batrachospermacae科，其中1种Batrachospermum nonocense Kumano et Liao最初描述于菲律宾，其类型地点位于北苏里高省Nonoc岛。另一种淡水红藻Nemalionopsis shawii Skuja也有一个菲律宾类型的地方(巴丹省Lamao保护区)，是Nemalionopsis Skuja的属型物种，目前被置于Thoreaceae中，最近被m ller等人(2002年)纳入其新的分离目Thoreales。

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Nomenclatural Notes on some Philippine Species of Freshwater Red Algae (Rhodophyta)

The study of Philippine freshwater algae has primarily focused on microscopic and planktonic forms such as those of Velasquez (1962), Pantastico (1977), Tamayo-Zafaralla (1998) among others, with little information known about macroscopic forms. Among the larger, benthic forms inhabiting freshwater habitats, seven species in five genera of red algae (Rhodophyta) have so far been documented from the Philippines. Two of these species belong to the Batrachospermaceae as currently circumscribed by Entwisle et al. (2009), with one species Batrachospermum nonocense Kumano et Liao originally described from the Philippines, with its type locality in Nonoc Island, Surigao del Norte province. Another freshwater red alga, Nemalionopsis shawii Skuja, also has a Philippine type locality (Lamao Reserve, Bataan province) and is the generitype species of Nemalionopsis Skuja currently placed within the Thoreaceae, which was recently accommodated into its new segregate order, the Thoreales by Müller et al. (2002).

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Philippine Journal of Systematic Biology Environmental Science-Ecology

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