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For upwards of twenty years the writer has been paying such attention to the assembling and investigation of various parasitic Florideae as has been possible from his opportunities and leisure for such work. The work was started on the coast of New England and continued on the western coasts of North America. He has received great help from students and friends, due acknowledgment of which will be made in the proper places. It is hoped that the present paper will be the first of a series dealing with the various materials brought together at the University of California and the results of their investigation.
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