Neopyropia
Genus of red algae
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Neopyropia is a disputed[2] genus of foliose red algae of the family Bangiaceae described in 2020.[1]
| Neopyropia | |
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| Neopyropia yezoensis | |
Scientific classification  | |
| Domain: | Eukaryota |
| Clade: | Archaeplastida |
| Division: | Rhodophyta |
| Class: | Bangiophyceae |
| Order: | Bangiales |
| Family: | Bangiaceae |
| Genus: | Neopyropia J.Brodie & L.-E.Yang, 2020[1] |
| Species | |
Species
As of 2024, the genus contains 12 confirmed species and 11 unconfirmed species.[1][3]
Confirmed
- Neopyropia drachii (Feldmann) J.Brodie, 2020
- Neopyropia ishigecola (A.Miura) L.-E.Yang & J.Brodie, 2020
- Neopyropia kinositae (Y.Yamada & Tak.Tanaka) L.-E.Yang & J.Brodie, 2020
- Neopyropia koreana (M.S.Hwang & I.K.Lee) L.-E.Yang & J.Brodie, 2020
- Neopyropia leucosticta (Thuret) L.-E.Yang & J.Brodie, 2020
- Neopyropia parva (A.Vergés & N.Sánchez) L.-E.Yang & J.Brodie, 2020
- Neopyropia pulchella (Ackland, J.A.West, J. L.Scott & Zuccarello) L.-E.Yang & J.Brodie, 2020
- Neopyropia rakiura (W.A.Nelson) L.-E.Yang & J.Brodie, 2020
- Neopyropia retorta (S.M.Kim, H.G.Choi & H.S.Kim) L.-E.Yang & J.Brodie, 2020
- Neopyropia spatulata (T.Bray, Neefus & A.C.Mathieson) L.-E.Yang & J.Brodie, 2020
- Neopyropia submarina (Y.H.Koh & M.S.Kim) L.-E.Yang & J.Brodie, 2020
- Neopyropia tenuipedalis (A.Miura) L.-E.Yang & J.Brodie, 2020
Unconfirmed
These species are noted in recent scientific journals but not WoRMS. Four species listed below have not been formally described as of 2022.
- Neopyropia sp. DRB
- Neopyropia elongata
- Neopyropia fucicola
- Neopyropia katadae
- Neopyropia kuniedae
- Neopyropia lacerata
- Neopyropia sp. LYCN190
- Neopyropia moriensis
- Neopyropia novae-angliae
- Neopyropia sp. P10
- Neopyropia sp. STI
- Neopyropia tenera
- Neopyropia yezoensis (Ueda) L.-E.Yang & J.Brodie, 2020[a]
Notes
- The most recent consensus is that Neopyropia yezoensis belongs in Neopyropia (L.-E.Yang & J.Brodie, 2020), however WoRMS documents both this species and Pyropia yezoensis, its previous classification, separately.
