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English: Shadow-mode backscatter SEM of the under-surface of the coralline red alga Lithophyllum orbiculatum, removed from the rock after decalcification in 5% HCl. Fragments of the rock matrix remain attached to the underside. The hypothallus is visible towards the left; the perithallus toward the right.
Annotated version available at w:Template:Lithophyllum underside Photograph of original specimen available at File:Lithophyllum_orbiculatum_037.jpg |
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| Author | Martin Smith |
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