Species
Species in the genus Ulva include the following:
- Accepted species
- Ulva acanthophora
- Ulva anandii
- Ulva arasakii
- Ulva atroviridis
- Ulva beytensis
- Ulva bifrons
- Ulva brevistipita
- Ulva burmanica
- Ulva californica
- Ulva chaetomorphoides
- Ulva clathrata
- Ulva compressa
- Ulva conglobata
- Ulva cornuta
- Ulva covelongensis
- Ulva crassa
- Ulva crassimembrana
- Ulva curvata
- Ulva denticulata
- Ulva diaphana
- Ulva elegans
- Ulva enteromorpha
- Ulva erecta
- Ulva expansa
- Ulva fasciata
- Ulva flexuosa
- Ulva geminoidea
- Ulva gigantea
- Ulva grandis
- Ulva hookeriana
- Ulva hopkirkii
- Ulva howensis
- Ulva indica
- Ulva intestinalis
- Ulva intestinaloides
- Ulva javanica
- Ulva kylinii
- Ulva lactuca
- Ulva laetevirens
- Ulva laingii
- Ulva linearis
- Ulva linza
- Ulva lippii
- Ulva litoralis
- Ulva littorea
- Ulva lobata
- Ulva marginata
- Ulva micrococca
- Ulva neapolitana
- Ulva nematoidea
- Ulva ohnoi
- Ulva olivascens
- Ulva pacifica
- Ulva papenfussii
- Ulva parva
- Ulva patengensis
- Ulva percursa
- Ulva pertusa
- Ulva phyllosa
- Ulva polyclada
- Ulva popenguinensis
- Ulva porrifolia
- Ulva profunda
- Ulva prolifera
- Ulva pseudocurvata
- Ulva pseudolinza
- Ulva pulchra
- Ulva quilonensis
- Ulva radiata
- Ulva ralfsii
- Ulva ranunculata
- Ulva reticulata
- Ulva rhacodes
- Ulva rigida
- Ulva rotundata
- Ulva saifullahii
- Ulva serrata
- Ulva simplex
- Ulva sorensenii
- Ulva spinulosa
- Ulva stenophylla
- Ulva sublittoralis
- Ulva subulata
- Ulva taeniata
- Ulva tanneri
- Ulva tenera
- Ulva torta
- Ulva tuberosa
- Ulva uncialis
- Ulva uncinata
- Ulva uncinata
- Ulva usneoides
- Ulva utricularis
- Ulva utriculosa
- Ulva uvoides Bory
- Ulva ventricosa
- Nomina dubia
- Ulva costata
- Ulva repens
- Ulva tetragona
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