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Hi, folks. I hope someone can help me with a query about a seaweed. I've
been trying to identify it on the internet, and I think it looks like
Umbraulva Dangeardii. I've seen it often before, and yet, if that is its
taxonomy, it seems isn't supposed to be on our beaches. We usually walk at
Conrad's Beach in HRM, and I picked up a specimen a few days ago.
It's brown, but has green tints, a long, raised central rib and lots of
holes all over the leaf, which is fairly broad. The whole leaf is about 8
inches long. I can send a photo.
Jane
p.s. I want to use it in a ceramic piece I'm working on. The pattern of
holes is neat.
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