Abstract
On June 17, 1951, W. A. Daily and the author found some "Cladophora balls" washed out on shore and in the shallow water of Long Lake in the northwestern part of Steuben County, Indiana. These are hemispherical growths about one and one-half to two centimeters in diameter and are formed from intertwined algal filaments of a felt-like nature.
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