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Laurencia marilzae  is recorded for the first time from the western Atlantic Ocean; it was found in Laje de Santos Marine State Park, São Paulo, southeastern Brazil. The specimens were collected in the rocky subtidal zone from 7 to 15 m depth. The most distinctive characteristic of this species is the presence of  corps en cerise  in all cells of the thallus, including cortex, medulla, and trichoblasts. The phylogenetic position of the species was inferred by analysis of the chloroplast-encoded  rbc L gene sequences from 43 taxa, using two other rhodomelacean taxa and two members of the Ceramiaceae as outgroups. Within the  Laurencia  assemblage,  L. marilzae  from Brazil and from the Canary Islands (type locality) formed a distinctive lineage sister to all other  Laurencia  species analyzed. Male plants are described for the first time. This study expands the geographical distribution of  L. marilzae  to the western Atlantic Ocean.

The occurrence of Laurencia marilzae (Ceramiales, Rhodophyta) in Brazil based on morphological and molecular data