Abstract
ON April 17, 1949, during the course of a survey of the shore known as the Gates at the southern tip of Lundy, a piece of a Floridean alga, too small to identify with certainty, was collected in order that its population of epiphytic red algae might be examined. It occurred in a pool very near extreme low water springs, the spring tides at this period being some of the biggest of the year.
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