Species:

Coccotylus truncatus(Pallas) Wynne & Heine

Hummerblekke in Norwegian

Classification

The species Coccotylus truncatus belongs to:

Photos

Photos of Coccotylus truncatus (5):

  • Photo of Coccotylus truncatus
  • Photo of Coccotylus truncatus
  • Photo of Coccotylus truncatus
  • Photo of Coccotylus truncatus
  • Photo of Coccotylus truncatus

1 of 5: Cross section of blade (across the width of the lamina)

Photo of Coccotylus truncatus
Photo: © Vivian HusaTerms of use

2 of 5: Thallus

Photo of Coccotylus truncatus
Epilithic individuals, whole thallus, also showing reproductive outgrowths (containing carpotetrasporangia) in the apical tips Photo: © Narve BrattenborgTerms of use

3 of 5: Blade margin of specimen with reproductive outgrowths

Photo of Coccotylus truncatus
Photo: © Vivian HusaTerms of use

Note: Coccotylus truncatus is a common species in the subtidal zone along the entire Norwegian coast. It can be difficult to separate the species from the Phyllophora species, in particular Phyllophora pseudoceranoides.

4 of 5: Cross-section of a reproductive outgrowth containing containing carpotetrasporangia

Photo of Coccotylus truncatus
Photo: © Vivian HusaTerms of use

5 of 5: Surface view showing cortical cells

Photo of Coccotylus truncatus
Photo: © Vivian HusaTerms of use

Closest relatives

Other species in the same genus (Coccotylus):