John A.N. Parnell (corresponding author; W.H. HARVEY’S AUSTRALIAN TRAVELLING email: j.parnell@tcd. ie), Herbarium, Botany SETS OF ALGAE IN THE HERBARIUM OF Department, School of Natural Sciences, Trinity College Dublin, TRINITY COLLEGE DUBLIN (TCD) AND Dublin 2; H. Bryan S. Womersley, Emeritus THE NATIONAL HERBARIUM OF Professor, State Herbarium of South Australia, Department VICTORIA (MEL), AUSTRALIA of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), Hackney John A.N. Parnell, H. Bryan S. Womersley, Doris Sinkora, Alison Road, Adelaide, South Australia 5000, Vaughan and John M. Huisman and Department of Environmental Biology, The University of Adelaide, South Australia 5005, Australia; Doris Sinkora ABSTRACT and Alison Vaughan National Herbarium of William Henry Harvey’s ‘Travelling Sets’ of Australian algae as held in his home institution of Victoria, Royal Botanic Trinity College Dublin and in the National Herbarium of Victoria at Melbourne are described and Gardens Melbourne, Birdwood Avenue, enumerated and the contents are documented for the fi rst time. It is shown that the collection of South Yarra, Victoria almost 600 numbers contains numerous type specimens with some unpublished ancillary notes. The 3141, Australia; John Trinity College Dublin collection is especially taxonomically important as it contains much holo- M. Huisman, School type and lectotype material. However, as the specimens in this collection are never sent on loan, this of Biological Sciences paper provides the only coherent source of information on the material in the collection. It draws and Biotechnology, Murdoch University, attention to the web-based resources available for study of this important collection, elucidates the Murdoch, Western status of these specimens and indicates where further detailed study of material is required. Australia 6150, Australia, and State Herbarium, Western Australian Department INTRODUCTION This publication includes descriptions and illus- of Environment and trations of some 300 species of Australian algae. Conservation, George William Henry Harvey, the premier phycologist Of greater relevance to the present contribution, St, Kensington, of his time, was Curator of the Trinity College however, is Harvey’s account of the marine bot- Western Australia 6151, Australia. Dublin Herbarium (TCD) from 1844 until his any of the colony of Western Australia (1855a), death in 1866. Various summaries of his life which was prepared at sea in September 1854, Cite as follows: Parnell, and work have been published and the TCD wherein he described his Western Australian col- John A.N., Womersley, Herbarium’s web site (http://www.tcd.ie/Botany/ lection, including the protologues of over 130 H. Bryan S., Sinkora, herbarium) contains a list of relevant, published, new species. Doris, Vaughan, Alison and Huisman, biographical material. All herbarium abbrevia- One feature of Harvey’s collecting activity John M. 2010 W.H. tions used here follows Index Herbariorum, which on this trip, which has never been extensively Harvey’s Australian is now only available on-line at http://sciweb. commented on, is that he developed, maintained Travelling Sets of Algae nybg.org/science2/IndexHerbariorum.asp. and carried with him a series of what he termed in the Herbarium of Harvey travelled widely, collected exten- ‘Travelling Sets’ of algae. As housed in TCD, the Trinity College Dublin and the National sively on his travels and published numerous Travelling Sets comprise a series of thin, soft- Herbarium of Victoria, descriptions of new algal species based on these bound volumes c. 31cm × 23cm. In all, there Australia. Biology activities. He made two overseas trips of long are seven volumes of ‘Australian algae’, which and Environment: duration, the second of which (1853–1856) together comprise Harvey’s Travelling Set for Proceedings of the took him around the world. On this extended Royal Irish Academy that continent, and two other single volumes of 110B, 119–161. collecting trip Harvey arrived at King George algae, each making a Travelling Set: one from the DOI: 10.3318/ Sound, Australia, on 7 January 1854, departing Friendly Islands (now Tonga) and the other from BIOE.2010.110.2.119. the country on 15 June 1855 from Sydney. The Ceylon (now Sri Lanka). The Friendly Islands results of this Australian leg of Harvey’s journey Travelling Set is labelled 1855 (bearing a hand- Received 5 January appeared in several publications, notably the fi ve 2010. Accepted 1 July written label stuck on its cover by E.P. Wright 2010. Published 30 volume Phycologia Australica (1858; 1859; 1860; over Harvey’s own label (Wright succeeded September 2010. 1862; 1863), prepared after his return to Dublin. Harvey as Curator of the Herbarium in TCD))

DOI: 10.3318/BIOE.2010.110.2.119 Biology and Environment: Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, Vol. 110B, No. 2, 119–161 (2010). © Royal Irish Academy 119 Biology and Environment and the Ceylonese Set is labelled 1853. The algae slides that he prepared. So, it is clear that these in the Travelling Sets from the Friendly Islands are indeed Harvey’s working collections. As the and Ceylon are mostly individually numbered and volumes are physically small and easily carried, it these numbers correspond to numbers in series is reasonable to presume that Harvey used them of exsiccatae that Harvey issued. The Ceylonese as a means of easy fi eld reference—a hypoth- set contains, in addition to the algal specimens, esis supported in conversation by the late D.A. a hand-written list by Harvey stitched into the Webb, a former Curator of the TCD herbarium. inside of the front cover, which details the con- In the descriptions of his Western Australian spe- tents of the volume. The collection of algae in cies (1855a), Harvey almost universally cited the the Friendly Islands set appears complete—that Travelling Set number in the protologue, and is, all the exsiccatae numbers are represented by he also clearly used these volumes as a means of specimens. However, in the case of the Ceylonese constructing his later Algae Australicae Exsiccatae Travelling Set the collection is markedly incom- (abbreviated as Alg. Austr. Exsic. from this point plete—a signifi cant number of specimens are onwards). missing. Examination of this volume shows that Each volume in the Travelling Set of some of these missing specimens were originally Australian algae has been recently numbered present. Clear evidence exists that incorporated (Volumes 0–6). In addition, as not all specimens specimens were torn off or cut out. A search of the in the Travelling Sets of Australian algae carried main algal herbarium has shown that a number of numbers it was decided to label each with a new these specimens were subsequently re-mounted number (written in pencil and encircled, at the and incorporated in the main algal collection. top of the specimens—see the third column in However, not all the missing specimens in the Table 2). The number allocated is a reference Ceylonese Travelling Set can be accounted for in number and indicates the order in which the this way as there is no evidence whatsoever that specimen occurs within the bound volume and specimens 70–83 or 87–106 were ever present has no other signifi cance. in the Travelling Set. These collections from Sri The material contained in the Australian algal Lanka and Tonga are not further detailed in this volumes represents a comprehensive collection of account, which is concerned with the Australian algal material from many southern Australian specimens. localities. Although it might be expected that The grey paper outer cover of each volume Harvey would have used previous collections in of the Australian Travelling Set bears a hand- making his Travelling Sets, few have been found written label of Harvey’s, indicating its contents. (those that have been found are no. 18, Dasya Each volume comprises a number of thin sheets rhizocarpa Harvey n. sp. (Haplodasya urceolata) col- of paper (27cm × 42cm) that are folded in half lec ted by G eorge Cl i f ton f rom Frem a nt le ; no. 269, to form pages 27cm × 21cm. In some volumes Delesseria dendroides Harvey n. sp. (Hypoglossum) the sheets were once stitched together and to the collected by George Clifton at Fremantle; no. outer cover, along the line of the fold. In the other 347, Rhodymenia ? rosea Harvey n. sp. (Leptosomia) cases the stitches have long since been removed collected by George Clifton at Fremantle; and or appear never to have been present. The thin, (not numbered) Struvea macrophylla Harvey n. folded sheets of paper have glued to them indi- sp. (S. plumosa), collected by Mrs Drummond vidual collections of algae. However, the algae from Champion Bay, western Australia). In are not directly attached to these thin sheets. the Australian algal volumes Harvey overtly Rather, they have been dried down onto separate arranged the collections in a systematic fashion portions of heavier gauge paper and various com- by major algal group, e.g. the third volume of the binations of these heavier gauge papers with their Australian Travelling Set is labelled by Harvey attached algae have been pasted together onto the as containing the ‘Rhodomelaceae (sundry) cum recto (right-hand) side of the sheets of thin paper. Laurencia, Lomentaria, Champia’ and the sixth Therefore, when a volume of a Travelling Set is volume as containing the ‘Chlorospermeae’. opened the algae are always on the right-hand Table 1 provides a transcript of the labels on the page of the volume, with the verso (left-hand) Australian Travelling Sets. page being blank. Australian specimens that appear identical, The specimens in the TCD Travelling Sets are carrying similar Travelling Set numbers or anno- often small: some are minute, some are labelled tationsare also held in the National Herbarium of as unique and some are totally unlabelled. In a Victoria (MEL), as are numbered specimens from few cases the specimens also contain brief fi eld other localities. The specimens with Travelling notes or other comments, or, more commonly, Set numbers are all on individual sheets fi led in drawings by Harvey, or are accompanied by mica the algal herbarium, not in book form as in TCD.

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Table 1— Transcript of the main labels on the covers of Harvey’s Travelling Set of Australian Algae. Images of the covers will shortly be provided for downloading from http:// www.tcd.ie/Botany/herbarium.php.

Volume no. Principal label on cover Volume 0 Melanospermeae Volume 1 Squamarieae, Gelidieae, Chaetangieae, Helminthocladieae, Rhodymenieae, Cryptonemiaceae (in part.) Volume 2 Cryptonemiaceae (contin’d), Ceramiaceae Volume 3 Rhodomelaceae (sundry) Volume 4 Laurenciaceae, Wrangeliaceae, Sphaerococcoideae Volume 5 Dasya, Polysiphonia, Polyzonia, Rhodomela, Bostrychia (not written in Harvey’s hand) Volume 6 Chlorospermeae

These sheets also have a number (in pencil or and locality. Many of the Travelling Set speci- ink), the locality and a name. Harvey gave these mens were from other later localities than the sheets of Travelling Set specimens to Ferdinand 1855a Western Australian list and not all were Mueller in 1854 when Harvey was based in fi rst listed in his Travelling Set books. The list Melbourne on several occasions during his visit we provide below is essentially confi ned to the to Australia, and lodged extra sheets in TCD specimens and the localities as in the Travelling after his return. Therefore, the material in TCD Set books housed in TCD and the specimens in should be regarded as the original Travelling Set MEL, including many Alg. Austr. Exsic. specimens and those in MEL as possible duplicates. During that came in the Sonder Herbarium purchased by his travels Harvey collected very extensively MEL. along the southern coastline of Australia: some In 1952, on a visit of several weeks, Bryan of these specimens were added to the Travelling Womersley studied Harvey’s types of Australian Set as separate sheets, and this, in some cases, has marine algae in Trinity College (TCD). The resulted in two or three different species having Travelling Sets proved of particular interest and the same Travelling Set number. Generally, how- brief general comments on them were pub- ever, Harvey (1855a) made very few errors in his lished (Womersley 1956; 1984; 2008) but with labels and was defi nite in his use of the localities no details. The existence and importance of the of Fremantle, Rottnest Island and Garden Island, Travelling Sets have, however, been generally and there seems no reason to think that he would known to Australian phycologists. During his misapply one in place of the other (e.g. Fremantle visit, Womersley annotated many of the Harvey rather than Rottnest Island)). However, in specimens as ‘TYPE’. These designations have, Harvey’s 1857 list of the duplicate Australian for the most part, been subsequently published in algae (Alg. Austr. Exsic.) he gave A as referring to various monographs (e.g. Womersley 1979) and the ‘neighbourhood of Fremantle’, i.e. including in The Marine Benthic Flora of Southern Australia Rottnest and Garden Island, and this is the cause (Womersley 1984; 1987; 1994; 1996; 1998; 2003) of the frequent use of ‘Fremantle’ on Alg. Austr. and are summarised in Table 2. Unfortunately, Exsic. specimens. lectotypifi cations included in the 2003 volume Many (perhaps most) of Harvey’s Australian did not include the words ‘designated here’ (or Travelling Set numbers were later widely distrib- similar), a requirement for valid typifi cation on uted under a different set of numbers in Harvey’s or after 1 January 2001 (Mac Neill et al. 2006, 1857 ‘List of Dr. Harvey’s Duplicate Australian International Code of Botanic Nomenclature, Algae’ (Alg. Austr. Exsic.). These 601 numbered article 7:11). This requirement is therefore ful- specimens were each distributed with a printed fi lled here. A small number of lectotypes have label, with the number followed by a capital let- previously been designated from Alg. Austr. Exsic. ter indicating the collection locality; they exist in material. While we believe the Travelling Set MEL and the National Herbarium of New specimens to be more appropriate choices as lec- South Wales (NSW) and many other herbaria. totype, we acknowledge that lectotypifi cation An electronic copy of the original list is avail- with Alg. Austr. Exsic. specimens is unlikely to able at http://www.aussiealgae.org/HarveyColl/ be ‘in serious confl ict with the protologue’ (Mac Harveys_list_of_names.pdf. In TCD these speci- Neill et al. 2006, International Code of Botanic mens often lack a printed label, Harvey having Nomenclature, article 9.17) and we recognise simply pencilled in the correct number, name them here.

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Perusal of the Travelling Sets shows that much cates are multiple preparations from a single of the material therein is type material and a gathering, i.e. they must come from one location number of the specimens have been so designated at one time (although not necessarily from one by later workers—notably Bryan Womersley and plant, (article 8.2), it is clear that neither identical D.A. Webb. It is also clear that much previously Travelling Set numbers (see above) nor identical u n r e c o g n i s e d t y p e m a t e r i a l e x i s t s i n t h e Tr a ve l l i n g locations on multiple specimens can be taken as Sets. Certainly, there are numerous cases where indicating that the specimens are duplicates. This the individual collections are labelled in Harvey’s interpretation can equally be applied to the Alg. hand as a new species, i.e. ‘n. sp.’ or as a species in Austr. Exsic. specimens. a Harvey manuscript, i.e. ‘H. Mss’. Many of the Given the preceding conclusions, we interpret specimens in the Travelling Sets are holotypes, all specimens bearing Travelling Set numbers or lectotypes or syntypes, which Harvey almost localities cited in the protologues of new spe- certainly used as his primary working material cies described in Harvey’s ‘Some account of the during the preparation of Harvey (1855a) and in marine botany of the colony of Western Australia’ constructing the Alg. Austr. Exsic. (1855a) and subsequent publications (Harvey Harvey’s (1855a) protologues contain several 1855b; 1858; 1859; 1860; 1862; 1863) as syntypes indications of original material: the locality (or (including Alg. Austr. Exsic. specimens). Given localities), plus the Travelling Set number, each our understanding of Harvey’s working meth- of which must be considered in the lectotypifi ca- ods, we believe the fi rst choice in designating a tion process. Unfortunately, the status of multiple lectotype for species described in Harvey (1855a) specimens bearing any single Travelling Set and Harvey (1855b) should be a specimen from number or locality is complex. Harvey (1855a, the Travelling Set, as these were cited (1855a) and 534) states that the ‘numbers … are those under clearly at hand (1855a; 1855b) during the prepara- which the Species stand in a running catalogue, tion of these publications. If there is evidence that kept by Dr. H., as the Collection proceeds.’ So only a single specimen exists, then it is reasonable the Travelling Set number refers to a species and to consider it to be the holotype. Where there are not necessarily a specimen. A clear example of multiple specimens in both TCD and MEL that this is provided by the Travelling Set material of bear the same Travelling Set number, the lecto- Polyzonia fl accida, which has Travelling Set num- type should usually be the TCD specimen. As the ber 34: this number also occurs on specimens MEL material is not necessarily a strict duplicate in TCD from two locations (Garden Island and it cannot then always be automatically regarded King George’s Sound). As these Travelling Set as an isolectotype; though it may well be an citations in Harvey (1855a) are of a ‘catalogue’ isolectotype, it is impossible to be certain. Hence number and not a specimen number, we cannot in Table 2 we have not offi cially designated any infer that Harvey was indicating a type speci- material as an isolectotype but have indicated men. Since Harvey’s account was written at sea that it might be. In past publications of various (1855a, 566) and often mentions specimens being authors, such specimens have been considered as ‘packed away’ (e.g. Sargassum 1855a, 534), we can, type material, but these should be superseded by however, be reasonably certain that Harvey was the data in the present account. consulting Travelling Set specimens in prepara- Some 1068 Harvey Australian algae speci- tion of the paper, an assumption reinforced by mens are in MEL, the majority comprised of his universal citation of Travelling Set numbers Harvey’s Alg. Austr. Exsic. derived from the pur- in the protologues of new species. In general, chase of the Sonder Herbarium, others probably therefore, it would seem reasonable to interpret from the purchase in 1859 of ‘a huge collection a specimen bearing a Travelling Set number (or from Harvey’ (Gillbank 2008, p. 60). Of the 428 any specimen with ‘n. sp.’) as an indication of the MEL specimens that can be directly or indirectly specimen’s primary importance, and as such these associated with the Travelling Set, only 25 are specimens should be the fi rst choice when desig- from Western Australian locations and are part nating lectotypes. of a set given to Mueller by Harvey during his The interpretation of Harvey’s collection stay in Melbourne. None of these specimens are localities is equally complex. It is well known numbered, however, and with respect to our lec- that he collected from locations for more than a totypifi cation process they cannot be considered single day—for example, spending six weeks at as equivalent to the TCD Travelling Set speci- Rottnest. Since none of his specimens are dated, mens from Western Australia. As interpreted by it cannot be ascertained whether any were col- us, they have the same status as Alg. Austr. Exsic. lected on a single day, or separated by days or specimens (i.e. possible isolectotypes, conserva- even weeks. As the ICBN indicates that dupli- tively syntypes). The remaining 393 specimens

122 W.H. Harvey’s Australian travelling sets of algae in the herbarium of trinity college are from Victoria and Tasmania. Of these, 35 can Currently, all written material and labels potentially be considered type material of 28 spe- accompanying the specimens have been tran- cies (there are some ‘duplicates’), but several of scribed and placed in a downloadable pdf fi le these were species described by others (includ- (http://www.tcd.ie/Botany/herbarium) wherein ing J. Agardh) based on Harvey Alg. Austr. Exsic. the columns carry, in order, a unique identifi - specimens distributed to other herbaria such as cation number, information on potential type that at Lund University (LD), where the types are status, exsiccata number (where available), loca- housed. The sixteen species described by Harvey tion of the collection (where given), genus (where were included in Harvey (1855b) or Phycologia given and as assigned by Harvey), species (where Australica (1858–1863). given and as assigned by Harvey), and accompa- The protologues of the six Victorian species nying notes (where given). In a limited number described in Harvey (1855b), communicated of cases, it is clear that Harvey thought it unnec- ‘Melbourne, January 10, 1855’, included location essary to label immediately adjacent specimens in data but did not include either Travelling Set or a volume of a Travelling Set when he believed Alg. Austr. Exsic. numbers. Given the place and them to be taxonomically identical. Where this date of writing, however, it is reasonable to assume practice is clear the appropriate name has been that Harvey had the Travelling Set specimens at retrospectively assigned. Frequently, Harvey uses hand while preparing these descriptions. Five of an unconventional sign ( ), which is not listed in the six species are represented in the TCD or MEL Stearn 1986) and for which we have not found Travelling Set collections and, where required, any written explanation. Professor M. Guiry, appropriate lectotypes are selected here (Table in Galway, believes that this sign was Harvey’s 2), The remaining ten species represented in the sign for ‘Tetrasporangial’. However, examination MEL Travelling Set collection were described in of specimens in the Herbarium of the Botany Harvey’s Phycologia Australica (1858–1863), pre- Department of the Ulster Museum (BEL) shows pared after his return to Dublin. The protologues that specimens of Harvey’s bearing this sign often included localities and in most cases Harvey’s Alg. neither bear cystocarps or tetraspores (Morton, Austr. Exsic. numbers (e.g. Caulerpa simpliciuscula pers. comm.). This sign is represented as a I in var. vesiculifera Harv., 1859, pl. 65; Amansia linearis the pdf and as § in Table 2. Harv., 1859, pl. 108; Gymnogongrus foliosus Harv., 1862, pl. 194; Callophyllis obtusifolia Harv., 1862, pl. 193; Cladophora bainesii F. Muell. and Harv. ex MATERIALS AND METHODS Harv., 1859, pl. 112; Callophyllis coronata Harv., 1859, pl. 97), but in no case was a Travelling Set Various imaging techniques were considered. In number cited. The Travelling Set is therefore not the end, to make the process as minimally dam- of primary relevance in lectotypifi cation of these aging, simple and speedy as possible, images were species. taken using a Canon G2 digital camera mounted The policy of the TCD herbarium is that the on a photographic stand, rather than a scan- Travelling Sets are not to be split up for incor- ner. The original high-quality larger images are poration into the main algal herbarium. In individually available on request to the Curator. addition, the Travelling Sets are never sent on Images were taken of the covers of every volume loan because to do so would pose an unacceptable and every specimen in every volume. Where risk given that they comprise bound volumes of appropriate, additional images were taken of the fragile material, much of which comprises actual covers and contents of any accompanying text, or potential type material. Unfortunately, such packages and envelopes that Harvey occasion- good curatorial practice severely restricts access ally used to hold his specimens. In addition, to the algal specimens in the Travelling Sets, the Mellon Foundation has recently provided though they are readily available for study by vis- substantial funding to allow for high-resolution iting phycologists. scanning (yielding 1200 dpi images) of all the In order to increase the accessibility of the Travelling Sets and databasing of the associated TCD herbarium collections and to make effective metadata—these much larger images, along with data repatriation possible, a long-term imaging many others from TCD, and the metadata will be project has been undertaken. As the Travelling made widely available through JSTOR (http:// Sets are type-rich and not available for loan it plants.jstor.org). was decided that the specimens therein would As indicated in Womersley (2008), a CD of be among the fi rst materials to be imaged and the TCD images and the associated data were that thumbnail images of the specimens would be sent to the State Herbarium of South Australia at placed online. Adelaide (AD), where the CD directories were

123 Biology and Environment copied to a PC. The free picture viewer Irfanview possible for any of the authors to recheck the was used to browse the thumbnail images and determination of either the TCD or the MEL then display the high-resolution image(s) of the collections, so this is a task for the future. Where selected species. As a result, access to these images there is any shadow of doubt over an identifi ca- has permitted compilation of a list of nearly 600 tion we have indicated this by use of the phrase Travelling Set names with records of TCD and ‘needs checking’ following the Womersley Flora MEL holdings. Copies of the TCD images will name in that column. In a number of cases, the be fi led in their appropriate systematic position specimens in TCD have other, generally trivial, in AD. annotations relating to visible features of the A list of the Travelling Sets in MEL was specimen in question—these are not reproduced developed over many years by Bryan Womersley but are shown in the image. Table 2, which sup- and Doris Sinkora (the latter checking the MEL plements the currently available pdf, will also be collections extensively) and this list is the basis placed online in a Microsoft Offi ce Excel spread- of the MEL data in Table 2 below. The original sheet format that is easy to search (http://www. list was modifi ed by Womersley using data from tcd.ie/Botany/herbarium.php). The authorities the MEL database of collections and by subse- and their abbreviations used conform to those of quent detailed checking of the MEL database and Brummitt and Powell (1992). the herbarium specimens by Alison Vaughan, Collections Information Offi cer at MEL. RESULTS Among other things, John Huisman checked the data in Table 2 against the most recent ver- sion of the ICBN (McNeill 2006) and checked The results of our analysis are presented in for nomenclatural correctness and use of stan- Table 2. dardised abbreviations. Data from the Australian ‘Travelling Set’ are laid out in Table 2. This table lists nearly 600 DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS ‘Travelling Set’ names (which may not correspond exactly to the Alg. Austr. Exsic. names as issued) The above detailed description and cataloging with records of TCD and MEL holdings and of Harvey’s Australian Travelling Sets provides records when the TCD specimen is the Holotype phycologists with an unique and badly needed or has been selected as Lectotype. It also gives resource. Table 2 demonstrates, for the first time, the book number (0 to 6), the specimen reference that the TCD and MEL collections of Harvey’s number in each book as recently assigned in TCD Australian Travelling Sets (which are not sent and the current name as in the Womersley Marine on loan) contain unique, taxonomically critical Flora (1984–2003) or later publication. Pertinent material. It enumerates that material, taxonomi- references are also included indicating the source cally identifies most of the specimens by reference of lectotypifi cation (if not designated here) or to the standard marine algal flora of the region, the current identity of the species/specimen. In details the type status of most material, provides a few cases, Harvey misidentifi ed specimens and a comprehensive listing of associated collecting the correct identity is given followed by ‘(H. localities and provides a single reference source B.S.W.)’, indicating the identifi cation was made allowing phycologists worldwide to access the by Bryan Womersley. ‘Designated here’ followed collection. The data therefore provide a vital by the citation of ‘Womersley 2003’ indicates that co-reference to be used in combination with the lectotypifi cation was originally proposed in that standard algal floras of the Australian region and publication but is validated here in accordance a base reference for monographic work on many with the ICBN. Furthermore, article 9.15 of the algal genera. It is clear that additional critical ICBN indicates that where a designated lectotype examination by specialist taxonomists of parts of is found to refer to a single gathering but to more the Travelling Sets is required: it is hoped that this than one specimen then this can be considered as paper will stimulate the necessary examination of a ‘fi rst-step’ lectotypifi cation, which further sub- relevant parts of the Travelling Sets in situ. sequent lectotypifi cation (the second step) may narrow down to a single specimen. Where appro- priate we have undertaken this second step (e.g. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS see the entry in Table 2 under TS 303). In Table 2 ‘(MEL) ’ indicates that the record is known to H. Bryan S. Womersley is indebted to both the be from a different locality than the Travelling ARGC (Australian Research Grants Scheme) and Set specimen in TCD. Unfortunately, it was not ARC (Australian Research Council) for financial

124 W.H. Harvey’s Australian travelling sets of algae in the herbarium of trinity college assistance over many years, to Professor Andrew type, in conformity with relevant sections of the Lowe, Head of Science, State Herbarium of South ICBN, if no holotype was indicated at the time Australia for facilities at the State Herbarium of of publication, or if it is missing, or if it is found South Australia and to Bill Barker, Robyn Barker, to belong to more than one taxon. Rex Croft, Bob Baldock and Carolyn Ricci for computer and other assistance. The MEL database ISOTYPE of their algal collections was made available by the Royal Botanic Gardens Board, Melbourne, An isotype is any duplicate of the holotype; it is through the MELISR database, 29 April 2008. always a specimen. Imaging of the specimens was undertaken by Siobhán MacNamee, Sarah Eftonga and Cinzia ISOLECTOTYPE Dossena. John M. Huisman thanks the Australian Biological Resources Study for financial support. An isolectotype is any duplicate of the The authors thank two anonymous reviewers for lectotype. helpful suggestions made on an earlier draft of the manuscript. PROTOLOGUE The protologue comprises everything associated GLOSSARY OF SPECIALIST TERMS with a name when it was validly published.

EFFECTIVE PUBLICATION SYNTYPE Publication is effected, under the current A syntype is any specimen cited in the protologue International Code of Botanical Nomenclature when there is no holotype, or any one of two (ICBN), only by distribution of printed matter or more specimens simultaneously designated as (through sale, exchange, or gift) to the general types. public or at least to botanical institutions with libraries accessible to botanists generally. It is not effected by communication of new names at a VALID PUBLICATION public meeting, by the placing of names in collec- In order to be validly published, a name of a taxon tions or gardens open to the public, by the issue (autonyms excepted) must: of microfilm made from manuscripts, typescripts or other unpublished material, or solely by distri- (a) be effectively published on or after the bution electronically or through any electronic starting-point date of the respective group; medium. (b) be composed only of letters of the Latin alphabet, (certain exceptions are HOLOTYPE allowed); (c) have a form that complies with the provisions A holotype of a name of a species or infraspe- of various articles of the ICBN; cific taxon is the one specimen or illustration (d) be accompanied by a description or diag- used by the author, or designated by the author nosis or by a reference to a previously and as the nomenclatural type. As long as a holotype effectively published description or diagnosis is extant, it fixes the application of the name (certain exceptions are allowed) and; concerned. (e) comply with various special provisions of the ICBN. LECTOTYPE The above glossary is a précis of elements of two A lectotype is a specimen or illustration designated works: McNeill et al. (2006) and Hawksworth from the original material as the nomenclatural (2010).

125 Biology and Environment Comments Harvey information by information by Jan. 1854 27th/7/1854 G.C. Rocks Cymbosira Not Australian (Lam.) Ducker (Lam.) Weber (C. Agardh) Mont. (C. Agardh) Mont. (R.Br. ex Turner) (Harv.) A.H.S. Lucas (Harv.) A.H.S. Lucas . 2003, 559) Sond. (Womersley Zeh (Womersley et al

(Lam.) Decne. (Guiry and sp. 21 sp. Acetabularia peniculus Solms (Berger Centroceras clavulatum Centroceras clavulatum Jania rosea Guiry 2010) Metagoniolithon stelliferum Bosse (Womersley and Johansen 1996c, 320) Laurencia arbuscula 2003, 466) Laurencia majuscula (needs checking) Laurencia majuscula (needs checking) Laurencia Laurencia Liagora harveyana 1994, 96) Metagoniolithon radiatum (Womersley and Johansen 1996c, 319) y, Fremantle, King George Sound (KGS), Cape Riche nd (Phillip Is.) 668657, -58 from Phillip I 1007152 AAE 237B Fremantle. (Other specimens, Cape Riche) 1006996 AAE 236B and others MEL KGS 50040 AAE 462B rmed by a specialist. rmed a specialist. by TCD MEL 686929 AAE 565B KGS (Princess Royal Harbour) KGS TCD MEL 2267980 AAE 465B. Also Rottnest TCD KGS Not located in TCDRottnest MEL 50064 AAE 461B TCD MEL 1006997 AAE 236A W. Aust. TCD MEL 2275022 AAE 450A, KGS TCD Several KGS, including MEL KGS TCD MEL 8578 AAE 354B, KGS KGS, Cape Riche, Rottnest

(Lam.) Jania cuvieri (Forssk.) Harv. ms KGS TCD MEL 1006996 AAE 236B; Harvey’s nameHarvey’s Locality TCD type MEL data Current name (reference if different) Additional Polyphysa peniculus (R.Br.) C. Agardh Centroceras clavulatum (C. Agardh) Mont. Centroceras clavulatum (C. Agardh) Mont. Amphiroa stelligera Decne. Laurencia regia Laurencia (J.V. Lamour.) Decne) Laurencia Liagora viscida C. Agardh Amphiroa charoides J.V. Lamour. Unidentified Tonga TCD (a set by Harvey) no. 1855a Harvey cation made by Bryan Womersley Bryan cation made by 4 Newly Newly ref. no.* ref. assigned no. TS Algae Australicae Exsiccatae book no. TS 1 6 4 326 2 2 48 262 2 2 49 262 3 5 159 Unidentified ( 455 3 4 466 149 131 57 37 52 Unidentified 125 3 56 130 Fremantle Unidentified TCD KGS TCD A red alga (needs checking) No 5. 6 37 53 3 125 57 Unidentified KGS TCD 89 219 147 10 2 Envelope Table 2—Harvey’s Travelling Sets in TCD and MEL. Author abbreviations as in Brummitt and Powell (1992). as in Brummitt and Powell abbreviations Author TCD and MEL. Sets in Travelling 2—Harvey’s Table Localities and abbreviations, where used Western Australia (W. Aust)—Rottnest Island (Rottnest), Garden (Garden), Carnac (Carnac), Swan River, Champion Ba Victoria—Port Fairy, Geelong, Brighton, Port Phillip, Williamstown, Queenscliff, Phillip Heads, Western Port, Isla Tasmania (formerly Van Deimen’s Land, VDL)—Georgetown, Eaglehawk Neck, Port Arthur New South Wales—Sydney, Parramatta River, Newcastle Notes on MEL data MEL—recorded by Doris Sinkora and Alison Vaughan (MEL)—As before but known to be from a different locality than the listed Travelling Set number ISO L T—potential ISOLECTOTYPE AAE— Other abbreviations and their intepretation ?.c. = ?conceptacles ?s.? = ?sterile ?.t. = ?tetraspores Set. Travelling to each specimen in book of the number assigned reference recently The unique, * ms = manuscript species = new sp. n. = identifi H.B.S.W. § is used to denote an unconventional sign used by Harvey for which we have not found any written not found any explanation. have for which we Harvey sign used by § is used to denote an unconventional indicates that the identity of this material to be confi has yet ‘needs checking’ The phrase

126 W.H. Harvey’s Australian travelling sets of algae in the herbarium of trinity college

is a With slide. Published as Sarcomenia rhizocarpa in 1863 Achnanthes diatom Drawing of stem labelled ‘Base of stem walls thick’. Mica slide in Cyst. [number 53]; Pol. (Not determined) [number 55]. G. Clifton, 1834, cystocarps Achnanthes great abundance walls thick 2008, et al. T.O. Cho, (Harv.) De Toni (J. Agardh) Kylin (C. Agardh) Sauv. Harv. Base of stem Aresch. (Womersley (Harv.) M.J. Parsons J.V. Lamour. Harv. (Womersley (C. Agardh) J. Agardh (Wulfen) Harv. (Wulfen) Harv. (Wulfen) Harv. (Huds.) J.V. Lamour. (Huds.) J.V. Lamour. C. Agardh J. Agardh (Guiry Kylin (Womersley Sond. ex Kütz. (J.V. Lamour.) J.V. Lamour. Gayliella womersleyi (needs checking) (needs checking) Not catalogued Spermothamnion cymosum (Womersley 1998, 225) Polysiphonia isogona 2003, 211) Pterosiphonia pennata (Womersley 2003, 339–40) Sporochnus comosus Dictyota paniculata and Guiry 2010) Dictyota dichotoma (needs checking) Dictyota dichotoma (needs checking) Dasya Hypnea ramentacea Cladosiphon vermicularis (needs checking) Spyridia filamentosa (needs checking) Spyridia filamentosa (needs checking) Haplodasya urceolata (Womersley and Parsons 2003, 243) Spyridia filamentosa Vidalia spiralis (needs checking) Vidalia Lobospira bicuspidata 1967, 215) Polysiphonia infestans Possibly Maggs & L. McIvor (see Cho 730) Dictyota polyclada (Womersley 1967, 216; Guiry and 2010) Stilopsis harveyana 1967, 236) Asperococcus bullosus (Womersley 1967, 243) 15959, 686242, no num.) and other locations) MEL 628 AAE 524B Jackson) Port Fairy) (Fremantle) no num., Fremantle) MEL 1006715 AAE 180B Georgetown) TCD, HOLOTYPE TCD TS 10 (type) not located. TCD AAE 524B LECTOTYPE (Womersley 1998, 225) TCD (Womersley 1979, 482) KGS TCDRottnest MEL 1006737 AAE 177B TCDKGSRottnestFremantle (G. Clifton) TCD (MEL 17053, Phillip I.) TCD Garden TCDRottnest TCD (MEL 17174, -78 AAE 72D, Middleton, KGS, Rottnest KGS TCD (MEL 45851 AAE 195L, Port Phillip I. TCD MEL 45178 KGSGardenBay) KGS TCD TCDKGS TCD, HOLOTYPEKGS TCD, LECTOTYPE KGS (MEL 612885, Port Fairy. 17081, MEL 668460, no num. TCDKGSKGS TCD TCD TCD (MEL 45478 AAE 472J, (needs checking) MEL 17195 AAE 67B MEL 688482 AAE 65B (MEL 16623, Port Phillip)

(Huds.) sensu Harv. Polysiphonia neglecta Harv. ms Dictyota dichotoma J.V. Lamour. Spyridia filamentosa (Wulfen) Harv. Spyridia filamentosa (Wulfen) Harv. Dasya rhizocarpa n. sp. Dictyota paniculata J. Agardh Hypnea musciformis (Wulfen) J.V. Lamour. Callithamnion cymosum Harv. n. sp. Polysiphonia pennata (C. Agardh) J. Agardh Spyridia filamentosa (Wulfen) Harv. Rivularia Dictymenia spiralis (J.V. Lamour.) Sond. Metachroma thuyoides Harv. n. sp. Polysiphonia infestans Harv. n. sp. Ceramium gracillimum Griffiths & Harv. Dictyota furcellata Harv. Stilophora lyngbyei J. Agardh Asperococcus turneri (Dillwyn) Hook.f. Unidentified TCD (needs checking) 3 11 5 53, 55 91 13 015 7 015 13 015 23 Unidentified 5 24 15 30 Unidentified KGS18 218 Unidentified 218 45 KGS TCD 261 5 46 261 18 Port Jackson TCD TCD MEL 15907 AAE 50B. (MEL (MEL 17037 AAE 70B, Phillip I, 14 0 30 28 16 117 0 16 211 48 37 Unidentified KGS TCD 10 292 12 5 64 98 18 19 2 Envelope 1920 6 320 46 321 16 348 022 17 60 5 1523 35 24 Unidentifed 2 83 24 61 0 KGS (Middleton 269 25 27 026 29 0 16 14 32 35

127 128 Table 2 (Continued)

TS TS Newly Harvey Harvey’s name Locality TCD type MEL data Current name (reference if different) Additional Comments no. book assigned 1855a information by no. ref. no.* no. Harvey

27 0 10 34 Asperococcus sinuosus Rottnest TCD (MEL 16628, Geelong. MEL Colpomenia sinuosa (K. Mert.) Derbès & (Roth) Bory 16638 AAE 62B, KGS ) Solier (Womersley 1967, 244) 28 No records in TCD or MEL? 29 3 34, 35 71 Chondria sedifolia sensu Rottnest (on Zostera) TCD Chondria succulenta (J. Agardh) Falkenb. On Zostera Harv. (Womersley 2003, 446) 30 4 55 183 Nitophyllum ciliolatum KGS TCD AAE 297B MEL 603106 AAE 297B Acrosorium ciliolatum (Harv.) Kylin Harv. n. sp. LECTOTYPE (designated (Womersley 2003, 131) here) (Womersley 2003, 133) 31 3 23 65 Rytiphloea australasica KGS TCD MEL 663729 AAE 134B Protokuetzingia australasica (Mont.) Falkenb. Tetraspores (Mont.) Harv. (Womersley et al. 2003, 374)

32 5 13 112 Dasya plumigera Harv. KGS, Cape Riche & TCD, LECTOTYPE (KGS) MEL 687759 AAE 32B (KGS ). Heterosiphonia muelleri (Sond.) De Toni Dredged Biology and Environment n. sp. Garden (designated here) (MEL 1006522, -23 Phillip I.) (Parsons and Womersley 1998, 489) 32 No records in TCD or MEL 33 1 33 Unidentified Rottnest TCD Plocamium angustatum (J. Agardh) Hook.f. & Harv. (needs checking) 33 52 Pollexfenia pedicellata KGS, Garden & TCD Pollexfenia pedicellata Harv. Harv. Rottnest 34 5 74 78 Polyzonia flaccida Harv. Garden TCD MEL 1523849 no num.; 1523848 Dasyclonium flaccidum (Harv.) Kylin §. S n. sp. AAE 146A, both Fremantle (Womersley 2003, 321) 34 5 75 78 Polyzonia flaccida Harv. KGS TCD, LECTOTYPE Dasyclonium flaccidum (Harv.) Kylin n. sp. (designated here) (Womersley (Womersley 2003, 321) 2003, 321) 35 1 44 Unidentified TCD Craspedocarpus ramentaceus (C. Agardh) Min-Thein & Womersley 35 5 44 93 Polysiphonia cancellata KGS TCD MEL 45564, -69, both AAE Polysiphonia decipiens Mont. (Womersley Harv. 175B (and other locations) 2003, 207) 36 5 58 Polysiphonia versicolor Geelong TCD MEL 45822 Herposiphonia versicolor (Hook.f. & Harv.) Hook.f. & Harv. Reinbold (Womersley 2003, 292) 38 5 68 99 Polysiphonia pectinella KGS TCD, HOLOTYPE Herposiphonia pectinella (Harv.) Falkenb. Stem? proteus? Drawing of stem Harv. n. sp. (Womersley 2003, 297) labelled ‘stem? proteus?’ 39 87 Polysiphonia rufolanosa KGS (Princess Royal TCD, LECTOTYPE MEL 45860 AAE 184B Asparagopsis armata Harv. (Womersley Falkenbergia stage Harv. n. sp. Harbour) (designated here) 1996, 327) 40 4 21 140 Wrangelia? agardhiana KGS TCD AAE 487, MEL 8470 no num., no location? Ptilocladia pulchra Sond. (Wollaston Harv. n. sp. LECTOTYPE (Wollaston and Womersley 1998c, 57) 1968, 261, ‘Neotype’) 41 2 85 Griffithsia monilis Harv. Brighton TCD MEL 683B, also MEL 684 AAE Griffithsia monilis Harv. 495A, Fremantle 41 2 86 285 Griffithsia ovalis Harv. KGS TCD, LECTOTYPE MEL 711 AAE 493B, ISO L T? Griffithsia ovalis Harv. n. sp. (Baldock 1976, 527; 1998, 332) 42 2 9 Mychodea membranacea Georgetown TCD MEL 516496, -98 AAE 412J Mychodea gracilaria (Sond.) Kraft (Kraft sensu Harv. (Brown’s R.). (MEL 516502, and Womersley 1994c, 454) Phillip I.) 42 2 10 242 Mychodea membranacea KGS TCD MEL 516499, -501 AAE 412B Mychodea gracilaria (Sond.) Kraft (Kraft Dicot fil Drawing sensu Harv. and Womersley 1994c, 454) 43 1 7 206 Gelidium corneum sensu KGS TCD MEL 676164 AAE 334B Gelidium australe J. Agardh (Womersley Harv. and Guiry 1994, 132) 44 1 1 208 Pterocladia lucida (Turner) Rottnest (Garden) TCD MEL 676186 AAE 332A, Pterocladia lucida (Turner) J. Agardh f.t. J. Agardh Fremantle W.H. Harvey’s Australian travelling sets of algae in the herbarium of trinity college Unidentified

(Sond.) (P. Crouan & (Harv.) Harv. (Sond.) De Toni (Sond.) De Toni (Sond.) Setch. Harv. cylindracea Sond. thyrsigerum (Grev.) Sond. Sond. (needs (Sond.) Harv. (Harv.) Reedman & (Harv.) Reedman & (J.V. Lamour.) (Harv.) Mont. (J.V. Lamour.) (Harv.) E.M. Woll. J.V. Lamour. var. var. (Turner) J. Agardh (Turner) J. Agardh Harv. (needs checking) Kütz. (needs checking) Sond.Sond. var. . 2003, 336) et al Caulerpa racemosa Metamastophora flabellata (Woelkerling 1996, 243) Anotrichium tenue (Thwaites) H.S. Kim & I.K. Lee (Baldock 1998, 340) Halydictyon arachnoideum (Womersley 2003, 494) Jania micrarthrodia Haloplegma preissii Lobophora variegata Womersley (Womersley 1967, 212) Ptilocladia australis (Wollaston and Womersley 1998c, 61) Dasya elongata Dasya elongata Nitophyllum pulchellum Kuetzingia canaliculata Ophidocladus simpliciusculus H. Crouan) Falkenb. (Womersley 2003, 336–7) Antithamnion hanovioides (Wollaston and Womersley 1998d, 110) Lobophora variegata Womersley (Womersley 1967, 212) M. Verlaque, Huisman & Boudour. (Verlaque Cladophora valonioides Cladophora valonioides checking) Halydictyon australe (Womersley 2003, 494) Champia zostericola Womersley Champia zostericola Womersley (needs checking) Dasya frutescens Pterocladia lucida (needs checking) Pterocladia lucida Codium muelleri Antithamnion hanovioides (Wollaston and Womersley 1998d, 110) ) 682387 AAE 557A, Fremantle MEL 518111 AAE 533B, KGS MEL584239 AAE116B Fremantle AAE 489E, Port Phillip Heads), 613285 AAE 489B, KGS MEL 8439 AAE 485B MEL 584158 AAE 295B, KGS, ISO L T Also other locations Fremantle Fremantle C. harveyi seen in 1952, 1992) LECTOTYPE (Wollaston and Womersley 1998c, 62) TCD(designated here) (Womersley 2003, 125) (MEL 1005924, -29, Port Phillip) TCD MEL 10280, 502121 AAE 540 B. KGS & Rottnest TCDKGSW. Aust. Not located in TCD (but TCD MEL 714 AAE 533A, Fremantle. MEL 47430 AAE447B, KGS KGS TCD AAE 485, & KGS KGS & Rottnest TCD, LECTOTYPE (KGS) Rottnest TCD (MEL 659520 AAE 130B, KGS) Rottnest TCDRottnestKGS TCD MEL 597571 AAE 587A, TCD Rottnest TCD MEL 502120 AAE 540A, KGS TCD Rottnest TCD MEL 686665. (Phillip I. is

Harv. Rottnest TCD (MEL 613287, -8, 613286

Harv. KGS TCD MEL 45894 AAE 182B Sond. KGS TCD MEL 682410 AAE 558B.

Sond. KGS TCD Sond. Fremantle TCD Sond. Fremantle TCD MEL 584248 AAE 115A

Sond. Rottnest TCD MEL 516741 AAE 442A, (Turner) Sond. Cape Riche TCD Hook.f. Sond. Fremantle, Rottnest C. spinescens — Harv. n. var. australis Callithamnion thyrsigerum Thwaites Hanowia arachnoidea Harv. n. sp. Jania micrarthrodia J.V. Lamour. Caulerpa cylindracea Mastophora plana Halophlegma preissii Crouania attenuata v. Dasya elongata Nitophyllum pulchellum Harv. n. sp. Kutzingia canaliculata (Grev.) Sond. Callithamnion spinescens sensu Harv. Callithamnion tomentellum Zonaria nigrescens Cladophora valonioides Sond. Hanowia australis Champia parvula (C. Agardh) Harv. Dasya collabens & Harv. Dasya elongata sensu Harv. Pterocladia lucida J. Agardh Polysiphonia obscura Zonaria nigrescens Codium tomentosum C. Agardh 51 252 12453 291 274 157 54 315 50 169 63 2 93, 94 271 62 277 5960 461 49 105 3 181 18 62 48 248 119 2 296 120 49 0 40 22 55 655 656 32 337 57 33 357 358 67 Unidentified 272 68 136 Unidentified KGS 109 KGS TCD TCD MEL 597572 AAE 587B MEL 45307 AAE 254B 59 5 5 44 1 2 Unidentified TCD 44 146 347 6 208 5 36 70 338 100 Unidentified49 0 KGS 39 TCD Chlorophyte (needs checking) 45 6 22 329

129 130 Table 2 (Continued)

TS TS Newly Harvey Harvey’s name Locality TCD type MEL data Current name (reference if different) Additional Comments no. book assigned 1855a information by no. ref. no.* no. Harvey

64 114 Dasya mollis sensu Harv. KGS TCD (MEL 1006652, Western Port) Dasya kraftii M.J. Parsons & Womersley (Parsons and Womersley 1998, 433) 65 3 6 47 Thuretia quercifolia Decne. KGS & Garden TCD MEL 1006598 no num. (no num. Thuretia quercifolia Decne. specimen other locations) 66 2 54 264 Ceramium puberulum KGS TCD MEL 45360 AAE 475B Ceramium puberulum Sond. Fruit fine Sond. 66 2 55 Unidentified Rottnest TCD (actually on Posidonia) Ceramium puberulum Sond. (needs On Zostera checking) 66 2 56 264 Ceramium puberulum Rottnest TCD MEL 45359 AAE 475A, Ceramium puberulum Sond. Sond. Fremantle 67 3 49 124 Laurencia obtusa (Huds.) KGS TCD MEL 1007151 AAE 230B Laurencia? (needs checking) Rocks at high

J.V. Lamour. tide Biology and Environment 67 3 50 Unidentified Rottnest TCD Laurencia? (needs checking) 68 1 49 224 Hymenocladia divaricata KGS TCD, LECTOTYPE (49) Hymenocladia divaricata Harv. Tetr. Harv. n. sp. (designated here) 68 1 50 224 Hymenocladia divaricata KGS TCD Hymenocladia divaricata Harv. §.c. Harv. n. sp. 70 1 20 213 Hypnea seticulosa Rottnest TCD (MEL 698271, -72. Phillip I.) Hypnea charoides J.V. Lamour. (needs Conceptacular J. Agardh checking) 70 1 21 213 Hypnea seticulosa Rottnest TCD (MEL 698271, -72. Phillip I.) Hypnea charoides J.V. Lamour. (needs J. Agardh checking) 70 1 22 213 Hypnea seticulosa KGS TCD Hypnea (needs checking) J. Agardh 71 6 56 Unidentified KGS TCD Ulva (needs checking) 72 1 32 229 Plocamium coccineum KGS & Rottnest TCD (MEL 1006135, Port Fairy, and Plocamium cartilagineum (L.) P.S. Dixon §.c. (Huds.) Lyngb. also Newcastle) (Womersley 1994, 389) 72 1 34 Plocamium coccineum var. Georgetown TCD MEL 502130 and 1006204 AAE Plocamium leptophyllum Kütz. (Womersley flexuosum Hook.f. & 356J 1994, 391) Harv. 73 5 Cystophyllum muricatum KGS & Swan R. TCD MEL 687759 AAE 32B, KGS Cystoseira trinodis (Forssk.) C. Agardh (Turner) J. Agardh (Womersley 1967, 254; 1987, 357) 74 75 17 Ecklonia radiata W. Aust. TCD Ecklonia radiata (C. Agardh) J. Agardh (C. Agardh) J. Agardh 76 Hormosira labillardieri KGS & Cape Riche Not located in TCD (MEL 687935, no num., Port Hormosira banksii (Turner) Decne. (Bory) Mont. Phillip Heads) (Womersley 1967, 249–50) 77 319 Caulerpa obscura Sond. Rottnest TCD (MEL 682340, Phillip I.) Caulerpa obscura Sond. 78 5 22 116 Dasya tenera Harv. n. sp. Fremantle TCD, LECTOTYPE MEL 503854 AAE 209A, Sarcotrichia tenera (Harv.) Womersley & (designated here) (Womersley ISO L T? (and other locations) Shepley (Womersley 2003, 155) 2003, 1157) 79 5 40 89 Polysiphonia implexa sensu KGS TCD MEL 1006721 AAE 179B Polysiphonia amphibolis Womersley Drawing of stem Harv. (Womersley 2003, 181) 80 4 77 191 Dicranema pusillum Harv. KGS TCD, LECTOTYPE (Kraft MEL 516404 AAE 313B, Mychodea pusilla (Harv.) J. Agardh (Kraft n. sp. and Womersley 1994c, 464) ISO L T? and Womersley 1994c, 464) 81 0 18 25 Unidentified KGS TCD MEL 16986, Phillip I., as Dictyota Dictyota nigricans J. Agardh (needs kunthii checking) 82 38 Mesogloia filum Harv. KGS TCD, LECTOTYPE (KGS) MEL 8635 AAE 93B, ISO L T? Cladosiphon filum (Harv.) Kylin n. sp. (designated here) (8637, Port Fairy) (Womersley 1967, 233) 83 4 Scaberia agardhii Grev. Phillip I, Western TCD (MEL 688348, Phillip I.) Scaberia agardhii Grev. Port & W. Aust W.H. Harvey’s Australian travelling sets of algae in the herbarium of trinity college

qu?? ms; Zostera C. preissiana Sond. 90? C disimile branch of fronds 6 inches long On ?.c. (J. Agardh) (J. Agardh) (J. Agardh) (Kjellm.) Sond. (C. Agardh) J. Agardh Harv. Harv. (needs checking) Harv. (needs checking) (Grev.) Harv. (R.Br.) J. Agardh J.V. Lamour. (Sond.) Womersley (Sond.) Womersley Harv. (J. Agardh) F. Schmitz (J. Agardh) F. Schmitz (J. Agardh) F. Schmitz (J. Agardh) Kraft (Kraft (J. Agardh) Kraft (Kraft (Turner) C. Agardh Harv. Sond. (needs checking) Sond. (Womersley (needs checking) sp. Gracilaria preissiana (Womersley 1996, 16) Mychodea aciculare and Womersley 1994b, 462) Mychodea aciculare and Womersley 1994b, 462) Martensia australis Pterothamnion nodiferum Athanas. & Kraft (Womersley and Wollaston 1998a, 134) Athanas. & Kraft (Womersley and Wollaston 1998a, 134) Pterothamnion nodiferum Athanas. & Kraft (Womersley and Wollaston 1998a, 134) Euptilota articulata (Womersley 1998, 355) Osmundaria prolifera (Womersley 2003, 405–6) Pterothamnion nodiferum Dicranema revolutum (Kraft and Womersley 1994a, 322) Gracilaria preissiana (Womersley 1996, 16) Hymenocladia usnea (Womersley 1996, 107) Pollexfenia pedicellata Caulerpa cactoides Rhodymenia foliifera Rhodymenia foliifera Plocamium preissianum Gelinaria ulvoidea and Lewis 1994, 206) Euptilota articulata (Womersley 1998, 355) Dasyphila preissii Euptilota articulata (Womersley 1998, 355) Rhodophyllis volans Plocamium mertensii (Womersley 1994, 383) Gracilaria Dichotomaria spathulata A. Kurihara & Huisman (Huisman 2006, 123, pl. 1) Phillip Heads AAE411E Fremantle. Others Port Fairy AAE 543D (MEL 698555, -57 AAE 365E, Port Phillip Heads) Port Phillip Heads) (504299, 666084 AAE 381A) 1006221, -27, Phillip I.) (MEL 674907, Phillip I.) Fremantle. (1006392, Phillip I.) Fremantle TCD MEL 698084, no num., Port (Womersley 1996, 17) TCD AAE 111B LECTOTYPE (Millar 1990, 417) (Womersley 1996, 109) TCD (MEL 502914, -23, Port Phillip) (Womersley and Lewis 1994, 209) KGS, Rottnest & Garden Cape RichePort Phillip Heads TCD TCD MEL 516387, -88, also 516386 KGSRottnest TCD TCD MEL 502212 AAE 480A, KGS & Fremantle Not located in TCDPort Fairy MEL 668424 AAE 150B, KGS Rottnest TCD TCD MEL 10268, ?90, also 10266 KGSRottnest TCD TCD, LECTOTYPE MEL 45107 AAE 302B, KGS KGS TCD TS 88 not located. KGS TCD, LECTOTYPE Rottnest Rottnest Not located in TCD (MEL 677342, -31 AAE 556E, KGS & Rottnest TCD (MEL 44819, Port Fairy, KGS TCD MEL 504298 AAE 381B; KGS TCD, HOLOTYPE KGS TCD KGS MEL only 44980 (AAE 367B) W. Aust.KGSRottnest & KGS Not located in TCD TCD TCD MEL 1006369 AAE 360A, MEL 691753 AAE 351A, ?MEL 629924 AAE 324B

) KGS TCD (MEL 26423 AAE483, Fremantle)

sensu (C. sensu sensu sensu Harv. Sond. KGS, Cape Riche & Harv. Hook.f. Hook.f.

J. Agardh Port Fairy TCD MEL 502203, 502211 (? TS 91) ramalina Ptilota pannosa ? ? gelinarioides ? C. preissiana Pollexfenia pedicellata Harv. Mychodea carnosa & Harv. Mychodea carnosa & Harv. Callithamnion simile Harv. Ptilota coralloidea J. Agardh Ptilota coralloidea Polyphacum proliferum (J.V. Lamour.) C. Agardh Callithamnion simile Harv. Callithamnion simile Harv. Calliblepharis Harv. ( Sond.) Calliblepharis pannosa Harv. n. sp. Martensia australis n. sp. Harv. n. sp. Caulerpa corynephora Harv. Plocamium preissianum Sond. Hymenocladia Rhodymenia corallina (Bory) Grev. Nemastoma Harv. n. sp. J. Agardh Ptilota articulata Rhodophyllis volans n. sp. (see Author: TS no. 142) Plocamium procerum Agardh) Hook.f. & Harv. Gracilaria Microthoe marginata (J. Ellis & Sol.) Harv. Dicranema grevillei 100 7 99 299 2 6 241 7 90 291 108 291 300 2 69 280 70 280 8990 290 105 53 2 107 300 98 498 60 4 194 61 194 88 46 101 322 8586 1 187 61 30 228 Unidentified 225 Rottnest TCD 85 1 60 232 84 259 9292 2 2 76 75, 77 281 Unidentified ( 93 231 949596 497 63 226 203 4 223 76 189

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TS TS Newly Harvey Harvey’s name Locality TCD type MEL data Current name (reference if different) Additional Comments no. book assigned 1855a information by no. ref. no.* no. Harvey

102 0 34 19 Haliseris muelleri Sond. Fremantle TCD (MEL 16859, no num., KGS) Dictyopteris muelleri (Sond.) Reinbold Haliseris (Womersley 1987, 227) fucoides H. 103 3 40 123 Laurencia forsteri (Mert.) Fremantle TCD (MEL 1007055, Port Fairy) Laurencia filiformis (C. Agardh) Mont. Grev. (needs checking) 104 1 80 250 Chrysymenia obovata KGS TCD MEL 643816 AAE 429B Botryocladia sonderi Silva (Womersley Sond. 1996, 48) 105 4 68 Thysanocladia oppositifolia Rottnest TCD MEL 44526 AAE 309A, Callophycus dorsiferus (C. Agardh) (C. Agardh) J. Agardh Fremantle P.C. Silva (H.B.S.W.) 106 5 16, 17 115 Dasya callithamnium Fremantle TCD MEL 1005970 AAE 214A Heterosiphonia callithamnium (Sond.) Articulate Drawing of stem (Sond.) Harv. Falkenb. (Parsons and Womersley 1998, [number 16]; labelled ‘articulate’ 483) on Caulinia [number 16]

[number 17] Biology and Environment 107 Not located in TCD or MEL 108 4 16 141 Wrangelia velutina (Sond.) Rottnest TCD MEL 15233, Fremantle, and Wrangelia velutina (Sond.) Harv. Tetraspores Harv. other locations 108 4 17 Wrangelia velutina (Sond.) Rottnest TCD Dasya divergens M.J. Parsons & Womersley Cystocarps Harv. (Parsons and Womersley 1998, 450) (Dasya velutina) 109 4 14 Wrangelia howesiana Port Fairy TCD Wrangelia (needs checking) (unique) (not Harv. ms catalogued) 109 5 1 Dasya macroura Harv. ms Garden TCD Dasya extensa Sond. (needs checking) 109 5 2 113 Dasya villosa Harv. Garden, Rottnest TCD (MEL 1005827, Port Phillip; Dasya villosa Harv. or Dasya extensa Sond. & KGS 1005830, Western Port) 110 3 15 58 Dictymenia fimbriata Grev. Garden TCD MEL 655911, AAE 122A, Dictyomenia sonderi Harv. (Womersley Fremantle 2003, 347) 111 59 Dictymenia tridens (Mert.) Garden, Rottnest Not located in TCD MEL 653202, no num., Dictyomenia tridens (K. Mert.) Grev. Grev. & KGS Fremantle; 653189 AAE 124A (Womersley 2003, 344) 112 51 Jeannerettia frondosa Harv. Garden TCD, LECTOTYPE MEL 698025 AAE 125A, Pollexfenia lobata (Hook.f. & Harv.) J. lobata, Harv. n. sp. (designated here) Fremantle, also Western Port Falkenb. (Womersley 2003, 355) Nov Jeanerettia frondosa. H. 113 3 11 50 Lenormandia spectabilis Garden TCD MEL 30099 AAE 127A, Lenormandia spectabilis Sond. Sond. Fremantle 113 3 12 50 Lenormandia spectabilis Rottnest TCD Lenormandia spectabilis Sond. Sond. 114 3 30 72 Chondria corynephora Garden TCD, LECTOTYPE MEL 1006931 AAE 159A, Laurencia clavata Sond. (Womersley Harv. n. sp. (designated here) ISO L T ?; (-48, Port Fairy) 2003, 462) 115 5 62, 63 97 Polysiphonia rostrata Rottnest TCD MEL 45841 AAE 196A, Herposiphonia rostrata (Sond.) Reinbold Conceptacula Sond. Fremantle (Womersley 2003, 295) [number 62] 116 85 Polysiphonia mutabilis Fremantle TCD AAE 116A, MEL 683142, Fremantle Platysiphonia mutabilis (Harv.) Womersley Harv. n. sp. LECTOTYPE (designated (G. Clifton); 683140 AAE 192A, & Shepley (Womersley 2003, 160) here) (Womersley 2003, 162) 683139, no. num. 117 5 32 80 Polysiphonia mallardiae Garden TCD Echinothamnion hookeri (Harv.) sensu Harv. Kylin ex P.C. Silva (Womersley 2003, 225) 118 2 Callithamnion Port Arthur TCD Callithamnion (needs checking) 118 5 41, 42 82 Polysiphonia havanensis Fremantle, Rottnest TCD MEL 1006725 & -26 AAE 187A Polysiphonia sertularioides (Gratel.) On old wreck sensu Harv. (MEL) J. Agardh (needs checking) [number 41] 119 86 Polysiphonia roeana Harv. Fremantle TCD TS 119 not MEL 657705 AAE 169A Malaconema roeana (Harv.) Womersley & n. sp. located. TCD AAE 169A Shepley (Womersley 2003, 152) LECTOTYPE (designated here) (Womersley 2003, 152) 120 5 37 84 Polysiphonia mollis Hook. Fremantle TCD (MEL 45483, -484 & -482 AAE Polysiphonia mollis Hook.f. & Harv. f. & Harv. 168G, all Geelong) W.H. Harvey’s Australian travelling sets of algae in the herbarium of trinity college labelled ‘9’

Halurus elata lancifolia cirrhosa Unidentified on Fucoids Var ? Halurus mollis query sp. §. c. 9 Drawing of branch [number 24]; var. Tetraspores costa articulata [number 25] Unidentified

(Harv.) . (Hering & (Harv.) (Poir.) (Harv.) (Harv.) A. Millar (Harv.) Gordon- (Harv.) J. Agardh Sond. var. (Hook.f. & Harv.) (Delile) Trevisan (R.Br.) Womersley (Turner) Womersley Mont Mont. (C. Agardh) J. Agardh Harv. (Sond.) Kylin (C. Agardh) Mont. Sond. (C. Agardh) Hook.f. & (needs checking) (needs checking) Callophyllis rangiferina (Womersley 1994, 256) Callophyllis rangiferina (Womersley 1994, 256) Leveillea jungermannioides G. Martens) Harv. Asparagopsis taxiformis (Womersley 1996, 331) Laurencia elata Harv. Laurencia filiformis (needs checking) Medeiothamnion halurus Mills (Womersley 1998, 95) Dicranema revolutum Sarconema filiforme (Womersley 1994, 344) Phacelocarpus peperocarpos M.J. Wynne, Ardré & P.C. Silva (Womersley 1994, 400) Gloiosaccion brownii (Womersley 1996, 53) Gelinaria ulvoidea Callophyllis Craspedocarpus blepharicarpus Min-Thein & Womersley (Womersley 1994, 421) Polysiphonia decipiens (Womersley 2003, 207) Dicroglossum crispatulum & Huisman (Millar and 1996b, 128; Womersley 2003, 30) Sarcomenia delesserioides Hymenocladia conspersa (Womersley 1996, 115) Myriogramme cartilaginea Womersley (Womersley 2003, 111) Myriogramme cartilaginea Womersley (Womersley 2003, 111) Polysiphonia Echinothamnion hystrix Kylin (Womersley 2003, 222) Polysiphonia decipiens Fremantle, (and other locations) Fremantle; 504520 AAE 149A MEL 643249 AAE 241A, ISO L T? (MEL 15341, Port Phillip & 15342, Port Fairy) Fremantle AAE 434A Fremantle AAE 301A Fremantle -22, -23 AAE 141A Frem. MEL 698385 AAE 300A, ISO L T? Georgetown) TCD(designated here) MEL 504521, no num., (Fremantle) (Womersley 1998, 95) (Womersley 2003, 32) (designated here) (Womersley 2003, 111) (Womersley 1996, 115) Fremantle TCD MEL 44986, no num; 44994 GardenFremantle TCD TCD MEL 1007119 AAE 226A, Port JacksonFremantle, Garden & Rottnest TCDRottnest TCD, LECTOTYPE NOT southern Aust.Fremantle and KGS TCD, LECTOTYPE Cape Riche TCD MEL 44497 & 44498 AAE 314C Near RottnestFremantle TCD TCD MEL 697881 AAE 304A, MEL 608479 AAE 420A Fremantle TCD, HOLOTYPE GardenRottnest TCDGarden TCDGarden TCD, LECTOTYPE MEL 503846, no. num., 503821, TCD, LECTOTYPE MEL 584157 AAE 294A Garden TCD (MEL 45647 AAE 167J,

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Harv. Phillip I. TCD MEL 1006458, -531, -540 Harv. Garden TCD MEL (see above) Sond. Garden TCD MEL 1006709 AAE 174A, Harv. Sond. Garden TCD MEL 502902 AAE 316A, Sond. Fremantle TCD MEL 668414 no num; 668413 Harv. (Mert.) (C. sensu Harv. Rhodophyllis blepharicarpa Harv. Callophyllis coccinea Laurencia elata Agardh) Hook.f. & Harv. Laurencia fosteri Grev. C(allithamnion) secundatum Leveillia jungermannioides (Hering & G. Martens) Harv. Asparagopsis sanfordiana Harv. n. sp. Wrangelia halurus n. sp. Dicranema revolutum (C. Agardh) J. Agardh Delesseria crispatula Phacelocarpus labillardieri (Turner) J. Agardh Halosaccion hydrophora firmum Gelinaria ulvoidea Callophyllis coccinea n. sp. Dicranema filiforme Sarcomenia delesserioides Sond. Nitophyllum cartilagineum Harv. Nitophyllum cartilagineum Harv. n. sp. Calliblepharis conspersa Harv. n. sp. Polysiphonia hystrix Hook.f. & Harv. Polysiphonia nigrita Unidentified TCD 2 138 4 59 192 137 2 27, 28 125125 2 3126 2 36126 132 3 41 Unidentified 123 Port Phillip TCD Port Phillip TCD Ceramiaceous (needs checking) Ceramiaceous (needs checking) No more found. 123123 2 3124 7, 8 4 76 11 121 127 4128 19 4129 144 4 75 190 26 172 134 4135 70 1136 185 2 88137 255 37 2 31 243 137 2 26 Unidentified Western Port TCD 121 2 Envelope 133 4 74 188 130 3 24, 25131 48 4131 4 43 132 44 4 179 58 193 121 2121 5122122 5 33 5 46 79 47 94 94 Unidentified Rottnest Port Jackson TCD TCD Ceramiaceous? Unique.

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TS TS Newly Harvey Harvey’s name Locality TCD type MEL data Current name (reference if different) Additional Comments no. book assigned 1855a information by no. ref. no.* no. Harvey

139 1 62 240 Rhabdonia ?sonderi Fremantle TCD, HOLOTYPE Erythroclonium sonderi Harv. J. Agardh sensu Harv. (Womersley 1994, 355) 139 1 63 Rhabdonia sonderi Phillip I. TCD MEL 44760, 44761 Erythroclonium sonderi Harv. J. Agardh sensu Harv. (Womersley 1994, 355) 140 1 29 227 Plocamium mertensii Rottnest TCD (MEL 1006329 no num., Plocamium mertensii (Grev.) Harv. Fruit proliferum (Grev.) Harv. Port Phillip) 141 4 56 184 Unidentified Garden TCD Stictosporum nitophylloides (Harv.) J. Agardh 142 1 40 231 Rhodophyllis volans Harv. Rottnest TCD, LECTOTYPE (MEL 44980 AAE367B, KGS) Rhodophyllis volans Harv. Cystocarpus n. sp. (Womersley 1994, 419) 143 1 58 Unidentified TCD Curdiea obesa (Harv.) Kylin (needs checking)

143 1 59 236 Rhodymenia obtusata Garden TCD Curdiea obesa (Harv.) Kylin (needs Biology and Environment Sond. checking) 144 1 56, 57 233 Rhodymenia australis Rottnest TCD MEL 641921 & -22 AAE 320A, Rhodymenia foliifera Harv. (needs checking) Acropeltes Sond. Fremantle australis, §.c. 145 1 39 230 Rhodophyllis bifida sensu Garden TCD Craspedocarpus venosus (Kütz.) Min-Thein Cystocarpia + Harv. & Womersley (Womersley 1994, 423) Tetrasporia 146 288 Griffithsia teges Harv. Fremantle MEL 621 AAE 496A Griffithsia teges Harv. (Lectotype?) 147 270 Ptilocladia pulchra sensu Garden TCD (MEL 501313 AAE 484, KGS) Euptilocladia spongiosa E.M. Woll. (needs Harv. checking) 148 2 63 270 Ptilocladia pulchra sensu Garden TCD Euptilocladia spongiosa E.M. Woll. (needs Harv. checking) 149 279 Dasyphila preissii Sond. Garden TCD MEL 26423 AAE 483A, Dasyphila preissii Sond. Fremantle, (26422 & -33, Phillip I.) 150 1 10 210 Solieria australis Harv. Fremantle & KGS TCD, LECTOTYPE MEL 1007398, AAE 346A, Solieria robusta (Grev.) Kylin n. sp. (designated here) Fremantle, ISO L T? (Womersley 1994, 340) 151 2 25 244 Unidentified KGS TCD Callophyllis or Rhodophyllis (needs 3–5 inches, ? checking) 152 2 39 248 Horea halymenioides Harv. Fremantle TCD, LECTOTYPE MEL 668861 & -62 AAE 437A, Gloiocladia halymenioides (Harv.) n. sp. (Womersley 1996, 101) (MEL 668864 AAE 437B, KGS) R.E. Norris (Womersley 1996, 101) 153 41 Sphacelaria cirrhosa (Roth) Fremantle MEL 500775 AAE 106A Sphacelaria cirrosa (Roth) C. Agardh C. Agardh 154 0 26 31 Dictyota ciliata J. Agardh Carnac TCD MEL 17059 AAE 68A, Fremantle Dictyota ciliolata Kütz. (needs checking) 155 0 32 20 Haliseris pardalis Harv. Fremantle TCD, LECTOTYPE MEL 16876, AAE 86A, ISO L T; Dictyopteris australis (Sond.) Askenasy ms n. sp. (designated here) 16881 no num. (Womersley 1967, 217) 156 15 Sporochnus radiciformis Fremantle & Cape (MEL 15937, Phillip I. & 15943, Sporochnus radiciformis (Turner) (Turner) C. Agardh Riche Georgetown) C. Agardh 157 14 Sporochnus sp. Fremantle Sporochnus (needs checking) 158 0 36 Padina fraseri (Grev.) Rottnest TCD Padina fraseri (Grev.) Grev. (needs Young Grev. checking) 158 0 38 21 Padina fraseri (Grev.) Rottnest TCD (MEL 16790 AAE 84E, Port Padina fraseri (Grev.) Grev. (needs Grev. Phillip Heads) checking) 158 0 36, 38 21 Padina fraseri (Grev.) Rottnest TCD (MEL 16790 AAE 84E, Port Padina fraseri (Grev.) Grev. (needs Young Grev. Phillip Heads) checking) 159 10 Myriodesma serrulatum Cape Riche & Not located in TCD Myriodesma serrulatum (J.V. Lamour.) (J.V. Lamour.) Decne. Fremantle Decne. 160 6 6 336 Dictyosphaeria sericea Fremantle TCD, LECTOTYPE MEL 686792 AAE 563A; Dictyosphaeria sericea Harv. Harv. n. sp. (designated here) (MEL 686796, -97, Phillip I.) 161 6 19 333 Unidentified Rottnest TCD Bryopsis australis Sond. (needs checking) W.H. Harvey’s Australian travelling sets of algae in the herbarium of trinity college labelled ‘plano compressed or somewhat flattened’ ‘frond 2–4 inches broad fixed by its edge lobes and costa very polymorphic’ ‘frond olive-green translucent’ ‘surface minutely papil. later tube ice green’ ‘?massel? with dichot ribs see specimen’ ‘commonest of end cell’ ‘cylindrical’ ‘empty with a few exceptions’ ‘empty’ ‘end cell fored’ ‘one or several together’ ‘Pyriform on some specimens’ ‘some cells much more inflated like sausages.’ ‘parasitic calothrix’ Cystocarpia (J. Agardh) (Harv.) Kütz. (C. Agardh) Harv. Many drawings Harv. Millar (1990) Sond. (Guiry and Guiry Withell, A. Millar & Hering Sond. Juvenile Harv. Harv. (needs checking) Harv., but this should be Martensia elegans Martensia denticulata listed this species in the synonymy of M. fragilis reconsidered (S.-M. Lin, pers. comm., 2010). See 243 Dictyota fastigiata 2010) Hennedya crispa Carpothamnion gunnianum (Womersley and Wollaston 1998c, 267) Gracilaria cliftonii Kraft (needs checking) Dasya cliftonii Callophycus oppositifolius P.C. Silva Cladophora Struvea plumosa Codium mamillosum Hypoglossum heterocystideum J. Agardh (Womersley 2003, 45) Fremantle Newcastle) Riche Fremantle MEL 629923 AAE 323A, Fremantle, ISO L T (MEL 1006654 AAE 200B, KGS) Fremantle Fremantle MEL 686678 AAE 578A, Fremantle, ISO L T? MEL 10048, no num. (TS) Fremantle, LECTOTYPE (designated here); MEL 10051 AAE 282A, Fremantle G. cliftonii (designated here) (Rottnest) (Kraft and Womersley 1994b, 369) Not located in TCD MEL 17107 AAE 71C, Cape Lectotype of TCD, LECTOTYPE (Parsons and Womersley 1998, 448) LECTOTYPE (Fremantle) (Womersley 1984, 230) located (Womersley and Shepley 1982, 329) GardenRottnest TCD TCD, LECTOTYPE (3) MEL 593870 AAE 112A, Garden & Rottnest TCD, LECTOTYPE Garden & Rottnest MEL 668718 AAE 482A, Fremantle Fremantle TCD, A.A.E. 323A, (G. Clifton) Rottnest TCD MEL 44526 AAE 309A, Fremantle & KGS TCD AAE 578 RottnestGarden & Rottnest TCD T.S. 172 (type) not TCD See 243

Harv.

Sond. Cape Riche & Hering Garden & Rottnest TCD (MEL 593862 AAE 110M, Sond. Rottnest TCD MEL 66690 AAE 567A, Harv. Harv. n. sp. Fremantle sp. Fremantle Not located in TCD Martensia denticulata Harv. n. sp. Martensia denticulata Harv. n. sp. Hennedya crispa n. sp. Martensia elegans Thamnocarpus gunnianus Harv. Dictyota fastigiata Gracilaria confervoides sensu Harv. Thysanocladia oppositifolia (C. Agardh) J. Agardh Dasya cliftonii Cladophora Codium mamillosum n. sp. Struvea plumosa Martensia denticulata Harv. n. sp. Delesseria hypoglossoides Harv. n. sp. 171 3 2171 45 3 3 45 171 3 4, 5 45 168 1 24170 217 3 1 44 169 284 167 26 166 4 62 200 165 4 69 196 164 5 12 106 163 339 162 6 24 332 161 6 20 172 174

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TS TS Newly Harvey Harvey’s name Locality TCD type MEL data Current name (reference if different) Additional Comments no. book assigned 1855a information by no. ref. no.* no. Harvey

173 238 Areschougia australis Harv. Rottnest Not located in TCD MEL 46630 & -32 AAE 384A, Nizymenia conferta (Sond.) Chiovitti, Fremantle G.W. Saunders & Kraft (Chiovitti et al. 1995, 164) 174 257 Halymenia kallymenioides Fremantle TCD, LECTOTYPE MEL 502377 (ISOTYPE?) Cryptonemia kallymenioides (Harv.) Kraft Harv. n. sp. (designated here) (photo (Womersley and Lewis 1994, 184) in AD) 175 6 11 Bryopsis Garden TCD Bryopsis (needs checking) 175 6 12 334 Bryopsis? Rottnest TCD Bryopsis (needs checking) 176 6 30 340 Cladophora Fremantle TCD Cladophora (needs checking) 177 6 31 341 Cladophora Fremantle TCD Cladophora (needs checking) 178 4 64 201 Gracilaria dactyloides Sond. Rottnest TCD Hymenocladia dactyloides (Sond.) J. Agardh

(Womersley 1996, 115) Biology and Environment 179 202 Gracilaria fruticosa Harv. Fremantle TCD HOLOTYPE (1952 Gracilaria fruticosa Harv. See Withell et al. n. sp. photo in AD) 1994, 349 180 3 20 69 Alsidium ?spinulosum Garden, Rottnest & TCD, LECTOTYPE MEL 504579 AAE 138A, Endosiphonia spinulosa (Harv.) Womersley Harv. n. sp. Cape Riche (Garden) (designated here) Fremantle, ISO L T? & M.J. Parsons (Womersley and Parsons 2003, 251) 181 4 54 182 Nitophyllum minus Garden TCD MEL 603108 AAE 296A, Acrosorium minus (Sond.) Kylin (Sond.) Harv. Fremantle;(-09, Port Phillip (Womersley 2003, 148) Heads) 182 187 Heringia ?filiformis Harv. Garden TCD T.S.182 (type) not Hypnea filiformis (Harv.) Womersley n. sp. located. TCD A.A.E. 312A, (Womersley 1994, 438) Swan R. LECTOTYPE (designated here) (Womersley 1994, 440) 183 0 12 33 Hydroclathrus cancellatus Rottnest TCD MEL 540537 AAE 63A, Hydroclathrus clathratus (C. Agardh) Bory Fremantle M. Howe (Womersley 1987, 300) 184 0 20 27 Dictyota radicans Harv. Rottnest TCD AAE 69A, Rugulopteryx radicans (Harv.) De Clerck & Sori n. sp. LECTOTYPE (designated Coppejans (De Clerck et al. 2006) here) (De Clerck 2003, 176, ‘Holotype’) 184 0 21 27 Dictyota radicans Harv. Garden TCD Rugulopteryx radicans (Harv.) De Clerck & n. sp. Coppejans (De Clerck et al. 2006) 185 317 Caulerpa hypnoides Rottnest & Garden TCD (MEL 677378, Port Fairy) Caulerpa flexilis J.V. Lamour. (Womersley C. Agardh 1984, 266) 186 5 49, 50 92 Polysiphonia forcipata Rottnest TCD, LECTOTYPE (49) MEL 1006731 AAE 171A, Polysiphonia forfex Harv. (Womersley 1979, Drawing of stem Harv. n. sp. (Womersley 1979, 495, Fremantle, ISO L T ? 495; 2003, 202) [number 49] ‘Holotype’) 187 5 36 88 Polysiphonia scopulorum Rottnest TCD, LECTOTYPE MEL 517744 AAE 186A, Polysiphonia scopulorum Harv. Conceptacles Drawing of stem Harv. n. sp. (Womersley 1979, 468, Fremantle ‘Holotype’) 188 5 39 81 Polysiphonia breviarticulata Rottnest TCD (MEL 1006719 AAE 170H, Polysiphonia blandii Harv. (Womersley sensu Harv. Western Port) 2003, 193), 189 118 Dasya crassipes Harv. Rottnest TCD T.S. 189 not located. MEL 1006504 AAE 213A, Heterosiphonia crassipes (Harv.) Falkenb. n. sp. TCD A.A.E. 213A ISO L T (Parsons and Womersley 1998, 492) LECTOTYPE (Parsons and Womersley 1998, 494) 190 74 Chondria umbellula Harv. Rottnest TCD T.S.190 (type) not MEL 608454 AAE 161A, Coeloclonium umbellula (Harv.) J. Agardh n. sp. located. TCD A.A.E. 161A Fremantle, & 608455 no num., (Womersley 2003, 415) (Garden) LECTOTYPE Fremantle (designated here) (Womersley 2003, 415) W.H. Harvey’s Australian travelling sets of algae in the herbarium of trinity college Drawing mica slides associated with numbers 12 & 13 but it is unclear which specimen they are from; though the positioning suggests number 12 August [number 9]; n.sp [number 10] §. c. Young (Sond.) (needs (needs (Harv.) (Harv.) (Harv.) Baldock (Sond.) Womersley (R.Br.) C. Agardh (R.Br.) C. Agardh J. Agardh (Saito J. Agardh (Womersley muelleri (Harv.) E.M. Woll. & (Harv.) Reedman & (Harv.) Reedman & Harv. Harv. June, 1854 (Sond.) Zanardini (Sond.) Zanardini (J.V. Lamour.) (Sond.) Zanardini Harv. There are numerous var. Hypoglossum Hypoglossum or or Womersley (Womersley 1984, 266) Caulerpa scalpelliformis Caulerpa simpliciuscula Penicillus nodulosus Blainville (Huisman 1997, 183) Caulerpa flexilis Chondria lanceolata Coeloclonium tasmanicum Womersley (Womersley 2003, 410) Coeloclonium tasmanicum Womersley (Womersley 2003, 410) Asparagopsis armata Champia zostericola Womersley Champia zostericola Womersley (Womersley 1996, 127) Bornetia binderiana (Baldock and Womersley 1998, 314–5) Bornetia binderiana (Baldock and Womersley 1998, 314–5) Hirsutithallia laricina Womersley (Womersley and Wollaston 1998c, 255) Anotrichium licmophorum (needs checking) Apoglossum spathulatum & Shepley (Womersley 2003, 37) Apoglossum checking) Apoglossum checking) Laurencia brongniartii and Womersley 1974, 839; 2003, 477) Laurencia brongniartii 2003, 477) Wrangelia plumosa Bornetia binderiana (Baldock and Womersley 1998, 314–5) Fremantle) Fremantle. (689689, Phillip I.) Fremantle MEL 608619 AAE156A, Fremantle, ISO L T? MEL 608444 & -45 AAE 163B, ISO L T and several others num. MEL 643226 AAE 242A, Fremantle, ISO L T; (643262, Port Fairy) MEL 45261, no num., Fremantle, ISO L T? MEL 45197 AAE 249A Fremantle MEL 504203 AAE 510A, Fremantle, ISO L T; (504205, Port Fairy) MEL 672 AAE 537A, Fremantle, type? 603293, no num. VDL) Port MEL 1007028, -29 AAE 227A 612909 (AAE 255A) Fremantle (Gordon-Mills and Womersley 1987, 544) (designated here) (designated here, second step), (Womersley 1996, 329, first step) (Reedman and Womersley 1976, 87) (Womersley and Wollaston 1998c, 256) located. (designated here) KGS TCD (MEL 682426 AAE 549A, Rottnest Not located in TCD MEL 689688 AAE 561A, RottnestKGS TCD, LECTOTYPE TCD, LECTOTYPE Rottnest TCD MEL 502124, -25 AAE 494, RottnestGarden TCD TCD, LECTOTYPE (9), Rottnest TCD, LECTOTYPE MEL 675819, Fremantle, no GardenRottnestRottnest & Garden TCD TCD T.S. 201 (type) not TCD, LECTOTYPE Rottnest TCD MEL (see entry above) MEL 4398 AAE 281A. (MEL Not given TCD MEL 45275, 45247, Western Rottnest TCD, LECTOTYPE Rottnest TCDPort Fairy MEL 15289, no num, Fremantle; TCD MEL 616 Rottnest TCD MEL 1007030, AAE 228A,

Harv.

Harv. Harv. Mont. Rottnest TCD MEL 666274 AAE 564A, Sond. Rottnest TCD (MEL 677419, -20, Port Fairy) sensu Caulerpa scalpelliformis (R.Br.) C. Agardh Caulerpa simpliciuscula (R.Br.) C. Agardh Caulerpa muelleri Chondria lanceolata n. sp. Chylocladia opuntioides Harv. n. sp. Chylocladia opuntioides Harv. n. sp. Asparogopsis armata n. sp. Lomentaria zostericola Harv. n. sp. Griffithsia binderiana Sond. Callithamnion laricinum Harv. n. sp. Callithamnion flabelligerum Harv. n. sp. Delesseria spathulata Sond.? Champia affinis Hook.f. & Harv.? Penicillus arbuscula Laurencia grevilleana n. sp. Wrangelia penicillata (C. Agardh) C. Agardh Griffithsia binderiana Sond. Griffithsia binderiana Sond. Laurencia distichophylla sensu Harv. 206 323 207 313 205 318 191192 1 76 75 252 192 1193 4 81 9, 10 252 122 195 3 61 135 199 2200 2 89201 287 103202 303 203 4203 4 304 29 173 30 Unidentified TCD Not located in TCD or MEL 194 3 66 203 4204 6 31 25 327 Unidentified Garden TCD 196 3 39198 133 4 12, 13 139 199 2199 2 87 88 287 197 3 38 134

137 138 Table 2 (Continued)

TS TS Newly Harvey Harvey’s name Locality TCD type MEL data Current name (reference if different) Additional Comments no. book assigned 1855a information by no. ref. no.* no. Harvey

208 314 Caulerpa laetevirens sensu Rottnest Not located in TCD Caulerpa racemosa var. cylindracea (Sond.) Harv. M. Verlaque, Huisman & Boudour. (Verlaque et al. 2003, 336) 209 3 54, 55 128 Laurencia cruciata Harv. Rottnest TCD, LECTOTYPE (54) MEL 1006974 AAE 231A Chondrophycus cruciatus (Harv.) Nam n. sp. (designated here, second step), (Womersley 2003, 483) (Saito and Womersley 1974, 845, first step) 210 3 58 129 Laurencia heteroclada Harv. Rottnest TCD, LECTOTYPE (MEL 1006890, Port Fairy; Laurencia heteroclada Harv. Fragment of TYPE, n. sp. (Border Reef) (designated here) (Womersley 1006898, -99 AAE 235B, KGS) negatives also 2003, 470) 211 5 20 104 Dasya gunniana (Harv.) Rottnest TCD MEL 1006007 AAE 205A, Heterosiphonia gunniana (Harv.) Reinbold

Harv. Fremantle and other locations) (Parsons and Womersley 1998, 496) Biology and Environment 212 5 9 117 Dasya lallemandii sensu Rottnest TCD MEL 608855 AAE 216A, Lophocladia kuetzingii (Kuntze) P.C. Silva 4 tubes Drawing of stem Harv. Fremantle (Womersley 2003, 249) with note saying ‘4 tubes’ 213 4 20 143 Wrangelia nitella Harv. Rottnest TCD, LECTOTYPE MEL 15315 AAE 258A, Drewiana nitella (Harv.) Gordon-Mills Mica slide of n. sp. (Womersley 1998, 78) Fremantle (Womersley 1998, 78) fragments 214 321 Caulerpa geminata Harv. Rottnest TCD, LECTOTYPE (MEL 682261 AAE 214, Port Caulerpa sedoides f. geminata (Harv.) Weber n. sp. (designated here), Womersley Phillip Heads) Bosse (Guiry and Guiry 2010) (1984, 268) incorrectly attributes the type of C. sedoides to this species 215 316 Caulerpa tenella Harv. Rottnest TCD, HOLOTYPE Caulerpa distichophylla Sond. (Womersley n. sp. 1956, 366) 216 6 2 324 Struvea plumosa Sond. Rottnest TCD MEL 666900 AAE 567A, Struvea plumosa Sond. Young Envelope empty Fremantle 217 154 Amphiroa australis Sond. Rottnest TCD MEL 47406, AAE 455A, Rhodopeltis australis (Harv.) Harv. Fremantle (Womersley 1994, 166) 218 150 Amphiroa gracilis Harv. KGS & Rottnest TCD, LECTOTYPE MEL 50045 AAE 459A Amphiroa gracilis Harv. n. sp. (Rottnest) (Womersley and Fremantle, ISO L T? Johansen 1996b, 288) 219 155 Amphiroa sp. Rottnest TCD Amphiroa (needs checking) 220 2 59 266 Ceramium miniatum sensu Rottnest TCD MEL 45456 AAE 466A, Ceramium filiculum Womersley C. filicula, Harv. Fremantle (Womersley 1998, 412) Parasite 221 222 Microthoe lapidescens Rottnest TCD MEL 691772 AAE 350A, Galaxaura rugosa (J. Ellis & Sol.) (J. Ellis & Sol.) Harv. Fremantle J.V. Lamour. (Huisman 2006, 22) 222 1 12 216 Hypnea sp. Rottnest TCD Hypnea (needs checking) Tetraspores 223 1 83 247 Gattya pinnella Harv. Rottnest TCD Gattya pinnella Harv. 223 1 84 247 Gattya pinnella Harv. Rottnest TCD, LECTOTYPE MEL 8443 AAE 422A, Gattya pinnella Harv. Parasite on Drawings of sections n. sp. (Wollaston and Womersley Fremantle, ISO L T ? Sarcothalia obesa and fronds 1998c, 51) 224 3 22 68 Acanthophora dendroides Rottnest TCD, LECTOTYPE MEL 603105 AAE 139A, Acanthophora dendroides Harv. Harv. n. sp. (designated here) Fremantle, ISO L T ? (Womersley 2003, 409) 225 0 17 25 Dictyota kunthii sensu Rottnest TCD MEL 17007 AAE 73A, Dictyota (needs checking) Young See Womersley Harv. Fremantle 1967, 215 225 0 18 25 Dictyota kunthii sensu Rottnest TCD Dictyota (needs checking) See Womersley Harv. 1967, 216 226 6 26 328 Halimeda macroloba sensu Cape Riche TCD MEL 674384 AAE 562A, Halimeda cuneata Hering (Womersley Harv. Fremantle 1956, 375) W.H. Harvey’s Australian travelling sets of algae in the herbarium of trinity college labelled ‘divisions ternate’ and ?‘apia’? Divisions ternate Drawings of habit n. sp. “Jelly” Acropeltus (Harv.) Harv. (J. Agardh) (K. Mert. ex (Hook.f. & Harv.) Harv. (Kuntze) J. Agardh (R.Br.) C. Agardh J. Agardh (Huisman Harv. (Sond.) Doty ex (Sond.) E.M. Woll. (R.Br. ex Turner) (C. Agardh) J. Agardh (Harv.) De Toni Harv. (Harv.) J. Agardh (Harv.) F. Schmitz (Harv.) F. Schmitz J. Agardh (needs checking) C. Agardh (Womersley (Grev.) Mont. (needs checking) (needs checking) (needs checking) Nitophyllum pulchellum Sporochnus radiciformis (Womersley 1987, 284) Bryopsis vestita Bryopsis Champia viridis 1996, 121) Wollastoniella myriophylloides Gordon-Mills (Womersley 1998, 81) Psilothallia siliculosa (Womersley 1998, 369) Ptilophora prolifera (Womersley and Guiry 1994, 125) 1994, 169) Delisea pulchra Psilothallia striata (Womersley 1998, 367) Neurymenia fraxinifolia Turner) J. Agardh (Huisman 1997, 206) Kuetzingia angusta Bryopsis Bryopsis Codium laminarioides Callithamnion multifidum Acrothamnion preissii (Wollaston and Womersley 1998d, 120) Cystophora grevillei Betaphycus speciosum P.C. Silva (Doty 1988) Carpopeltis elata (Womersley and Lewis 1994, 170) Helminthora australis and Womersley 2006b, 54) Heterodoxia denticulata (Womersley 2003, 69) Areschougia congesta J. Agardh (Womersley 1994, 356) Callophycus harveyanus P.C. Silva (Womersley 1994, 337) Carpopeltis phyllophora F. Schmitz (Womersley and Lewis MEL 15951, 686243 AAE 53A, Fremantle, TYPE? number 249 MEL 15336 AAE 259A, Fremantle MEL 26396 AAE 477A, Fremantle Fremantle & 659534, no num. Fremantle Fremantle Fremantle MEL 15424 AAE 527A, Fremantle, ISO L T 10253 AAE 539C, Cape Riche; (10255 Port Fairy MEL 686676 AAE 574, Fremantle ISO L T AAE 386F, Brighton Beach) Fremantle MEL 668689 AAE 379A, Fremantle, ISO L T? Fremantle. (MEL 8566, Brighton) TCD TS 248 (type) not located (Womersley 1998, 83 ‘Holotype’ ) (Womersley and Guiry 1994, 126 ‘Type’) (Womersley 1998, 369) (designated here, second step), (Womersley 1998, 369, first step) and Kraft 2000, 348) (designated here) TCD MEL 10256, no location; LECTOTYPE (Womersley 1984, 232) (Womersley and Lewis 1994, 172) (Womersley 2003, 71) (designated here) Rottnest Brighton TCD TCD (MEL 584158 AAE 295B, KGS) MEL 26496 Cape Riche, Garden & Rottnest Rottnest TCD, LECTOTYPE Fremantle TCD, LECTOTYPE Rottnest TCD, LECTOTYPE Rottnest Rottnest TCD, LECTOTYPE (80) Rottnest TCD TCD, HOLOTYPE, (Wilson MEL 659533 AAE 123A, Rottnest TCD MEL 652970 AAE 246A, RottnestFremantle TCD TCD MEL 295 & 297 AAE 11A, MEL 516590 AAE 347A, RottnestRottnest & Cape Riche TCD, LECTOTYPE Rottnest TCD AEE 574 LECTOTYPE Rottnest TCD, RottnestLECTOTYPE Rottnest Rottnest TCD, HOLOTYPE Rottnest TCD, TCD (MEL 44677, Phillip I.; 44690 MEL 1007429 AAE 310A, Rottnest & KGS TCD MEL 8561 AAE 349A,

Harv. Rottnest TCD sensu Harv. Harv. Harv. (Grev.) Harv. Nitophyllum pulchellum Harv. Bryopsis Sporochnus scoparius Harv. n. sp. Wrangelia myriophylloides Harv. n. sp. Gelidium proliferum Harv. n. sp. Champia compressa Ptilota siliculosa n. sp. Ptilota striata n. sp. Dictymenia fraxinifolia (K. Mert. ex Turner) J. Agardh Kutzingia angusta n. sp. Delisia pulchra Mont. Cystophora grevillei (C. Agardh) J. Agardh Eucheuma speciosum (Sond.) J. Agardh Callithamnion multifidum Harv. n. sp. Callithamnion pulchellum sensu Harv. Codium laminarioides Harv. n. sp. Rhodymenia elata n. sp. Delesseria denticulata Harv. n. sp. Areschougia laurencia (Hook.f. & Harv.) Harv. Thysanocladia laxa Harv. Rhodymenia phyllophora Harv. n. sp. Helminthora divaricata J. Agardh 247 4 50 249 6 7 248 16 249 6 8 335 Unidentified Rottnest TCD Several species under this 249 6 9 Unidentified Rottnest TCD 246 4 18 142 244245 3 207 64 138 243 283 240 2 80, 81241 282 242 57 63 249 6 10 Unidentified Rottnest TCD 239 4 7 120 231 232 1 11 209 229230 305 299 227 330 233 1 55 235 235236 1237 69238 171 239 1 54 197 234 234 1 26 218

139 140 Table 2 (Continued)

TS TS Newly Harvey Harvey’s name Locality TCD type MEL data Current name (reference if different) Additional Comments no. book assigned 1855a information by no. ref. no.* no. Harvey

250 156 Cheilosporum pulchellum Rottnest TCD, LECTOTYPE MEL 594040 AAE 446A, Jania pulchella (Harv.) H.W. Johans. & Harv. n. sp. (Womersley and Johansen Fremantle Womersley (Womersley and Johansen 1996b, 309, ‘Holotype’) 1996b, 309) 251 5 14 111 Dasya multiceps Harv. Rottnest TCD, LECTOTYPE MEL 1006554 AAE 215A, Heterosiphonia multiceps (Harv.) Falkenb. Branch Drawing labelled n. sp. (designated here) ISO L T (Parsons and Womersley 1998, 480) ‘branch’ 252 1 13 212 Hypnea episcopalis Hook. Rottnest TCD (MEL 698114, -15, Phillip I.) Hypnea ramentacea (C. Agardh) J. Agardh Concepticulosa f. & Harv. (Womersley 1994, 440) 252 1 14 Unidentified Rottnest TCD Hypnea (needs checking) Tetraspores stem Drawings of stem labelled ‘stem’ and spore 253 1 17 215 Hypnea Rottnest TCD Hypnea (needs checking)

254 2 109 297 Callithamnion horizontale Rottnest TCD, LECTOTYPE MEL 10273 AAE 542A, ISO L T Antithamnion verticale (Harv.) J. Agardh Parasite on Grif Drawings labelled Biology and Environment Harv. n. sp. (designated here) (Wollaston and Womersley 1998d, 105) binderiana. In old ‘In old specimens specimens first first branch develops branch develops zoolets’ ‘ramuli zoolets ramuli horizontal in c’ horizontal in c ‘upperside’ upperside 255 Not located in TCD or MEL 256 Not located in TCD or MEL 257 2 62 268 Ceramium fastigiatum Rottnest TCD Ceramium cliftonianum J. Agardh sensu Harv. (Womersley 1998, 415) 258 2 51 Ceramium rubrum Western Port TCD MEL 45419, 45429 Ceramium tasmanicum (Kütz.) Womersley C. Agardh (needs checking) 258 2 52 263 Ceramium rubrum Rottnest TCD Ceramium rubrum C. Agardh (needs C. Agardh checking) 258 2 53 263 Ceramium rubrum KGS TCD Ceramium rubrum C. Agardh (needs C. Agardh checking) 259 1 28 227 Plocamium mertensii Rottnest TCD Plocamium mertensii (Grev.) Harv. (Grev.) Harv. 260 198 Thysanocladia costata Rottnest TCD T.S. 260 not Callophycus costatus (Harv.) P.C. Silva Harv. n. sp. located. TCD A.A.E. 308 (Min-Thein and Womersley 1976, 19) LECTOTYPE (Min-Thein and Womersley 1976, 19) 261 4 71 186 Phacelocarpus alatus Rottnest TCD, LECTOTYPE Phacelocarpus alatus Harv. Harv. n. sp. (Womersley 1994, 393) 262 2 3 246 Gigartina disticha Sond. Fremantle TCD Gigartina disticha Sond. 263 2 32 Unidentified Fremantle TCD Callophyllis (needs checking) 263 2 33 Callophyllis coccinea Garden TCD (MEL 1006434 AAE 409H, Callophyllis (needs checking) Harv.? Western Port) 264 302 Callithamnion brownianum Rottnest, Fremantle TCD, LECTOTYPE (KGS) (MEL 1007325, Shortland Bluff) Spongoclonium brownianum (Harv.) Harv. n. sp. & KGS (Womersley and Wollaston J. Agardh (Womersley and Wollaston 1998, 293) 1998e, 292) 265 253 Chylocladia cliftoni Harv. Fremantle TCD AAE 425A, MEL 502097 AAE 425A, Coelarthrum cliftonii (Harv.) Kylin n. sp. LECTOTYPE (Huisman Fremantle, Clifton collection, (Huisman 1996, 96; Womersley 1996, 57) 1996, 96; Womersley ISO L T 1996, 59) 266 2 92 290 Corynospora gracilis Harv. Garden TCD, LECTOTYPE Anotrichium gracile (Harv.) Baldock (needs n. sp. (designated here) checking) 267 2 110 298 Callithamnion verticale Garden TCD, LECTOTYPE Antithamnion verticale (Harv.) J. Agardh Harv. n. sp. (Wollaston and Womersley (Wollaston and Womersley 1998d, 105) 1998d, 105) W.H. Harvey’s Australian travelling sets of algae in the herbarium of trinity college Drawing labelled ‘outline simple or bilobed 1–2 foot wide, 12–14 inches high’ On alga §. c. or bilobed 1–2 foot wide, 12–14 inches high, Holy coral of the area Branches, stem terete, not winged, 2–3 lines thick, fleshy Branches, stem terete, not winged, 2–3 (Harv.) (Harv.) J. Agardh (Harv.) J. Agardh (Harv.) Womersley (Bory) J. Agardh (Harv.) A. Millar & (C. Agardh) Schmitz (Lam.) Ducker (Lam.) Ducker (Harv.) Papenf. (J. Agardh) Kylin (J. Agardh) Kylin Harv. (needs checking) June Harv. Harv. Outline simple Sond. On algae (Lam.) Decne. J.V. Lamour. (Harv.) Kylin (needs Ceramium australe Dasyclonium incisum (Womersley 2003, 318) Dasyclonium incisum (Womersley 2003, 318) Coeloclonium verticillatum (Womersley 2003, 415) Kallymenia cribrosa Cladophora feredayi Platysiphonia hypneoides & Shepley (Womersley and 1959, 209) Myriodesma quercifolium (Womersley 1987, 416) Chauviniella coriifolia (Womersley 2003, 59) Curdiea obesa checking) Amphiroa anceps Metagoniolithon chara (Ducker 1979, 89; Womersley and Johansen 1996c, 321) Metagoniolithon chara (Ducker 1979, 89; Womersley and Johansen 1996c, 321) Heterosiphonia wrangelioides Reinbold (Parsons and Womersley 1998, 485–6) Claudea elegans Hypoglossum dendroides (Womersley 2003, 56) Wrangelia abietina Brongniartella australis (Womersley and Parsons 2003, 237) Haraldiophyllum erosum Huisman (Millar and 1996a, 62) and -55 AAE 144D MEL 675816, Fremantle, ISO L T? MEL 1005777, no num. Fremantle; (MEL 1005773 & -74, also -80 AAE 417E, Port Phillip Heads) MEL 683134 AAE 142A, Fremantle (MEL 10044, Port Fairy?) MEL 675981 AAE 326B, KGS (MEL 47926 AAE 460C, Cape Riche) MEL 18836 AAE 42A MEL 47927 AAE 457A, Fremantle (1005982, -83, Western Port) Georgetown) -67 AAE 199J, Georgetown) MEL 10027, no num. ISO L T MEL 15293, ISO L T? (MEL 691884, -85, Port Fairy) located. TCD (Clifton) LECTOTYPE (designated here), (Womersley 2003, 417) Womersley and Norris (1971, 4) designated ‘Herb Harvey, TCD’, indicating that the specimen was labelled ‘original’ LECTOTYPE: TCD AAE 142A (designated here) located. LECTOTYPE: TCD AAE 273A (Fremantle) (designated here), (Womersley 2003, 63) (Rottnest) (Millar 1990, 341) (designated here) located (designated here) TCD (Cape Riche) MEL 1005989 AAE 207B, KGS; TCD, LECTOTYPE (Womersley and Shepley 1982, 342, ‘Type’) A.A.E. 267, LECTOTYPE (Womersley 1998, 26) (designated here) Garden TCD TS 273 (Garden) not Fremantle TCD, LECTOTYPE, Rottnest (Jetty reef) TCD Fremantle Not located in TCD (MEL 643068 AAE 109J, Garden & Fremantle TCD TS 276 not located. Garden & Rottnest TCD TS 279 (type) not KGS & RottnestRottnest TCD, LECTOTYPE TCD KGS & Rottnest TCD, LECTOTYPE (KGS) RottnestFremantle TCD TCD T S 278 (type) not LECTOTYPE Rottnest TCD, Blue-green (needs checking) Cape Riche Geelong TCD MEL 45735, -36; (MEL45766 & Fremantle (Arthurs Head) (Clifton) Garden TCD T.S. not located. Garden TCD, LECTOTYPE

Harv. Harv. Fremantle, KGS & Harv. Harv. Harv. Harv. Sond. Garden TCD MEL 45453, no num., Fremantle Harv. Harv. Garden TCD Harv. ms (Lam.) Harv. J. Agardh Port Fairy TCD MEL 1523854, -56 (no num.)

Chondria abietina ? Harv. n. sp.) Nitophyllum fimbriatum Ceramium australe Polyzonia sonderi Kallymenia cribrosa n. sp. Cladophora pellucida sensu Harv. ? Claudea elegans J.V. Lamour. Sarcomenia hypneoides Harv. n. sp. Delesseria corifolia n. sp. Sarcocladia obesa n. sp. Amphiroa anceps Decne. Amphiroa granifera n. sp. Polyzonia incisa Myriodesma latifolium Harv. n. sp. Amphiroa intermedia n. sp. verticillata Calothrix limbata Polysiphonia cladostephus Mont. Delesseria dendroides n. sp. Wrangelia n. sp. Dasya wrangelioides ( Harv. n. sp. in MEL) 285 2 60 267 284 5 73 77 274 2 15 245 275 6 38276 342 43 276 49 279280 177 281 195 283 153 284 5 151 72 278 11 282 148 273 3 29 73 Unidentified ( 277 350 271 5 43 103 269 4 28270 175 272 145 110 268 4 51 180 Unidentified

141 142 Table 2 (Continued)

TS TS Newly Harvey Harvey’s name Locality TCD type MEL data Current name (reference if different) Additional Comments no. book assigned 1855a information by no. ref. no.* no. Harvey

285 146 Wrangelia ?tenella Harv. Rottnest TCD TS 285 (type) not Trithamnion tenellum (Harv.) E.M. Woll. n. sp. located (Wollaston 1968, 389) 286 2 50 265 Ceramium isogonum Harv. Garden TCD, HOLOTYPE Ceramium isogonum Harv. n. sp. (Womersley 1978, 229) 287 6 Cystoseira prolifera Fremantle Not located in TCD Hormophysa cuneiformis (J.F. Gmelin) J. Agardh P.C. Silva (Womersley 1967, 255; Silva et al. 1987, 81, 131) 288 1 Turbinaria vulgaris Fremantle Turbinaria vulgaris J. Agardh (needs See Silva et al. 1996, J. Agardh checking) 716 289 152 Amphiroa ephedra sensu Fremantle Not located in TCD (MEL 2274662 AAE 458, Amphiroa anceps (Lam.) Decne. Harv. Newcastle) (Womersley and Johansen 1996a, 283)

290 61 Dictymenia pectinella Harv. Garden TCD, HOLOTYPE (Wilson Kentrophora pectinella (Harv.) S.M. Wilson Biology and Environment n. sp. and Kraft 2000, 353) & Kraft (Wilson and Kraft 2000, 353; Henderson et al. 2001) 291 64 Kutzingia serrata Harv. Rottnest TCD, HOLOTYPE Amansia serrata (Harv.) Womersley n. sp. (Womersley 2003, 394) (Womersley 2003, 394) 292 67 Trigenia australis Sond. Fremantle TCD Heterocladia caudata L.E. Phillips, H.G. Choi, G.W. Saunders & Kraft (Phillips et al. 2000, 218) 293 3 32, 33 70 Chondria dasyphylla sensu KGS TCD (MEL 608566, Port Phillip) Chondria harveyana (J. Agardh) De Toni Rocks high tide Slide and Harv. (Womersley 2003, 443) edge of surf (32) photographs of 33, Chondria harveyana 294 221 Liagora cheyniana Harv. Cape Riche TCD, LECTOTYPE (Parnell MEL 6582 AAE 352C, ISO L T? Ganonema farinosum (J.V. Lamour.) n. sp. and Huisman 2006, 115, K.C. Fan & Yung C. Wang (Parnell ‘Holotype’) and Huisman 2006, 115) 295 0 41 23 Zonaria interrupta sensu Rottnest TCD (MEL 16911, -13, Phillip I.) Zonaria turneriana J. Agardh (needs Harv. checking) 295 0 42 23 Zonaria interrupta sensu Cape Riche TCD Zonaria turneriana J. Agardh (needs Harv. checking) 296 40 Sphacelaria novae- Cape Riche & TCD MEL 15780 AAE 107C, Cape Sphacelaria novae-hollandiae Sond. hollandiae Sond. Fremantle Riche 297 39 Sphacelaria paniculata Suhr Cape Riche (MEL 15749, Port Fairy), (others Halopteris pseudospicata Sauv. (needs specimens referred to other checking) species) 298 6 47 347 Rivularia australis Harv. Cape Riche TCD, HOLOTYPE Rivularia australis Harv. ex Bornet & Rocks near H.B.S.W. notes that n. sp. Flahault low water Rivularia australis is mark, fronds clearly the correct hemispherica name for Rivularia solitaria solida firma (Womersley lubrica olivacea, 1946, based on viridi, uncia, Harvey’s sketches diametro and brief notes) 299 349 Calothrix caespitula Harv. Cape Riche TCD Blue green (needs checking) 300 2 Scytothalia dorycarpa KGS & Rottnest TCD MEL 688330 AAE 28B, KGS Scytothalia dorycarpa (Turn.) Grev. (Turner) Grev. 301 3 Scytothalia dorycarpa KGS & Cape Riche MEL 688329 AAE 29C, Cape Scytothalia dorycarpa (Turn.) Grev. (Turner) Grev. Riche (Scytothalia xiphocarpa J. Agardh) 302 Not located in TCD or MEL W.H. Harvey’s Australian travelling sets of algae in the herbarium of trinity college . 1996, et al 716 Drawings [numbers 6, 7 & 8] Sond. Unique c.; Del. (Hemineura) Tetraspores Drawing of spore [number 6]; conceptacles [number 8] Unique t is the largest 6 inch long fronds) Harv. (J. Agardh) (J. Agardh) J. (Sond.) Schmitz (Harv.) R. Norris Falkenb. (Harv.) Falkenb. (Harv.) J. Agardh (Harv.) Harv. Mont. (Womersley (Hook.f. & Harv.) (Dillwyn) Lyngbye (Mont.) F. Schmitz Sond. (Hook.f. & Harv.) (Hook.f. & Harv.) (C. Agardh) Mont. Sond. (needs checking) See Silva Sond. (10) Zeh (Womersley (Clem.) C. Agardh var. Harv. 92 beside this (Harv.) Womersley Harv. Stichidia (Sond.) Falkenb. Hypoglossum revolutum (Womersley 2003, 43) Hemineura frondosa Harv. (Womersley 2003, 33) Laurencia filiformis (needs checking) Laurencia arbuscula Laurencia arbuscula Codiophyllum flabelliforme (Womersley and Lewis 1994, 216) Thamnoclonium lehmannianum Laurencia arbuscula Hemineura frondosa Harv. (Womersley 2003, 33) Hemineura frondosa Harv. (Womersley 2003, 33) Liagora wilsoniana 1994, 98) Halymenia floresia (needs checking) Gloiocladia halymenioides (Huisman 1999) Platoma cyclocolpum (Huisman 1999) Peyssonnelia capensis 1994, 157) Rhodopeltis australis (Womersley 1994, 166) Thamnoclonium dichotomum Agardh (Womersley and Lewis 1994, 214) Dasya frutescens Falkenb. (Parsons and Womersley 1998, 481) Cladurus elatus (Womersley 2003, 419) Lophosiphonia prostrata (Womersley 2003, 333) Dipterosiphonia prorepens (Womersley 2003, 306) Tiparraria aurata (Womersley 2003, 303) Heterosiphonia microcladioides Lasiothalia hirsuta Ectocarpus siliculosus (needs checking) MEL 10037 AAE 297B, KGS, ISO L T MEL 1554622 AAE 154A MEL 47406A AAE 455A, LECTOTYPE ? MEL, ISO L T? MEL 1006650 AAE 219A, Fremantle, ISO L T? (designated here) (Womersley 2003, 35) (Womersley and Shepley 1982, 326) located (but TCD specimen seen in 1992) located (Fremantle) (Huisman 1999, 722) (designated here) located (designated here) (Womersley 2003, 303) TCD (MEL 15449, -52, Port Fairy) (Wollaston and Womersley 1998b, 38) Rottnest TCD, LECTOTYPE KGS & Rottnest TCD, LECTOTYPE (KGS) Fremantle Fremantle TCD TS 320 (type) not Rottnest TCD Cape RicheFremantle TCDKGS TCDRottnest TCD Rottnest MEL KGS TCD MEL TCD TS 317 (type) not TCD (MEL 676108A) MEL Fremantle & Rottnest TCD, LECTOTYPE Rottnest TCD, LECTOTYPE (6) FremantleFremantleKGSKGS TCD TS 305 (type) not KGS Not located in TCD TCD, LECTOTYPE MEL 45853 AAE 181B MEL 657584 AAE 135A TCD (MEL 1006556, Port Phillip) Rottnest (‘Duck Rock’) Cape Riche TCD, HOLOTYPE

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Sond. Western Port TCD Harv. Sond. Cape Riche TCD MEL as above Sond. Cape Riche TCD MEL 1006902 AAE 233C Harv. Harv. Harv. KGS TCD sensu Harv. Sond. Cape Riche Not located in TCD Harv. (Roth) (Sond.) sensu crispata Harv. ) Sond. Hemineura H ( ( australis Harv. n. sp. ? Delesseria crispata Delesseria revoluta n. sp. Laurencia affinis Laurencia arbuscula Thamnoclonium lehmannianum n. sp. Laurencia arbuscula Delesseria Harv. ms Liagora distenta J.V. Lamour. Halymenia floresia (Clemente) C. Agardh Nemastoma damaecornis Harv. Peyssonelia rubra Harv. Cruoria n. sp. Thamnoclonium proliferum Sond. Thamnoclonium flabelliforme Nemastoma damaecornis Harv. n. sp. Laurencia arbuscula Dasya frutescens n. sp. Rytiphlaea elata Harv. Polysiphonia prostrata Harv. n. sp. Polysiphonia prorepens sensu Harv. Polysiphonia aurata n. sp. Dasya pellucida Harv. Hemineura crispata Ectocarpus siliculosus (Dillwyn) Lyngb. Lasiothalia hirsuta n. sp. 312 4 33 178 311 176 310 126 309 3 51 127 320 56 309 3 48 312 4 37 313314 2315 2 36 220 256 41 316317318 4319 204 81 205 54 55 315 2 42 260 309 3 47 303 5 6, 7, 8 107 304305306307 66 90 308 102 95 119 312 4 34 322 0 55 321 2 68 275

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TS TS Newly Harvey Harvey’s name Locality TCD type MEL data Current name (reference if different) Additional Comments no. book assigned 1855a information by no. ref. no.* no. Harvey

322 0 56 Ectocarpus siliculosus Cape Riche TCD MEL Ectocarpus siliculosus (Dillwyn) Lyngbye 6 Sp? (Dillwyn) Lyngb. (needs checking) 322 0 57 42 Ectocarpus siliculosus KGS TCD MEL 15457 AAE 108B Ectocarpus siliculosus (Dillwyn) Lyngbye (Dillwyn) Lyngb. (needs checking) 323 0 11 18 Chorda lomentaria Lyngb. KGS TCD MEL 540561 AAE 560B; (MEL Scytosiphon lomentaria (Lyngbye) Link 540562, Geelong) (Womersley 1967, 246) 324 2 127 311 Callithamnion botryocarpum KGS TCD, LECTOTYPE, MEL 26392 AAE 523B, Colaconema caespitosum (J. Agardh) Harv. n. sp. Woelkerling (1971, 38) ISO L T? Jackelman, Stegenga & J.J. Bolton (Guiry states ‘Holotype: Harvey and Guiry 2010) No. 324, travelling collection; not in TCD’

325 2 66 276 Dudresnaya coccinea KGS TCD Dudresnaya australis J. Agardh (needs Biology and Environment (C. Agardh) P. Crouan checking) & H. Crouan 326 286 Griffithsia monilis Harv. Garden & Rottnest TCD TS 326 (type) not MEL 684 AAE 495A, Fremantle, Griffithsia monilis Harv. See Baldock (1976, n. sp. located. LECTOTYPE: ISO L T 517) TCD AAE 495A (Baldock 1976, 517) 327 294 Callithamnion gracilentum Rottnest TCD, HOLOTYPE Antithamnion gracilentum (Harv.) J. Agardh Rootstock Drawings, Mica Harv. n. sp. (Wollaston and Womersley (Wollaston and Womersley 1998d, 100) very thick in slide 1998d, 104) preparation (4 specimens) 328 308 Callithamnion scopula Rottnest TCD TS 328 (type) not Callithamnion scopula Harv. Harv. n. sp. located 329 301 Callithamnion KGS (Middleton TCD, HOLOTYPE Dasythamniella wollastoniana (Harv.) wollastonianum Harv. Bay) (Womersley and Wollaston Womersley (Womersley and Wollaston n. sp. 1998, 278) 1998d, 276) 330 309 Callithamnion debile Harv. Rottnest TCD, HOLOTYPE Callithamnion pseudobyssoides P. Crouan & n. sp. H. Crouan (needs checking) 331 310 Callithamnion radicans Fremantle TCD, HOLOTYPE (MEL 504492, Geelong) Colaconema daviesii (Dillwyn) Stegenga Harv. n. sp. (Guiry and Guiry 2010) 332 Not located in TCD or MEL 333 6 35 Cladophora Brighton TCD MEL 597501, 597619 Cladophora laetevirens (Dillwyn) Kütz. 333 6 37 343 Unidentified KGS TCD Cladophora (needs checking) 334 6 52 351 Unidentified (Calothrix?) Cape Riche TCD Blue green (needs checking) 60 sp. 335 6 51 352 Calothrix? Cape Riche TCD Blue green (needs checking) 15 sp. 336 108 Dasya proxima Harv. KGS TCD, HOLOTYPE (Parsons Micropeuce proxima (Harv.) Womersley n. sp. and Womersley 1998, 479) & M.J. Parsons (Womersley and Parsons 2003, 259) 337 101 Polysiphonia calothrix KGS TCD TS 337 not located. MEL 45852 AAE 178B Herposiphonia calothrix (Harv.) Womersley Harv. n. sp. LECTOTYPE: TCD AAE (Womersley 2003, 290) 178B (designated here), (Womersley 2003, 290) 338 278 Crouania vestita Harv. Rottnest & KGS TCD, LECTOTYPE MEL 8432, unnum. Fremantle; Ptilocladia vestita (Harv.) E.M. Woll. n. sp. (Rottnest) (Wollaston and MEL 504305 AAE 486A; 8431 (Wollaston and Womersley 1998c, 61) Womersley 1998, 61) AAE 486B 339 293 Callithamnion delicatulum KGS TCD TS 339 not located. Antithamnion delicatulum (Harv.) De Toni Harv. n. sp. LECTOTYPE: TCD (Wollaston and Womersley 1998c, 61) AAE 529B (Wollaston and Womersley 1998, 114) W.H. Harvey’s Australian travelling sets of algae in the herbarium of trinity college of TS lectotype (number 47) and 46 is a fragment of number 47. Drawing labelled ‘section’ of frond of 47 mica slides prepared from 79 §. c. §. c.t. Not catalogued Number 43 is a slide Very rare 22/7/1854 G.C. §. c. [number 27] ?.c. (Harv.) (Harv.) R.E. (Sond.) Setch. (J. Agardh) (Harv.) Kylin ex (Harv.) Kylin ex (Hook.f. & Harv.) (Harv.) Womersley (Harv. ex J. Agardh) (Harv. ex J. Agardh) (Harv.) Falkenb. (Harv. ex J. Agardh) (Harv. ex J. Agardh) (Harv.) Huisman & Harv. Harv. & Bailey (Harv.) Womersley Harv. (Harv.) H.W. Johans. & Notheia anomala Platysiphonia victoriae Womersley & Shepley (Womersley 2003, 162) Dasya haffiae Platysiphonia victoriae Womersley & Shepley (needs checking) Jania pulchella Womersley (Womersley and Johansen 1996b, 309) Metamastophora flabellata (Woelkerling 1996, 243) Leptosomia rosea (Womersley 1996, 103) Dasya naccarioides Platysiphonia victoriae Womersley & Shepley (Womersley 2003, 162) Womersley & Shepley (Womersley 2003, 162) Gloiocladia halymenioides Norris (Womersley 1996, 101) Halydictyon arachnoideum Harv.(Womersley 2003, 494) Trithamnion aculeatum & E.M. Woll.(Womersley and Wollaston 1998b, 179) Mazoyerella australis Womersley (Huisman and 1998, 302) Doxodasya bolbochaete (Womersley and Parsons 2003, 264) Lophothalia hormoclados J. Agardh (Womersley and Parsons 2003, 277) Echinothamnion hookeri P.C. Silva (Womersley 2003, 225) Echinothamnion hookeri P.C. Silva (Womersley 2003, 225) Herposiphonia versicolor Reinbold (Womersley 2003, 292) P. victoriae Platysiphonia victoriae AAE 145E; (683149, Western Port) 349E; (MEL 688024 AAE 46D, Port Fairy) 1006680 AAE 222H Riche 608697 683144 & 683143 AAE 188F, Brighton) MEL 673 -31 AAE 229J, Georgetown TCD MEL 683146, 2300250, 683145 TCD, HOLOTYPE, see TS 43 also (Womersley 1996, 103) TCD, HOLOTYPE (Womersley 2003, 495) LECTOTYPE: TCD AAE 528 (Womersley and Wollaston 1998, 182) (Huisman and Womersley 1998, 305) Queenscliff, Port Phillip Heads Port Phillip Heads TCD MEL 688022, -023, -027 AAE KGS & Cape Riche TCDFremantle (G. Clifton) MEL 516743 AAE 441C, Cape Western Port TCD See above under Port Phillip TCD MEL45886, 683122; (MEL KGS TCD, LECTOTYPE KGSRottnest TCD TS 343 not located. TCD (4), LECTOTYPE Western Port Not located in TCD MEL 1005946; (MEL 1005930, KGS TCD (needs checking) Western PortPort Phillip TCD 78 comprises 3 TCD MEL 45612, 45623 Western Port TCD MEL 45821, 1006754

Hook. Harv. Harv. Harv. Western Port TCD MEL 608697, 1005893, 1005884, Harv. Georgetown TCD (MEL 653234, Western Port) Harv. Harv. rosea Harv. Western Port Not located in TCD MEL 1006659, 1006684, ? Harv. n. sp. Rottnest TCD TS 345 not located Sarcomenia dasyoides J. Agardh Notheia anomala & Bailey Rhodymenia n. sp. Mastophora lamourouxii Decne. Polysiphonia dissolvens Harv. ms Dasya haffiae Polysiphonia victoriae (Harv.) Kütz. Horea flabelliformis n. sp. Hanowia robusta n. sp. Callithamnion aculeatum Harv. n. sp. Corynospora australis Harv. n. sp. Jania affinis Dasya hormoclados J. Agardh Dasya naccarioides Chylocladia secunda f. & Harv. Polysiphonia hookeri Harv.? Polysiphonia hookeri Harv. Polysiphonia versicolor Hook.f. & Harv. Dasya bolbochaete 46) 350351 3 26, 27 Not located in TCD or MEL 349 352 5 23 Unidentified Western Port TCD MEL 45885 346347 1 47 (43, 170 358 359 358 5 51 341342 249 273 343344 295 289 345 158 356 357 5 10 340 1 78, 79 251 353 5353 5 26 25, 27 354 5 61 355 5 24

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TS TS Newly Harvey Harvey’s name Locality TCD type MEL data Current name (reference if different) Additional Comments no. book assigned 1855a information by no. ref. no.* no. Harvey

360 5 11 Dasya naccarioides Harv. Western Port TCD MEL 1005905, 1006702 Dasya naccarioides Harv. Near Dasya naccaroides 361 3 71 Champia Western Port TCD MEL 45246 Champia zostericola (Harv.) Reedman & c. & t. Womersley (needs checking) 362 Asparagopsis delilei var. Western Port Not located in TCD MEL 643230, 643231, 643229 Asparagopsis armata Harv. (Womersley australis Harv.? AAE 243H 1996, 327) 363 4 3 Delisia elegans Western Port TCD MEL 652933, 652929 AAE 247J Delisea elegans J.V. Lamour. J.V. Lamour. 364 1 15 Hypnea fastigiata Harv. Phillip I. TCD MEL 516410, -11 Mychodea pusilla (Harv.) J. Agardh Hypnea ?sp. (Kraft and Womersley 1994c, 464) 364 4 5, 6 Delisia hypneoides Harv. Western Port TCD MEL 652956 Delisea hypneoides Harv.

365 2 65 Crouania insignis Harv. Western Port TCD MEL 8465, 8466 Ptilocladia pulchra Sond. (Wollaston Biology and Environment and Womersley 1998c, 57) 366 Wrangelia verticillata Harv. Western Port MEL 15248, 15249 AAE 260H Shepleya verticillata Gordon-Mills (Womersley 1998, 86) 367 Wrangelia clavigera Harv. Western Port MEL 15302, 15374; (MEL 15366 Wrangelia nobilis Hook.f. & Harv. AAE 268E, Port Phillip Heads) (Womersley 1998, 31) 368 Wrangelia princeps Harv. Phillip I. (MEL 15292, 15296, Western Wrangelia abietina Harv. (Womersley Port) 1998, 24) 369 Hypnea? n. sp. Phillip I. TCD TS 369 (?TYPE) MEL 694647, -48 Mychodea pusilla (Harv.) J. Agardh not located 370 1 23 Hypnea planicaulis Harv. Phillip I. TCD MEL 49096, 504187 Calliblepharis planicaulis (Harv.) Kylin §.c. (Womersley 1994, 410) 371 1 25 Acrotylus australis Western Port TCD MEL 1007353, -61; (MEL Acrotylus australis J. Agardh J. Agardh 1007390 AAE 330D, Port Fairy) 372 1 4 Gelidium asperum Phillip I. TCD MEL 592535, -53, -48 AAE Gelidium australe J. Agardh (needs (C. Agardh) Grev.? 333H checking) 373 4 35 Hemineura frondosa Phillip I. TCD MEL 613445, 613457 Hemineura frondosa (Hook.f. & Harv.) (Hook.f. & Harv.) Harv. Harv. 374 4 23 Delesseria endiviaefolia Phillip I. TCD (MEL 643203, Western Port) Hymenena endiviaefolia (Hook.f. & Harv.) Hook.f. & Harv. Womersley (Womersley 2003, 141) 375 1 48 Hymenocladia usnea Phillip I. TCD MEL 698553, -54, -55, -57 AAE Hymenocladia usnea (R.Br.) J. Agardh §.c. (R.Br.) J. Agardh 365E 376 1 31 Plocamium angustum Phillip I. TCD MEL 1006096, (-65 AAE 357K, Plocamium angustum (J. Agardh) (J. Agardh) Hook.f. & Port Arthur) Hook.f. & Harv. Harv. 377 1 27 Plocamium costatum Western Port TCD (MEL 1006159, -65, -81 AAE Plocamium costatum (C. Agardh) (C. Agardh) Hook.f. & 358H, Phillip I.) Hook.f. & Harv. Harv. 378 Plocamium mertensii Phillip I. MEL 1006320, -06 Plocamium mertensii (Grev.) Harv. (Grev.) Harv. 379 1 36 Rhodophyllis membranacea Phillip I. TCD MEL 45081, 45036 AAE 372E, Rhodophyllis membranacea (Harv.) Fimbriata (Harv.) Hook.f. & 45080 AAE 372B; (45024, Port Hook.f. & Harv. (needs checking) Harv.(Rhodophyllis Phillip Heads) fimbriata (Hook.f. & Harv.) Cotton? 380 Rhabdonia mollis Harv. Phillip I. MEL 1007410, -11; (1007409 Antrocentrum nigrescens (Harv.) Kraft & AAE 388H, Western Port) Min-Thein (Kraft and Womersley 1994b, 373) 381 Rhabdonia nigrescens Harv. Phillip I. TCD MEL 44547, 44548, 44540 AAE Antrocentrum nigrescens (Harv.) Kraft & 389J Min-Thein (Kraft and Womersley 1994b, 373) W.H. Harvey’s Australian travelling sets of algae in the herbarium of trinity college Branch only Sond.Sond. var? (Harv.) Sond. (Harv.) (Dillwyn) (Harv.) Baldock (J. Agardh) Sond. (Turner) Womersley J. Agardh (Huisman (J. Agardh) A. Millar, (Aresch.) Kraft (Kraft (Aresch.) Kraft (Kraft (Harv.) J. Agardh Harv. (needs (Kütz.) Baldock J. Agardh (Womersley (Harv.) Hook.f. & Harv. Sond.(Womersley Harv. (Kraft and J. Agardh (needs Harv. (Harv.) Womersley (Harv.) Womersley & (Harv.) Womersley & Kraft (needs checking) . 1996, 51) Macrothamnion pellucidum E.M. Woll. (Wollaston and Womersley 1998d, 123) Anotrichium licmophorum (Baldock 1998, 347) Dasythamniella superbiens Womersley (Womersley and Wollaston 1998d, 280) Rhodothamniella floridula Feldmann (Guiry and Guiry 2010) Spongoclonium conspicuum (Womersley and Wollaston 1998e, 287) Spyridia dasyoides 1998, 379) Gulsonia annulata Leptosomia rosea (needs checking) Polycoelia laciniata checking) Polycoelia Mychodea disticha Womersley 1994c, 458) Tsengia feredayae Kraft (Womersley and 1994, 276) Gloioderma australis 1996, 98; Dalen and Saunders 2007, 212) Gloiophyllis barkeriae Tsengia comosa (Womersley and Kraft 1994, 278) Callophyllis rangiferina (Womersley 1994, 256) Erythroclonium angustatum Erythroclonium angustatum Rhabdonia verticillata checking) Erythroclonium muelleri Anotrichium crinitum (needs checking) Gloiophloea scinaioides 1987, 167) Mychodea marginifera and Womersley 1994c; 466) Mychodea marginifera and Womersley 1994c, 466) Rhabdonia coccinea (Womersley 1994, 345–6) Cephalocystis furcellata G.W. Saunders, Strachan & Kraft (Millar et al Austrophyllis harveyana Womersley & R.E. Norris (needs checking) 508E Port Phillip Heads) 464D, Port Fairy) (Wollaston and Womersley 1998c, 67); 517746 AAE 423H AAE 430J, Georgetown AAE 414H, Western Port) 439H 390H 408A, Fremantle) 502381, no num., Fremantle TCD MEL 44766 AAE 390F Phillip I.Phillip I. TCDPhillip I. Not located in TCDWestern Port TCD TCD MEL 504225, 1007342 MEL 655 AAE 536H MEL 26394 MEL 504211, (1007234 AAE Georgetown TCD Western Port TCD MEL 674631, Phillip I., 674628 Western Port TCD MEL 1005973 BrightonBrighton, Port Phillip Heads Phillip I. TCDBrighton TCD TCD MEL 44726 MEL 44591, 44767, 44765 AAE MEL 654, 722, 665 AAE 498J Western PortPort Phillip Heads TCD TCD MEL 516415, Phillip I. MEL 516416 Phillip I. TCD MEL 44572 Phillip I. TCD MEL 504154, ISOTYPE; Phillip I.Phillip I. TCD TCD MEL 675972 MEL 1005974

Harv. Georgetown TCD Harv.

Harv. Phillip I. TCD MEL 44485, 44486; (516398 Harv. Phillip I. TCD MEL 1006532, (-6433 AAE Harv. Phillip I. Not located in TCD MEL 674627 Harv. Phillip I. Not located in TCD MEL 517745 LECTOTYPE Harv.?? Port Phillip Heads TCD sensu Harv. Phillip I. MEL 10292 Harv. Phillip I. TCD MEL 45141, -43, (-32 AAE sensu Harv. Phillip I. Not located in TCD MEL 668879, -80, -81 AAE Callithamnion licmophorum Harv. Callithamnion superbiens Harv. Callithamnion floridulum Dillwyn Callithamnion tingens Harv. Spyridia pellucida Spyridia opposita Callophyllis fastigata Callophyllis expansa ms? Nemastoma feredayae Harv. Gulsonia annulata Callophyllis expansa Harv. ms Rhodymenia rosea Mychodea compressa Erythroclonium angustatum Sond. Erythroclonium mulleri Sond. Erythroclonium mulleri Sond. Griffithsia setacea Harv.? Horea speciosa Gymnogongrus foliosus Harv. Gymnogongrus foliosus Harv. Nemastoma comosa Rhabdonia dendroides Harv. Scinaia furcellata Harv. Cordylecladia australis Harv. n. sp. ms (nom. nud.) Callophyllis obtusifolia sensu Harv. Callophyllis coccinea 399 2400 117 401 2402 129 2 101 398 397 2 47 390 2390 2 23 24 395 2396 44 390 2390 2 21 22 394 2 12 386386 1 1387 74 1 75 387 1 72 388 Unidentified 2 73 389 90 Western Port TCD (MEL 44730, 44804, Phillip I.) 392 2392 2 16 393 17 382 391 383 1384 51 2385 19 2 30

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TS TS Newly Harvey Harvey’s name Locality TCD type MEL data Current name (reference if different) Additional Comments no. book assigned 1855a information by no. ref. no.* no. Harvey

403 Callithamnion plumigerum Phillip I. TCD MEL 504221, (504222 AAE Dasythamniella plumigera (Harv.) Harv. 507E, Port Phillip Heads) Womersley (Womersley and Wollaston 1998d, 278) 404 Callithamnion elongatum Queenscliff Not located in TCD MEL 631, (634 AAE 534D, Anotrichium elongatum (Harv.) Baldock Harv. (Shortlands Bluff) Port Fairy) (Baldock 1998, 352) 405 Bellotia eriophorum Harv. Phillip I. Not located in TCD MEL 15868 LECTOTYPE Bellotia eriophorum Harv. (designated here) (15869 AAE 48E, Port Phillip Heads, SYNTYPE) 406 0 2 Desmarestia ligulata Phillip I. TCD MEL 15901, 15902 Desmarestia ligulata (Lightf.) J.V. Lamour. (Lightf.) J.V. Lamour.

407 0 3 Sporochnus Phillip I. TCD Sporochnus comosus C. Agardh Biology and Environment 407 0 4 Sporochnus pedunculatus Port Phillip TCD MEL 15927 Sporochnus comosus C. Agardh (Huds.) C. Agardh? 408 Carpomitra inermis Phillip I. TCD MEL 15487 Perithalia caudata (Labill.) Womersley (Turner) Kütz. (Womersley 1987, 285) 409 Seirococcus axillaris (R.Br.) Port Phillip Heads TCD MEL 688304, 688301 AAE 27E Seirococcus axillaris (R.Br.) Grev. Grev. 410 Splachnidium rugosum (L.) Phillip I. TCD MEL 15809; (9536 AAE 45E, Splachnidium rugosum (L.) Grev. Grev. Port Phillip Heads) 411 0 13 Punctaria latifolia Grev. Phillip I. TCD MEL 17337; (540548 AAE 64F, Punctaria latifolia Grev. Port Phillip) 412 0 53 Leathesia tuberiformis (Sm.) Phillip I. TCD MEL 15803; (15802 AAE 100H, Leathesia difformis (L.) Aresch. Gray Western Port) (Womersley 1967, 230) 413 Cladosiphon nigrescens Phillip I. MEL 8624; (8619 AAE 94H, Polycerea nigrescens (Harv.) Kylin Harv. Western Port) (Womersley 1967, 124) 414 320 Caulerpa furcifolia Harv. KGS TCD (MEL 677289, Phillip I.; 677290 Caulerpa brownii (C. Agardh) Endl. AAE 555D, Port Fairy) (Womersley 1956, 365) 415 Caulerpa harveyi F.Muell. Port Fairy TCD MEL 682289, -90; (682316, -17, Caulerpa longifolia C. Agardh Phillip I.; -15 AAE 554E) (Womersley 1956, 367) 416 Caulerpa vesiculifera Harv. Phillip I. Not located in TCD MEL 504593; (689734 AAE Caulerpa vesiculifera Harv. 560H, Western Port) 417 6 45 Conferva darwinii Hook.f. Phillip I. TCD MEL 686553, -4; (686556 AAE Chaetomorpha coliformis (Mont.) 589H, Western Port) Kütz.(Womersley 1984, 171) 418 6 3 Apjohnia laetevirens Harv. Phillip I. TCD LECTOTYPE MEL 676541, -2 Apjohnia laetevirens Harv. Apjohnia (designated here) sempervirens latevirens Harv. ms 418 6 59 Enteromorpha clathrata Phillip I. TCD MEL 686812 Ulva clathrata Roth (needs checking) Parasite on (Roth) Grev. Hormosira 419 Carpoglossum confluens Phillip I. Not located in TCD MEL 18804, no. num.; (18811 Carpoglossum confluens (R.Br.) Kütz. (R.Br.) Kütz.? AAE 40K, Port Arthur) 420 Phyllospora comosa Port Phillip TCD MEL 688009 Phyllospora comosa (Labill.) C. Agardh (Labill.) C. Agardh 421 Not located in TCD or MEL 422 4 80 Thamnoclonium hirsutum Port Phillip TCD (MEL 697498 AAE 155J, Thamnoclonium dichotomum (J. Agardh) Kütz. (Shortland’s Bluff) Georgetown) J. Agardh (Womersley and Lewis 1994, 214) 423 Sonderia muelleri Harv. ms Port Phillip Heads MEL 1006568, 584169, 1006619 Thuretia australasica (Sond.) M.J. Parsons AAE 114E (Parsons 1975, 644) W.H. Harvey’s Australian travelling sets of algae in the herbarium of trinity college Drawings with spore labelled ‘in nemathecia’ Drawing labelled ‘cystocarp’

b majus Nitophyllum punctatum [number 48] var. §.c. ?.c. §.c. ?.t. in nemathecia Cystocarp, branch 2–3 feet high . et al Gloioderma Sarcothalia (Harv.) H. & (Harv.) H.& (Harv.) (Sond.) J.A. Lewis (Harv.) Min- (Harv.) (Harv.) R.E. Norris (Harv.) Womersley (Harv.) Dalen & (Harv.) Womersley (Kütz.) J. Agardh Setch. & Gardner Womersley & Sinkora (Turner) J. Agardh (Hook.f. & Harv.) (Labill.) J. Agardh (Harv.) Kylin Harv. Harv. Mont. (Womersley (Sond.) Chiovitti, (Sond.) A. Millar (Sond.) A. Millar J. Agardh or Hook.f. & Harv. (needs (C. Agardh) Edyvane & Nizymenia conferta G.W. Saunders & Kraft (Chiovitti 1995, 164) Nitospinosa pristoidea (Womersley 2003, 85) Nitospinosa pristoidea (needs checking) Nitophyllum crispum Melanthalia obtusata Curdiea angustata (Womersley 1996, 39) Austroclonium charoides Thein & Womersley (Min-Thein and Womeresley 1976, 134) Austroclonium charoides Min-Thein & Womersley crassifolia Womersley (needs checking) Gigartina pinnata Wrangelia plumosa Rhodophyllis membranacea H. (needs checking) Rhodophyllis membranacea H. (needs checking) Wrangelia plumosa Curdiea angustata (Womersley 1996, 39) Mychodea carnosa checking) Gloiocladia fruticulosa (Womersley 1996, 94), possibly Hymenocladia chondricola (Womersley 1996, 111) Gloioderma polycarpa G.W. Saunders (Dalen and 2007, 212) Callophyllis lambertii Faucheopsis coronata (Womersley 1996, 91) Gigartina muelleriana (Edyvane and Womersley 1994, 308) Heterosiphonia laurenciana M.J. Parsons (Parsons and Womersley 1998, 499) Epiglossum smithiae Kütz. (Womersley and Phillips 2003, 401) Sonderopelta coriacea (Womersley 1994, 151) Dasyphloea insignis 1994, 223) 292D 320D, Port Fairy) AAE 286J, Georgetown) 393E (44930 AAE 374J, Georgetown) Western Port) 383E Western Port (Womersley 1996, 40) TCD MEL 516534 Port FairyPort Phillip Heads TCD TCDPort Phillip Heads TCD MEL 691929 MEL 691926, -27, -25 AAE MEL 697596; (697597 AAE Port Phillip Heads TCD MEL 676656, -57, -60, (-61 Port Phillip Heads TCD MEL 45109, 45117, -10 AAE Port Phillip Heads TCDPort Phillip Heads TCD MEL 652071, -052 AAE 399 MEL 652121, -126 AAE 398E Georgetown TCD Port Phillip Heads TCD MEL 44945, 44954, 44929, (Shortlands Bluff) Port Phillip Heads TCDPort Phillip Heads TCDPort Phillip Heads TCD MEL 698448, -49, -47 AAE MEL 1006410; -02 AAE 405H, MEL 668836, 1005980 Port Phillip Heads TCDPort Phillip Heads TCD MEL 1006017 MEL 657665, 657657 AAE 151E Port Phillip Heads Not located in TCDPort Phillip Heads Not located in TCD MEL 583549, -50 (MEL 5344, Phillip I.)

Harv. sensu Harv. Port Phillip Heads TCD MEL 44606, 697680 AAE 385E

Harv. Port Phillip Heads TCD MEL 15270, -77 AAE 256E Harv. Geelong TCD MEL 15274; 504602 AAE 256G

(Harv.)

Harv. Brighton (MEL 668855 AAE 440H, Harv. Port Phillip Heads TCD Harv. Port Fairy TCD, LECTOTYPE Harv. Port Phillip Heads TCD MEL 668843, -44 Harv. ms? Queenscliff Nitophyllum pristoideum Harv. Nitophyllum pristoideum Harv. Melanthalia obtusata (Labill.) J. Agardh Nitophyllum crispum (Kütz.) J. Agardh Peyssonelia australis Harv. Erythroclonium charoides Harv. ms Gigartina pinnata J. Agardh Gigartina flabellata J. Agardh Areschougia conferta Rhodophyllis gunnii (Harv.) Harv. Rhodophyllis gunnii (Harv.) Harv. Curdiea laciniata Wrangelia plumosa Curdiea laciniata Wrangelia plumosa Rhodymenia polymorpha (Harv.) J. Agardh Horea polycarpa Callophyllis lambertii (Turner) J. Agardh Callophyllis coronata ms? Dasya laurenciana Harv. Polyphacum smithiae Hook.f. & Harv. Mychodea laxa Dasyphloea tasmanica Hook.f. & Harv. Horea fructiculosa 137 431 4431 4 45 46 433 4 78 432 4 47, 48 434 442 1442 70 1 71 Unidentified Port Phillip Heads TCD 443 2444 1 2 2 430 1 68 429 1 38 441 4 66 428 441 4 65 428 437 1438 52, 53 2439 40 2440 2 20 18 424 5425 19 426427 2 13 435 436 Not located in TCD or MEL 2 38

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445 4 73 Heringia ?furcata Harv. Port Phillip Heads TCD Nizymenia furcata (Harv.) Chiovitti, G.W. Saunders & Kraft (Chiovitti et al. 1995, 164) 446 Melanthalia concinna Port Phillip Heads Not located in TCD MEL 657709 Melanthalia concinna J. Agardh J. Agardh 447 Callithamnion formosum Port Phillip Heads Not located in TCD MEL 15420; (15419 AAE 538J, Warrenia comosa (Harv.) Harv. or Harv. Georgetown) Hirsutithallia (needs checking) 448 Not located in TCD or MEL 449 2 82 Griffithsia Port Phillip Heads TCD MEL 623, 720 Griffithsia teges Harv. sp. 449 2 84 Griffithsia Georgetown TCD Griffithsia sp. (needs checking) 450 Caulerpa Port Phillip Heads Not located in TCD MEL 689709 Caulerpa trifaria Harv.

451 6 43 Conferva valida Hook.f. Port Phillip Heads TCD MEL 686585, (-86 AAE 590J, Chaetomorpha valida (Hook.f. & Harv.) Biology and Environment & Harv. Georgetown) Kütz. (Womersley 1984, 178) 452 Carpomitra cabrerae Port Phillip Heads TCD MEL 15829 Carpomitra costata (Stackh.) Batters (Clemente) Kütz. (Womersley 1987, 270) 453 Cladostephus spongiosus Port Phillip Heads TCD MEL 15430, 500752 AAE 104E Cladostephus spongiosus (Huds.) C. Agardh (Huds.) C. Agardh 454 0 45 Liebmannia sp.? Port Phillip Heads TCD MEL 8632, (8628 AAE 88D, Tinocladia australis (Harv.) Kylin (needs §. Spores Port Fairy) checking) 454 0 46 Liebmannia Georgetown TCD MEL 8630 Suringariella harveyana (J. Agardh) Womersley & Bailey (needs checking) 455 0 37 Padina pavonia sensu Port Phillip Heads TCD MEL 16805 (Port Lonsdale), Padina fraseri (Grev.) Grev. (needs [ ]sdale Harv. (-06 AAE 85A, check det.) checking) 456 0 51 Leathesia umbellata sensu Port Phillip Heads TCD MEL 15804 Corynophlaea cystophorae J. Agardh Parasite on Cyst. Harv. (Womersley 1967, 230) paniculata 457 0 52 Leathesia Port Phillip Heads TCD MEL 15805, -07 AAE 101E Elachista australis J. Agardh Parasite on F. Parasite on chondrophyllum Xiphophora 458 Fucodium chondrophyllum Port Phillip Heads TCD MEL 18790, 18795, 682868 Xiphophora chondrophylla (R.Br.) Mont. (R.Br.) J. Agardh AAE 34E (Womersley 1967, 250–1) 459 4 38 Nitophyllum gunnianum Port Phillip Heads TCD MEL 691901, -02 Myriogramme gunnianum (Hook.f. & Harv.) Hook.f. & Harv. Kylin (Womersley 2003, 108) 460 4 40, 41 Nitophyllum multipartitum Port Phillip Heads TCD MEL 661434, 661435; (-69 Hymenena multipartita (Hook.f. & Harv.) Hook.f. & Harv. AAE 290J, Georgetown) Kylin (Womersley 2003, 139) 461 4 24 Delesseria rigida Kütz. Port Fairy TCD Phitymophora amansioides (Sond.) Womersley (Womersley 2003, 63) 461 4 25 Delesseria rigida Kütz. Port Phillip Heads TCD MEL 4396, 10026, 4384 AAE Phitymophora amansioides (Sond.) 276E Womersley (Womersley 2003, 63) 462 0 33 Cutleria multifida (Turner) Geelong TCD MEL 15793, -96 AAE 76G Cutleria multifida (Turner) Grev. Grev. 463 Myriodesma integrifolium Geelong TCD MEL 18827, 18831, -32 AAE Myriodesma integrifolium Harv. Harv. 43G 464 Stilophora attenuata Geelong MEL 16615, 16616 Austronereia australis (Harv.) (C. Agardh) Trevisan? Womersley. 465 2 4 Gigartina brachiata Harv. Georgetown TCD A.A.E. 397J, MEL 652037, no num., -036 Gigartina brachiata Harv. Tidal rocks and LECTOTYPE (Edyvane AAE 397J stones, §.c., and Womersley 1994, 300) grateloupia 465 2 5 Gigartina brachiata Harv. Geelong TCD MEL 652040 Gigartina brachiata Harv. 466 2 83 Griffithsia flabelliformis Geelong TCD MEL 703 Griffithsia crassiuscula C. Agardh (Baldock Harv. 1998, 328) 467 2 58 Ceramium diaphanum Geelong TCD MEL 45412; (45410 AAE 468D, Ceramium tasmanicum (Kütz.) Womersley sensu Harv. Port Fairy) (Womersley 1998, 400) 468 2 106 Callithamnion flaccidum Geelong TCD MEL 10261 Medeiothamnion lyallii (Harv.) Gordon- See Womersley Hook.f. & Harv. Mills (needs checking) 1998, 92 W.H. Harvey’s Australian travelling sets of algae in the herbarium of trinity college Drawings of stems labelled ‘7, 8, 9’ Drawing of branch labelled ‘small branch’

P. P. hookeri P. hookeri 12–14 inches high Tide rocks, half tide, pale brown near ?.c & t. n. sp. §. c. & t [number 77] plant Tenuistriata high Near Small branch, near 353 (Harv.) (C. Agardh) (Harv.) Womersley (Harv.) Kylin Mont. (needs Sond. J. Agardh (needs Sond. (Womersley (Sond.) Papenf. (Sond.) Papenf. Womersley Mont. (Womersley Kütz. (Womersley (Harv.) Huisman & Harv. (needs checking) n. sp. Near (Sond.) F. Schmitz Harv. §. c. n. sp. Harv. F.Muell. & Harv. 12–14 inches F.Muell. & Harv. Harv. Harv. (Kütz.) J. Agardh (Hook.f. & Harv.) C. Agardh (Womersley (needs checking) (needs checking) (Sep) young C. Agardh (Womersley sp. (needs checking) Rhabdonia coccinea Mazoyerella australis Womersley (needs checking) Ceramium cliftonianum checking) Dasythamniella latissima (Womersley and Wollaston 1998d, 272) Spermothamnion Chordaria cladosiphon 1987, 118) Rhabdonia coccinea Polysiphonia blandii Pityophycos tasmanica (needs checking) Pityophycos tasmanica (needs checking) Champia viridis 1996, 121) Cryptonemia undulata and Lewis 1994, 184) Spyridia tasmanica (Womersley 2003, 374) Dasya hapalathrix Polysiphonia subtilissima checking) Polysiphonia perriniae (H.B.S.W.) Medeiothamnion protensum Gordon-Mills (Womersley 1998, 93) Involucrana crassa Gordon-Mills (Womersley 1998, 76) Champia viridis 1996, 121) Lophurella periclados (Womersley 2003, 214) Echinothamnion Polysiphonia isogona Cystophora botryocystis Cladophora bainesii Cladophora bainesii Bryopsis Dipterosiphonia dendritica F. Schmitz (Womersley 2003, 304) Polysiphonia decipiens 2003, 207) Echinothamnion hookeri (needs checking) AAE 512J, Georgetown) no num. AAE 95F 44562 AAE 387F AAE 170H, Western Port) 264F (15261 AAE 263J, Georgetown) AAE 261F Western Port) 597F -39 AAE 176J, Geogetown Port Phillip TCDBrightonBrighton TCD TCD MEL 677 MEL 1007331; (MEL 2274443 MEL 10331 Port PhillipPort Phillip TCD TCD MEL 8610, 8611, 8609 MEL 698649, 282 AAE 14F Georgetown TCD MEL 504574 AAE 165J Port Phillip TCD MEL 45614, 45917, Brighton Port Phillip TCD MEL 643186, -87 AAE 402F Port Phillip TCD MEL 45945, -46, Brighton Port Phillip TCD MEL 45920 Brighton MEL only? 15355, -61, -58 Port Phillip TCD MEL 663711, (-12 AAE 136H, GeelongWilliamstown TCD TCD MEL 45993, -94 Brighton TCD MEL 597499, -500, -498 AAE Georgetown TCD Geelong TCD MEL 26508 Port Phillip TCD MEL 45858, 45859, Brighton Geelong TCD MEL 1006747, -48 AAE 176G; Geelong TCD MEL 45631, -37

Harv. Brighton TCD45227 MEL Harv. Port Phillip TCD MEL 45926, 45927; (1006719 Harv. Port Phillip TCD MEL 44552, 44556 Brighton; Harv. Brighton MEL 15269, -68 AAE 263F:

Harv. Georgetown TCD Harv. Port Phillip Not located in TCD MEL 1006640 Harv. Georgetown TCD MEL 44561 AAE 387J, 44555 Harv. Port Phillip TCD MEL 15223, 15225, -26 AAE (Huds.) Hook.f. Corynospora pedicellata (Sm.) J. Agardh Callithamnion latissimum Harv. Callithamnion roseolum C. Agardh Cladosiphon chordaria Harv. Cystophora botryocystis Sond. Rhabdonia coccinea Polysiphonia Polysiphonia Cryptonemia luxurians (C. Agardh) J. Agardh Rhabdonia coccinea Dasya hapalathrix Polysiphonia Polysiphonia succulenta Harv. Polysiphonia blandii Wrangelia crassa & Harv. Champia tasmanica Champia tasmanica Rhodomela simpliciuscula Harv. nom nud. Wrangelia setigera Wrangelia protensa Polysiphonia Polysiphonia Cladophora bainesii F.Muell. & Harv. Cladophora bainesii F.Muell. & Harv. Bryopsis plumosa C. Agardh? Polysiphonia dendritica (C. Agardh) J. Agardh Polysiphonia fuscescens Harv. Polysiphonia 486 2487 2 91 488 2 57489 115 2 128 Ceramium Brighton TCD MEL 45445 490 0491 49 485 1 65 479 5 29 479 5 30 484 2485 1 14 64 475 476 5 38 477 5 52 478 5 48 482 483 3483 3 62 63 473 5474 76, 77 481 471 5472 5 31 54 492 6 27 492 6 28 469 6 21 480 5 67 470 5 45 471 5 28

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493 6 48 Rivularia nitida C. Agardh Port Phillip TCD (MEL 2275552 AAE 593J, Rivularia nitida C. Agardh (needs Rivularia nitida Georgetown) checking) var. bullata H. 494 Rytiphloea ?simplicifolia Port Fairy TCD MEL 657648 Epiglossum proliferum (C. Agardh) Harv. L.E. Phillips (Womersley and Phillips 2003, 403) 495 3 13 Lenormandia mulleri Sond. Port Fairy TCD MEL 30095, 657624 AAE 128D Lenormandia muelleri Sond. 496 3 28 Chondria dendroides Harv. Port Fairy TCD Chondria incrassata (J. Agardh) ms? Gordon-Mills & Womersley 497 Dasya urceolata Harv. Port Fairy TCD MEL 1006627 Haplodasya urceolata (Harv.) M.J. Parsons (Womersley and Parsons 2003, 243) 498 Polysiphonia spinosissima Port Fairy TCD MEL 45878, -79, -77 AAE 173D Diplocladia patersonis (Sond.) Kylin

Harv. (Womersley 2003, 227) Biology and Environment 499 Polysiphonia frutex Harv. Port Fairy TCD MEL 45910, 45911, -09 AAE Polysiphonia decipiens Mont. (Womersley 172D 2003, 207) 500 5 65 Polysiphonia filipendula Rottnest TCD Herposiphonia filipendula (Harv. ex P. filipendula Harv. Harv. J. Agardh) Falkenb. (Womersley ms Polysiphonia 2003, 295) pectinella B 500 5 66 Polysiphonia filipendula Port Fairy TCD MEL 45811, -12, -10 AAE 193D Herposiphonia filipendula (Harv. ex Harv. J. Agardh) Falkenb. (Womersley 2003, 295) 501 3 9, 10 Amansia linearis Harv. Port Fairy TCD MEL 1524886, -88 AAE 118D Sonderella linearis (J. Agardh) F. Schmitz §. c. & s. Number 9 has (Womersley 2003, 370) annotation §. c. & s.; number 10 has annotation §. c. 502 4 2, 4 Cladhymenia conferta Port Fairy TCD MEL 657689, 658439, (-43 AAE Leptophyllis conferta (R.Br.) J. Agardh §. t. [number 2]; (R.Br.) Harv. 245J, Georgetown) (Womersley 1996, 348) §. c. [number 4] 503 5 79 Bostrychia rivularis sensu Port Fairy (River TCD MEL672235 Bostrychia tenuissima R.J. King & Puttock in the river Drawing of stem J. Agardh Moyne) (Womersley 2003, 362) Moyne below the bridge at Belfast 504 3 72 Champia Port Fairy TCD MEL 45290, 45283 Champia affinis (Hook.f. & Harv.) J. Agardh 504 3 73 Champia Port Fairy TCD Champia affinis (Hook.f. & Harv.) Near C. obsoleta J. Agardh 505 3 42 Laurencia botryoides Port Fairy TCD MEL 1006909, -13 Laurencia botryoides (C. Agardh) Gaillon (C. Agardh) Gaillon 506 3 44 Laurencia tasmanica Hook. Port Fairy TCD MEL 1007193; (1007192 AAE Laurencia tasmanica Hook.f. & Harv. f. & Harv. 238J, Georgetown) 507 3 43 Laurencia papillosa sensu Port Fairy TCD MEL 1007177, -86 AAE 240D Laurencia tasmanica Hook.f. & Harv. var. B. verticillata Hook.f. & Harv. (Womersley 2003, 468) 508 3 45 Laurencia virgata Port Fairy TCD MEL 1007206 Laurencia tasmanica Hook.f. & Harv. (C. Agardh) J. Agardh 509 Wrangelia princeps Harv. Port Fairy TCD Wrangelia abietina Harv. (Womersley 1998, 24) 510 1 5 Gelidium glandulifolium Port Fairy TCD MEL 592581 AAE 335D; Gelidium asperum (C. Agardh) Grev. Hook.f. & Harv. (592564, no num., VDL) (Womersley and Guiry 1994, 129, 131) 511 2 8 Mychodea hamata Harv. Port Fairy TCD MEL 516454, 516490; (516479 Mychodea hamata Harv. AAE 415J, Georgetown) 512 4 32 Delesseria leprieurii Mont. Port Fairy (River TCD MEL 657697, 657702, 504573 Caloglossa leprieurii (Mont.) Martens Moyne) AAE 283D (Womersley 2003, 23) W.H. Harvey’s Australian travelling sets of algae in the herbarium of trinity college ? or very Callith On Wranglia rare §. t. [number 52]; §. c. [number 53] §.c. who ...alogued . et al (Harv.) Athanas. (C. Agardh) (Harv.) J. Agardh Harv. Harv. Harv. §.c.t. (Sond.) J. Agardh (J. Agardh) (J. Agardh) Papenf. (Mont.) Pujals (Harv.) Womersley (Harv.) Kylin Kütz. (Womersley (Kütz.) Baldock (Harv.) Kylin (Turner) Hook.f. & Harv. (Sond.) H.G. Choi, (Hook.f. & Harv.) Kütz. (Womersley (Harv.) Kylin (needs (Harv.) Kuck. Kütz. (Sond.) A. Millar Of 2 other sp; (C. Agardh) Kütz. Ballia brunonis (Harv.) Womersley (Hook.f. & Harv.) Kylin Myriogloea sciurus Elisiella dispar (Womersley and Wollaston 1998b, 197) Chlanidophora microphylla Tinocladia australis checking) Diapse ptilota (Womersley 1998, 361) Ballia callitricha Ceramium pusillum Heterothamnion muelleri (Womersley and Wollaston 1998b, 158) Colaconema caespitosum Jackelman, Stegenga & J.J. Bolton (Guiry and Guiry 2010) Anotrichium crinitum (Baldock 1998, 349) Ochmapexus minimus (Womersley 1998, 230) Rhodocallis elegans 1998, 364) Pterothamnion squarrulosum & Kraft? (needs checking) Camontagnea oxyclada (Woelkerling and Womersley 1994, 75) Chordaria cladosiphon 1987, 118) Hemineura frondosa Harv. Womersleya monanthos (Womersley 2003, 79) Acrosorium ciliolatum (Womersley 2003, 131) Phacelocarpus complanatus Craspedocarpus ramentaceus Min-Thein & Womersley Hymenena curdieana (Womersley 2003, 135) Melanthalia abscissa Harv. (Womersley 1996, 34) Curdiea angustata Rhodophyllis multipartita Rhodophyllis multipartita Rhodocallis elegans Inkyuleea ballioides Kraft & G.W. Saunders (Choi 2000, 286) MEL 8614, 8615, 8613 AAE 97D 501D 479D 520D (part B) MEL 10286, 10287 AAE 525D 478D 502E, Port Phillip Heads) AAE 284D; (613412 284E, Port Phillip Heads) -90 no num. 370D MEL 8551, 8552, 8547 AAE 500D (designated here) LECTOTYPE (Womersley 1998, 231) (designated here) Port Fairy TCD, LECTOTYPE Port FairyPort Fairy TCD TCD MEL 16930 MEL 8640; 579315 AAE 92D Port Fairy TCD MEL 8525, 8530, 8538 AAE Port FairyPort Fairy TCDPort Fairy TCD TCD A.A.E. 525D, MEL 26393 (part A), AAE MEL 10289, 642 AAE 535D Port Fairy Not located in TCD MEL 10247, 10246 AAE 526D Port Fairy TCD MEL 8497, 8512, (8492 AAE Port FairyPort Fairy Not located in TCD TCD MEL 504281, 504282 AAE 299D Port Fairy MEL 603113 TCD MEL 45030, 45069 Port Fairy Not located in TCD MEL 592630; 613411, 613410 Port FairyPort FairyPort Fairy TCD TCDPort Fairy TCD TCD MEL 661451 MEL 667551, 667550 AAE 319D MEL 697789, -92 AAE 306D, Port Fairy TCD MEL 44972, 44975, 44979 AAE Port Arthur TCD

Harv. Port Fairy TCD Harv. Port Fairy Not located in TCD MEL 45330, LECTOTYPE

Harv. Port Fairy TCD MEL 502228, -29, 502231 AAE Harv. Port Fairy Not located in TCD MEL 8595, 8596, 8594 AAE 90D sensu Harv. Port Fairy TCD MEL 26404, 26408, 26401 AAE Harv. Port Fairy TCD, LECTOTYPE (98) Harv. ms Port Fairy TCD MEL 10313 (Hook.f. & Cladosiphon dictyosiphon Harv. ms Zonaria diesingiana J. Agardh Mesogloia virescens Harv. Myriocladia sciurus Ballia callitricha (C. Agardh) Kütz. Ballia robertiana Callithamnion polyrhizum Harv. Callithamnion griffithsia Harv. ms Callithamnion minimum Harv. Callithamnion dispar Callithamnion muelleri Sond. Ptilota jeannerettii Ceramium pusillum Ballia scoparia Harv.) Harv. Nitophyllum monanthos J. Agardh Nitophyllum uncinatum (Turner) J. Agardh Rhodophyllis Harv. Hemineura frondosa (Hook.f. & Harv.) Harv. Nitophyllum curdieanum Harv. Melanthalia intermedia (Harv.) J. Agardh Phacelocarpus complanatus Curdiea Rhodophyllis multipartita Harv. Ptilota rhodocallis Rhodophyllis multipartita Harv. Ballia squarrosa 537 0 47 534 535 0536 43 524 2 96, 97 525 2 98, 99 530 531 2532 116 533 2 113, 114 529 523 2 71, 72 528 527 2 100 514 515 4 52, 53 519 1 45 513 516 4517 4 39 518 4 79 72 520 4 67 521 1 41 522 2 79 521 1522 2 42 78 Unidentified Port Fairy TCD See below 526 4 15

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TS TS Newly Harvey Harvey’s name Locality TCD type MEL data Current name (reference if different) Additional Comments no. book assigned 1855a information by no. ref. no.* no. Harvey

538 0 44 Mesogloia Port Fairy TCD MEL 8636 (C. filum), 8605 Cladosiphon filum (Harv.) Kylin (C. vermicularis) 539 Sphacelaria gracilis Harv. Port Fairy MEL 15772 Phloiocaulon foecundum Sauv. (needs ms? checking) 540 6 60 Porphyra laciniata (Lightf.) Port Fairy TCD MEL 676135 Porphyra columbina Mont. (needs checking) C. Agardh 541 6 53 Lyngbya Port Fairy TCD Lyngbya (needs checking) 542 Macrocystis pyrifera (L.) Not located in TCD or Macrocystis angustifolia Bory (needs C. Agardh MEL checking) 543 6 23 Codium bursa (L.) Port Fairy MEL 686697 AAE 575D Codium pomoides J. Agardh (Womersley Var australe Solid C. Agardh 1956, 375)

544 Cystophora spartioides Port Fairy TCD MEL 274 AAE 8D Cystophora moniliformis (Esper) Womersley Biology and Environment Turner & Nizam. (Womersley 1987, 370) 545 Cystophora sonderi Port Fairy TCD MEL 30129 AAE 15D Sargassum sonderi (J. Agardh) J. Agardh J. Agardh 546 Cystophora subfarcinata Port Fairy TCD MEL 385 AAE 2D Cystophora subfarcinata (K. Mert.) J. Agardh (K. Mert.) J. Agardh 547 Cystophora uvifera Cape Riche Not located in TCD MEL 558 AAE 13C Caulocystis uvifera (C. Agardh) Aresch. (C. Agardh) J. Agardh (Womersley 1987, 359) 548 Cystophora paniculata Port Fairy TCD MEL 438 AAE 16D Acrocarpia paniculata (Turner) Aresch. (Turner) J. Agardh (Womersley 1987, 362) 549 Cystophora cephalornithos Port Fairy TCD MEL 575 AAE 12D Caulocystis cephalornithos (Labill.) Aresch. (Labill.) J. Agardh (Womersley 1987, 360) 550 Cystophora platylobium Port Fairy TCD MEL 524 AAE 10D Cystophora platylobium (K. Mert.) J. Agardh (K. Mert.) J. Agardh 551 Cystophora torulosa Port Fairy Not located in TCD MEL 230361 AAE 7D Cystophora torulosa (R.Br.) J. Agardh (R.Br.) J. Agardh 552 Cystophora polycystidea Port Fairy TCD MEL 359 AAE 1D Cystophora polycystidea Aresch. Aresch. 553 Cystophora monilifera Port Fairy TCD MEL 306 AAE 4D Cystophora monilifera J. Agardh J. Agardh 554 Cystophora retorta TCD Cystophora retorta (K. Mert.) J. Agardh (K. Mert.) J. Agardh 555 Cystophora retroflexa Port Fairy TCD MEL 316 AAE 6D Cystophora retroflexa (Labill.) J. Agardh (Labill.) J. Agardh 556 Not located in TCD or MEL 557 3 21 Acanthophora arborea Georgetown TCD A.A.E. 140I, MEL 1554625, -26 AAE 140J Chiracanthia arborea (Harv.) Falkenb. Dull sed.; arborea Harv. LECTOTYPE (designated (Womersley 2003, 233) in Fl. Tasmanica here) (Womersley 2003, 235) (not Tasmanica Sond.) 558 5 21 Dasya capillaris Hook.f. Georgetown TCD MEL 1006643 AAE 206J; Dasya capillaris Hook.f. & Harv. (needs §. c. & Harv.? -48 no num. checking) 559 Not located in TCD or MEL 560 Not located in TCD or MEL 561 3 14 Lenormandia marginata Georgetown TCD MEL 567599 AAE 129J; -98 no Lenormandia marginata Hook.f. & Harv. Hook.f. & Harv. num., VDL 562 4 1 Ptilonia tasmanica Harv. Georgetown TCD Ptilonia australasica Harv. (needs checking) ms? 563 Wrangelia nobilis Hook.f. Western Port Not located in TCD MEL 15300, -306 AAE 269J Wrangelia nobilis Hook.f. & Harv. & Harv. 564 4 22 Delesseria lyallii sensu Georgetown TCD MEL 584149 AAE 271J Halicnide similans (J. Agardh) J. Agardh Harv.? (Womersley 2003, 75) W.H. Harvey’s Australian travelling sets of algae in the herbarium of trinity college stage

? ? ? melaleuca Hormosina Pol. versicolor ?.t. Full of slimy §. t. ms M. laxa M. laxa juice when fresh. Dredged in KGS 6–7 fathoms 154 b 36? var. 2 varieties 36–37 Mixture sp.) (E.M. Woll.) Harv. Herposiphonia (Hook.f. & Harv.) (Hook.f. & Harv.) (Hook.f. & Harv.) Harv. Grev. (Womersley (Hook.f. & Harv.) (Harv.) F. Schmitz (Bory) Skottsb. Harv. (Womersley (Hook.f. & Harv.) (Harv.) Reedman & (Harv.) Mont. (Harv.) Mont. Harv. (needs checking) C. Agardh J.Ag. (needs checking) H. ms Hook.f. & Harv. (needs (Harv.) Harv. (Wollaston (Harv.) Kylin (Womersley (needs checking) ? (needs checking) Mixture 15 & Cladophora Helminthocladia densa & Hauptfl. (Huisman and Womersley 2006a, 51) Haloplegma preissii Cladophora feredayi Adenocystis utricularis Haloplegma preissii Myrionema strangulans 1967, 229) Zonaria turneriana Sporochnus comosus Gloiosaccion brownii 1996, 53) Hymenena affinis 2003, 137) AsparagopsisHemineura frondosa Harv. Falkenbergia Mychodea carnosa checking) Warrenia comosa and Womersley 1998a, 20) Pterothamnion ramulentum Athanas. & Kraft (Womersley and Wollaston 1998a, 145) Dictyota Champia zostericola Womersley (needs checking) Callithamnion crispulum Callithamnion pusillum Herposiphonia versicolor Reinbold and another Herposiphonia versicolor Reinbold Herposiphonia versicolor Reinbold Herposiphonia versicolor Reinbold TS 63) Port Arthur; -66, no num. (45270 AAE 253H, Western Port) ) MEL 1007323 AAE 532A, Fremantle, ISO L T? TCD (designated here) Georgetown (Tamar above) Port Arthur TCD MEL 694654 AAE 59K GeorgetownGeorgetown TCD TCD MEL 15800 AAE 103J (needs checking) On Newcastle TCD KGS TCD (MEL other localities) Port Fairy TCD GeorgetownGeorgetown TCDEaglehawk Neck TCD TCD MEL 15419 AAE 538J MEL 45865, -67 AAE 183K, Not given TCDRottnestKGS TCD, HOLOTYPE MEL 45261, unnum., Fremantle. TCD MEL 45814, -18 AAE 198B Rottnest TCD, LECTOTYPE Brighton TCD MEL 45820 Port Phillip TCD See T.S. 36 KGS TCD See TS 36 & 37

Harv. Georgetown TCD MEL 516523 AAE 413J (Bory) Harv. Georgetown TCD MEL 597258 AAE 584J Harv. Georgetown TCD MEL 661418 AAE 288J Harv. Georgetown TCD MEL 8574 AAE 431J (J.V. sensu ? Georgetown TCD ms Halophlegma Cladophora Adenocystis durvillei Harv. ms? Myrionema leclancheri Harv. ms? Ectocarpus Zonaria laciniata Lamour.) C. Agardh Halosaccion hydrophora sensu Harv. Nemastoma densa Hemineura lanceolata Harv. ms Unidentified TCD MEL 613285 AAE489B (see Callithamnion comosum Harv. Callithamnion plumula (J. Ellis) Lyngb. Polysiphonia vagabunda Harv. Cladophora feredayi Polysiphonia versicolor Hook.f. & Harv. Hook.f. & Harv.? Callithamnion pusillum Harv. n. sp. Nitophyllum affine Champia affinis Callithamnion crispulum Harv. n. sp. Polysiphonia versicolor Hook.f. & Harv.? Mychodea terminalis Polysiphonia versicolor Hook.f. & Harv.? Polysiphonia versicolor Hook.f. & Harv. v. melaleuca 1 5 60, 59 03 25 65 137 Unidentified Rottnest TCD 559 568569 2 95 Not located in TCD or MEL 575577 6 0 29 9 578 0579 0 54 50 13? 0 8 Unidentified Fremantle TCD See TS 13 580581582 0 40bis Not located in TCD or MEL Not located in TCD or MEL 135? 1 87 567 2 43 573 4 36 570 2571572 102 2573 104 2 130 574 6 34 Not located in TCD or MEL 489B 2 Envelope 228b36 & 37 307 565566 4 42 Not located in TCD or MEL 15 & 154 194 beta 228a 306 36? 5427? 2 57 11 36– 37 36? 5 57

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TS TS Newly Harvey Harvey’s name Locality TCD type MEL data Current name (reference if different) Additional Comments no. book assigned 1855a information by no. ref. no.* no. Harvey

494? 3 19 Rytiphloea Western Port TCD See TS 494 Epiglossum proliferum (C. Agardh) (not catalogued) L.E. Phillips (needs checking) 57bis 3 69 Unidentified Sydney TCD Champia (needs checking) 69? 1 20 Hypnea divaricata sensu Port Phillip TCD Harv. 69? 1 18 Hypnea divaricarta sensu Port Phillip TCD See T.S. 69 Hypnea charoides J.V. Lamour. (needs Harv.? checking) 0 1 Unidentified Tasmania TCD Sargassum (needs checking) Upper branch 0 5 Unidentified Fremantle TCD Sporochnus comosus C. Agardh 06 Sporochnus moorei Harv. Parramatta R. TCD AAE. 51, MEL 15290 AAE 51L Sporochnus moorei Harv. LECTOTYPE (Womersley

1987, 282, ‘Type’) Biology and Environment 0 19 Unidentified Georgetown TCD MEL 17029, no num. Dictyota diemensis Kütz. (needs checking) 0 22 Unidentified Garden TCD Dictyota (needs checking) (unique) 0 28 Unidentified Rottnest TCD Dictyota (needs checking) 0 29 Unidentified Rottnest TCD Dictyota paniculata J. Agardh (needs (7 Sp ) checking) 0 31 Unidentified Rottnest TCD Dictyota paniculata J. Agardh (needs checking) 035 Haliseris muelleri Sond. Port Phillip TCD MEL 16854 -50 AAE 87E, Port Dictyopteris muelleri (Sond.) Reinbold Phillip Heads (Womersley 1987, 227) 035 Haliseris mulleri Sond. Port Phillip TCD See TS 102 Dictyopteris muelleri (Sond.) Reinbold (Womersley 1987, 227) 0 41bis Unidentified Rottnest TCD Zonaria (needs checking) 1 2 Unidentified TCD Pterocladia (needs checking) 16 Gelidium Rottnest TCD (needs checking) 18 Solieria chordalis Port Jackson TCD MEL 1007394 AAE 345L Solieria robusta (Grev.) Kylin (needs (C. Agardh) J. Agardh? checking) 1 9 Unidentified TCD Solieria robusta (Grev.) Kylin (needs checking) 137 Rhodophyllis gunnii Georgetown TCD Rhodophyllis membranacea (Harv.) Hook.f. §.c. (Harv.) Harv. & Harv. (needs checking) 1 66 Nizymenia conferta TCD Nizymenia conferta (Sond.) Chiovitti, Australis (Sond.) Chiovitti, G.W. Saunders & Kraft G.W. Saunders & Kraft 1 67 Nizymenia conferta TCD Nizymenia conferta (Sond.) Chiovitti, G.W. §.c. (Sond.) Chiovitti, Saunders & Kraft (needs checking) G.W. Saunders & Kraft (needs checking) 1 77 Unidentified Port Jackson TCD (needs checking) ?.c. 182 Chondria uvaria Wulfen? Port Jackson TCD Botryocladia (needs checking) (Parramatta River) 185 Catenella opuntia sensu Port Jackson TCD MEL 626561 AAE 421L Catenella nipae Zanardini (Womersley Harv. 1994, 449) 186 Halosaccion firmum sensu Fremantle TCD MEL 608479 AAE 420A (see also Gloiosaccion brownii Harv. (Womersley Harv. TS 135) 1996, 53) 2 29 Unidentified Port Phillip TCD Callophyllis (needs checking) 2 34 Unidentified Rottnest TCD Callophyllis (needs checking) Unique 235 Bindera splachnoides Port Phillip Heads TCD Webervanbossea splachnoides (Harv.) Unique See lectotype in Harv. G. De Toni (Womersley 1996, 61) main collection 264 Ptilocladia? Garden TCD Ptilocladia pulchra Sond. (needs checking) n. sp? 267 Crouania Rottnest TCD Crouanieae (needs checking) W.H. Harvey’s Australian travelling sets of algae in the herbarium of trinity college

. 2 C. obsoleta Zostera Chondria of specimens more Distributed) On 3 specimens (frond flat) when .....? unedit High Water ms Cyst (J. Agardh) (Velley) Zanardini (Hook.f. & Harv.) Harv. (Womersley Harv. (J. Agardh) De Toni (J. Agardh) Falkenb. ?) on ?(needs checking) ?) on ?(needs checking) Unique Harv. unique! (needs checking) Near (C. Agardh) Hook.f. & (needs checking) Stones near

(needs checking) (needs checking) (needs checking) §. c. 6 sp. (needs checking) (needs checking) 3p. (not Elisiella Elisiella (needs checking) (needs checking) (needs checking) (needs checking) 3 specimens (needs checking) (4 other sp.) sp. (needs checking) ? sp. (needs checking) Drawings sp. (needs checking) sp. (needs checking) sp. (needs checking) sp. (needs checking) sp. (needs checking) (needs checking) (needs checking) (needs checking) (needs checking) (needs checking) Bryopsis Cladophora Cladophora Ulva Ulva Ulva Ulva Codium spongiosum Bryopsis Bryopsis Bryopsis Bryopsis Bryopsis Struvea plumosa Microdictyon umbilicatum Crouanieae Crouanieae Chondria Chondria harveyana (Womersley 2003, 443) Chondria succulenta (Womersley 2003, 446) Laurencia elata Harv. (needs checking) Laurencia Laurencia Champia Webervanbossea Delisea Hypoglossum harveyanum Womersley & Shepley (Womersley 2003, 48) Echinothamnion hystrix Kylin Polysiphonia isogona 2003, 211) Polysiphonia Polysiphonia Polysiphonia MEL 666902 (drawings) TCD Blue green (needs checking) In the roots TCD TCD, LECTOTYPE (designated here) Rottnest (Jetty reef) TCD KGS TCD, HOLOTYPE reef) Port Jackson TCD MEL 666235 AAE 568L Rottnest TCD See TS 29 Champion Bay (Mrs Drummond) Parramatta River TCD Port Arthur TCD Bostrychieae KGS TCD

sensu ? Port Fairy TCD ? Garden TCD ? Rottnest TCD ? Rottnest TCD ? Rottnest TCD Cladophora Harv. n. sp. Codium spongiosum Cladophora Bryopsis Bryopsis Bryopsis Microdictyon Bryopsis Chondria dasyphylla sensu Harv. Chondria sedifolia Harv. Struvea macrophylla Harv. n. sp. Delesseria serr(ul) ata Harv. Bostrychia Polysiphonia neglecta Harv. 6640 39 Unidentified KGS TCD (needs checking) 666 546 556 57 58 24B 331 Unidentified Unidentified Unidentified Unidentified Garden Fremantle Rottnest TCD TCD TCD TCD 666 426 44 49 50 Unidentified Unidentified Unidentified Unidentified Fremantle KGS Cape Riche Rottnest (Border TCD TCD TCD (needs checking) Blue green (needs checking) Cladophoraceae (needs checking) (10 spp) (2 more sp) 641 6618 17 Unidentified Rottnest TCD 6616 15 Unidentified Rottnest TCD 614 65 613 22 74 111 Unidentified Unidentified Rottnest TCD TCD Epiphyte ( 2 73 Unidentified Rottnest TCD 2 112 Unidentified Phillip I. TCD Epiphyte ( 333 23 122 31335 3 Unidentified Unidentified 3733 Port Fairy 593 60 KGS Unidentified 70 TCD Unidentified Unidentified Rottnest TCD Unidentified Rottnest Rottnest TCD Sydney TCD TCD TCD Polysiphonioid (needs checking) 3 74 Unidentified Port Phillip Heads TCD 61 4427 8 Unidentified Newcastle TCD 55578 69 71 Unidentified Unidentified Port Fairy Port Jackson TCD TCD 5553 345 56 Unidentified Unidentified Port Jackson TCD TCD

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