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English
name:
Ross
Coral
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Description:
Erect, flat colonies, which reach 15 - 20 cm of height.
They have leaves with zooids for both faces, strongly calcified and
irregular, with lobes that often join. The zooids have rhomboid form,
oval or hexagonal, generally elongated. Red or orange colour. |
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Distribution:
From W from the British Isles to the Mediterranean
Sea.Habitat: Subcoastal species, it grows in shells, on stones or
rocks.
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Habitat: Pastures, margins of roads, in fresh and sombre zones.
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Report about the
reasons of the risk:
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Category IUCN:
NE
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Possible solutions:
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Culinary, medicinal and/or medicinal properties:
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Appearance
in the Literature and Arts:
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