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{{Species id
| common_name = Fensholt
| latin_name = Sargassum muticum
| color = tan
| image = Sargassum weeds closeup.jpg
| image_caption = Sargassum weeds close up
| description =Sargassum muticum is a large brown seaweed of the Division Phaeophyta. It grows attached to rocks by a perennial holdfast up to 5 cm in diameter. From this holdfast the main axis grows to a maximum of 5 cm high. The leaf-like laminae and primary lateral branches grow from this stipe. In warm waters it can grow to 12 m long, however in British waters it grows to no more than 4 m long. The holdfast gives rise to a single main axis with secondary and tertiary branches which are shed annually. Numerous small 2-6 mm stalked air vesicules provide buoyancy. The reproductive receptacles are also stalked and develop in the axils of leafy laminae. It is self fertile.
}}

{{Species id
| common_name = Fensholt 
| latin_name = Sargassum muticum
| color = tan
| image = Sargassum weeds closeup.jpg
| image_caption = Sargassum weeds close up
| description =Sargassum muticum is a large brown seaweed of the Division Phaeophyta. It grows attached to rocks by a perennial holdfast up to 5 cm in diameter. From this holdfast the main axis grows to a maximum of 5 cm high. The leaf-like laminae and primary lateral branches grow from this stipe. In warm waters it can grow to 12 m long, however in British waters it grows to no more than 4 m long. The holdfast gives rise to a single main axis with secondary and tertiary branches which are shed annually. Numerous small 2-6 mm stalked air vesicules provide buoyancy. The reproductive receptacles are also stalked and develop in the axils of leafy laminae. It is self fertile.
}}

Sargassum weeds close up Sargassum muticum

Fensholt (Sargassum muticum)

Description: Sargassum muticum is a large brown seaweed of the Division Phaeophyta. It grows attached to rocks by a perennial holdfast up to 5 cm in diameter. From this holdfast the main axis grows to a maximum of 5 cm high. The leaf-like laminae and primary lateral branches grow from this stipe. In warm waters it can grow to 12 m long, however in British waters it grows to no more than 4 m long. The holdfast gives rise to a single main axis with secondary and tertiary branches which are shed annually. Numerous small 2-6 mm stalked air vesicules provide buoyancy. The reproductive receptacles are also stalked and develop in the axils of leafy laminae. It is self fertile.

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-You will need to start the drying process right away.  For this you will need:
+{{Species id
-* A shallow tray (such as from a cafeteria, or a cookie sheet)
+| common_name = Fensholt
-* Mounting paper (herbarium paper or drawing paper)
+| latin_name = Sargassum muticum
-* Wax paper
+| color = tan
-* Mailing labels or strips of paper
+| image = Sargassum weeds closeup.jpg
-* Newspaper or blotter paper
+| image_caption = Sargassum weeds close up
-* Two small pieces of plywood
+| description =Sargassum muticum is a large brown seaweed of the Division Phaeophyta. It grows attached to rocks by a perennial holdfast up to 5 cm in diameter. From this holdfast the main axis grows to a maximum of 5 cm high. The leaf-like laminae and primary lateral branches grow from this stipe. In warm waters it can grow to 12 m long, however in British waters it grows to no more than 4 m long. The holdfast gives rise to a single main axis with secondary and tertiary branches which are shed annually. Numerous small 2-6 mm stalked air vesicules provide buoyancy. The reproductive receptacles are also stalked and develop in the axils of leafy laminae. It is self fertile.
-* Nylon straps or belts, or C clamps
+}}