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any marine red alga, esp. one of the genus Polysiphonia, having a reddish, much branched thallus.[1750-60]
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red seaweed — noun : red alga; specifically : a red alga of the genus Polysiphonia * * * any marine red alga, esp. one of the genus Polysiphonia, having a reddish, much branched thallus. [1750 60] * * * red seaweed noun Any of the red algae, esp one of the… … Useful english dictionary
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