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Clymene sutherlandiae sp. nov.: A new species of Bangiales (Rhodophyta) from the southern hemisphere

A new species of the southern hemisphere genus Clymene, C. sutherlandiae, is described based on collections from the Otago coast, south east South Island of New Zealand, and from a site in western Tasmania. Found on mid‐upper intertidal rocks on open coasts, and frequently adjacent to sandy shores, this is a second species for the genus, previously known solely from the type species C. coleana found in the North Island, northern South Island and Chatham Islands of New Zealand.