toothed wrack

Scientific name: Fucus serratus

Officially approvedEntity code: ENT-0568Males and females look different

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Male and female

This species has separate sexes, and mature male plants can be distinguished by their orange colour.

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Form and structure

Its flattened fronds have serrated edges and grow from a short stalk.

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It usually grows up to 70 centimetres long, and it has been recorded at more than two metres in environments that are highly sheltered from waves.

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1WoRMS taxon details: Fucus serratus Linnaeus, 1753SRC-DSC-418FFDE6EB
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Approved version OWNER-REVIEW-20261107T125918100 · last approved 7 November 2026

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toothed wrack

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