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December 1, 1967British Phycological BulletinOpen Access

Studies on marine algae of the British Isles. 5.Chorda filum(L.) stackh

G. Robin South Elsie M. Burrows

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(1967). Studies on marine algae of the British Isles. 5. Chorda filum (L.) stackh. British Phycological Bulletin: Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 379-402.

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