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The structures of polysaccharides from two members of the family Rhodomelaceae have been determined. The polysaccharide from  Polysiphonia atterima  was very similar to those determined previously from  Polysiphonia  species, and consisted of substituted agar and precursors, but with the 3-linked units substituted at the 6-position with sulfate ester (60 %), methyl ether (5 %) and low levels of xylose, and 5 % of the 4-linked units being non-sulfated L-galactose. The polysaccharide from  Pterosiphonia pennata  was a substituted agar with low levels of precursors.Following alkali treatment, the chain comprised only agarobiosyl units, in which 26 % of the 3-linked units were substituted at the 6-position with sulfate ester, and 56 % of the anhydrogalactosyl units were 2- O -methylated.

Evaluation of the Structures of Polysaccharides from Two New Zealand Members of the Rhodomelaceae by 13C NMR Spectroscopy