Wrangeliaceae
Wrangeliaceae is a red alga family in the order Ceramiales.
| Wrangeliaceae | |
|---|---|
Scientific classification  | |
| (unranked): | Archaeplastida |
| Division: | Rhodophyta |
| Class: | Florideophyceae |
| Order: | Ceramiales |
| Family: | Wrangeliaceae J. Agardh |
Wrangelia penicillata at 2m depth.
Genera
- Anisoschizus
- Anotrichium
- Antarcticothamnion
- Baldockia
- Compsothamnion
- Dasyphila
- Dasyptilon
- Dasythamniella
- Desikacharyella
- Deucalion
- Diplothamnion
- Drewiana
- Falklandiella
- Georgiella
- Gordoniella
- Grallatoria
- Griffithsia
- Guiryella
- Gymnophycus
- Gymnothamnion
- Haloplegma
- Halurus
- Hommersandiella
- Interthamnion
- Involucrana
- Lejolisia
- Lomathamnion
- Lophothamnion
- Mazoyerella
- Medeiothamnion
- Monosporus
- Mortensenia
- Muellerena
- Neoptilota
- Pleonosporium
- Plumaria
- Plumariopsis
- Ptilota
- Ptilothamnion
- Ptilothamnionopsis
- Rhipidothamnion
- Rhododictyon
- Scagelonema
- Shepleya
- Spencerella
- Spermothamnion
- Sphondylothamnion
- Spongoclonium
- Stegengaea
- Tanakaella
- Tiffaniella
- Tokidaea
- Vickersia
- Woelkerlingia
- Wollastoniella
- Wrangelia
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References
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