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Abh.Königl.Akad.Wiss.Berlin 1830:115 (1832)
Halimeda J.V.Lamour.
Nouv.Bull.Sci.Soc.Philom.Paris 3:186 (1812)
Halimeda velasquezii W.R.Taylor
Bull.Torrey Bot.Club 89:176-177, Figs 8-14 (1962)
Halimeda versatilis J.Agardh
Acta Univ.Lund. 23:86-87 (1887)
Halimeda xishaensis C.K.Tseng & M.L.Dong
J.Oceanogr.Works China 17:4-5, 9, Pl. I: Fig. 2; Fig. 5(1-3) (1980)
Rhipilia Kütz.
Tab.Phycol. 8:12 (1858)
Rhipilia baculifera (J.Agardh) Huisman & Verbruggen
Austral.Syst.Bot. 36(6):433 (2023)
Rhipilia crassa A.Millar & Kraft
Phycologia 40:32-33, Figs 37-40, 53-58 (2001)
Rhipilia nigrescens Coppejans & Prud'homme
Blumea 35:261-262 (1990)
Rhipilia psammophila Huisman & Verbruggen
Austral.Syst.Bot. 36(6):428-431, 433, Fig. 3 (2023)
Rhipiliopsis A.Gepp & E.S.Gepp
Siboga-Exped.Monogr. 62:45 (1911)
Rhipiliopsis echinocaulos (Cribb) Farghaly
Phycologia 25:54, Figs. 12-16 (1986)
Rhipiliopsis multiplex Kraft
Phycologia 62,64-65 figs 34-40 (1986)
Rhipiliopsis peltata (J.Agardh) A.Gepp & E.Gepp
Siboga-Exped.Monogr. 62:45 (1911)

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