Additionally, the color of this alga varies from grass green to bluish, rendering it a distinct member of the algal community.

[3] This marine protist is notable for its distinctive cellular structure, it is known to be enveloped by cell walls that extend into intricate trabecular formations.

[5] Dictyosphaeria versluysii can be found in a variety of habitats ranging from intertidal zones to depths of up to 76 meters in the deep ocean.

Rather than spreading out, it prefers to form distinct clusters of compact "bubbles" that are evenly distributed among the turf on firm substrates.

In contrast, the plants known as Dictyosphaeria cavernosa are usually green in color and have a hollow structure that can eventually form into a cup shape.