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The phenotypic plasticity and performance of two growth-forms of Caulelpa racemosa (Forsskal) J. Agardh, one found in estuarine conditions, the other growing in a coastal reef environment was studied in laboratory culture. There was no change in the morphology of either growth-form when cultured through a range of salinity (10-40%0) and light (20-140 IlEm-2s-1) conditions. The estuarine growth-form performed better than the coastal one in low salinities (20%0), which suggests physiological adaptation to the estuarine environment. It was concluded that differences in morphology of both types were fixed rather than plastic. The taxonomic status of the estuarine growth-form was raised from a phenotypic variant of C. racemosa (Forsskal) J. Agardh to a new species, Caulelpa lagara sp. nov.

Culture Studies on Two Morphological Types of Caulerpa (Chlorophyta) from Perth, Western Australia, with a Description of a New Species