Species:
Bangia fuscopurpurea (Dillwyn) Lyngbye
Purpurtråd in Norwegian
Classification
The species Bangia fuscopurpurea belongs to:
Photos
Photos of Bangia fuscopurpurea (3):
1 of 3: Habit
![Photo of Bangia fuscopurpurea](/thumbnails/1280x1280/seaweedsuibno4ba2428fa78ae.jpg)
Note: The species grows in the intertidal, and is most abundant during winter and early spring. It typically forms dense, dark red and felt-like patches where many individuals grow together. Each individual is unbranched and pluriseriate, and may reach 5-15 cm. The tip of the thallus and young individuals can be uniseriate. Little is known about the diploid Chonchocelis phase in nature.
2 of 3: Parts of thalli seen in microsope
![Photo of Bangia fuscopurpurea](/thumbnails/1280x1280/seaweedsuibno4ba243042b3ae.jpg)
3 of 3: Uniseriate and pluriseriate filaments
![Photo of Bangia fuscopurpurea](/thumbnails/1280x1280/seaweedsuibno4ba32223a3dd1.jpg)