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Johan Erhard Areschoug

Swedish botanist
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  • Pelagophycus

    Swedish botanist Johan Erhard Areschoug described it in 1876 as Nereocystis gigantea, based on a specimen collected at Santa Catalina Island by Swedish-born scientist Gustav Eisen. In 1881, however, having recognized elk kelp as distinct from other Nereocystis, Areschoug renamed it Pelagophycus giganteus, thereby introducing the genus…

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    Swedish botanist Johan Erhard Areschoug described it in 1876 as Nereocystis gigantea, based on a specimen collected at Santa Catalina Island by Swedish-born scientist Gustav Eisen. In 1881, however, having recognized elk kelp as distinct from other Nereocystis, Areschoug renamed it Pelagophycus giganteus, thereby introducing the genus…

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