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Prof. Allman distinguishes three genera of Lucernariadce : — Lucernaria, Muller ; Carduella, Allman (= Calicinaria, Milne Edwards) ; and Depastrum, Gosse.
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A delicate species akin to L. lacerata, from which it differs in having branches equal to the main stem in thickness, and in the form of its reproductive capsules, which give rise to free medusi- form gonophores.
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