Seaweeds are receiving increasing attention as third generation biofuels, which do not
compete for land or freshwater with agricultural crops and have a high polysaccharide …

Brown algae (Phaeophyceae) dominate intertidal and shallow subtidal areas globally,
where larger species form extensive underwater forests. These structurally complex and …

Seaweeds, as biofilters that remediate seawater eutrophication, have been widely applied in
integrated cultivations for both ecological and economic benefits. Although Grateloupia …

An important life history trait of macroalgae species is the physiological ability to cope with
nutrient limiting conditions, which seasonally occur in temperate coasts while other …

Rhodolith beds, like many other marine ecosystems, are affected by climate change that is
causing an increase in the magnitude and frequency of extreme high temperature events …

This study was carried out in order to understand the lipid and biochemical alterations
resulting from different nutritional regimes of nitrate and phosphate in Ulva lactuca. The algal …

During the growth period of economically cultured Sargassum fusiforme, offshore
eutrophication and ammonium release from sediments, both induced by high temperatures …

Eutrophication is a major threat to aquatic ecosystems, because excessive nutrient
enrichment may result in the loss of ecosystem services. Fjord systems are specifically under …

Ammonium and nitrate are important sources of inorganic nitrogen for coastal primary
producers. Nitrate has higher energy requirement for uptake and assimilation, compared …

Grateloupia turuturu is a potential aquaculture species as it has a significant number of high-
valued compounds. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the physiobiochemical …