The Gracilariales is a red macroalgal order and the main global source of the economically
important agar, a marine phycocolloid. Independent comparative morphological and …

Generic concepts in the economically important agarophyte red algal family Gracilariaceae
were evaluated based on maximum parsimony, Bayesian likelihood, and minimum evolution …

Gracilariaceae are mostly pantropical red algae and include~ 230 species in seven genera.
Infrafamilial classification of the group has long been based on reproductive characters, but …

The marine macroalgae, or seaweeds, are a heterogenous group historically lumped
together as “Protists,” an assemblage of taxa whose members typically lack true roots …

Records of marine macroalgae reported from the Philippines were checked against
AlgaeBase, the international database for algal nomenclatures, and Index Nominum …

Species in the genus Gracilaria that display conspicuously flattened vegetative
morphologies are a taxonomically challenging group of marine benthic red algae. This is a …

The red algal family Gracilariaceae is commercially valuable due to its use in biotechnology
and microbiology research as a phycocolloid agar. Gracilaria species are difficult to identify …

The Gracilariaceae comprises 242 mainly tropical species, including some with significant
economic value for the food and pharmaceutical industry. Accurate taxonomy is crucial for …

Two new species of Gracilariopsis from the Indian Ocean are proposed—Gracilariopsis
(Gp.) mclachlanii Buriyo, Bellorin et MC Oliveira sp. nov. from Tanzania and Gracilariopsis …

The phylum Rhodophyta contains of a wide range of ecologically and economically
important species distributed worldwide. One taxon, Gracilaria salicornia, was an introduced …