Blidingia minima

 ( Ulvales ) 

Blidingia minima is a species of seaweed in the Kornmanniaceae family. It was described by Johann Kylin in 1947.

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Description The species is long by wide and is light green in colour. It are tubular with it cell arrangement being irregular and in diameter. Stellate also exist. The tubes rise in groups from the center. It Thallus grow as clusters which carry cylindrical and hollow tubes which arise from discoidal cushion. The tubes are long and wide. Thallus cells are wide and are angular.

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Distribution The type locality of this species is Heligoland. The species is found throughout eastern part of Asia in such countries as China, Japan, Korea and eastern part of Russia. It is also found in Azores, Canada, Norway, South Africa, United States, and various gulfs, seas and oceans, such as Gulf of Maine and Gulf of Mexico and in Atlantic Ocean and and Wadden Sea. Besides this places it have a type locality which is and is also common in Ireland and Great Britain. It was also recorded in Queensland, Australia.

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English distribution

In England, the species was recorded from East Sussex.

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Habitat

It is found growing on cobble, , , , driftwood and even on different algae species throughout the semi-protected and protected areas.

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Ecology

Blidingia minima is considered to be a food for Littorinidae.

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Further reading

Categories: Ulvales, Plants Described In 1947, Flora Of Asia, Flora Of Europe, Flora Of Northern America, Flora Of South Africa, Taxa Named By Friedrich Traugott Kützing

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