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| SOLUTION: Codium tomentosum Well, of course you can find ... even Canallave:) I guess it fijaréis well when you ye bathing veranito its east side, which is just around the corner, right? (Well, there is still ... yeah). It is an algae that forms "clumps" of branches very limp and spongy branched, up to 30 cm long, dark green circular section. Tomentosa surface is due to a thick hairs formed by the underlying clavate cells (making it now, good for those who take the meaning from the context .. heh, heh). is common in shady places on rocks, or port facilities, up to 20 feet deep, also in brackish waters in the Mediterranean and Atlantic. |
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