Parakriinne
Parakriinne is a genus of marine algae within the class Rhodophyta, commonly known as red algae. This genus is characterized by its distinctive pigmentation, which derives from phycoerythrin, a pigment that gives the algae its typically reddish appearance. Parakriinne species are predominantly found in tropical and subtropical marine environments, thriving on rocky substrates in shallow waters.
These algae play a significant role in their ecosystems by contributing to primary productivity and providing
Morphologically, Parakriinne algae exhibit a filamentous or prostrate form, with branched thalli that can reach several
The genus was first described in the early 20th century based on specimens collected from coral reef
Overall, Parakriinne exemplifies the diversity and ecological importance of red algae in marine systems, with potential