Seaweed farming is the single largest aquaculture commodity with> 30 million tonnes
produced each year. Furthermore, the restoration of lost seaweed forests is gaining …

Interactions between hosts and their microbiota are vital to the functioning and resilience of
macro‐organisms. Critically, for hosts that play foundational roles in communities …

Marine heatwaves (MHWs), discrete periods of extreme warm water temperatures
superimposed onto persistent ocean warming, have increased in frequency and significantly …

Context Gamay is a coastal waterway of immense social, cultural and ecological value.
Since European settlement, it has become a hub for industrialisation and human …

Seaweeds play a strong ecological and economical role along the world's coastlines, where
they support industries (eg, aquaculture, bioproducts) and essential ecosystem services (eg …

Despite an increasing awareness of disease impacts on both cultivated and native seaweed
populations, the development of marine probiotics has been limited and predominately …

Host-associated microbiota are critical for eukaryotic host functioning, to the extent that hosts
and their associated microbial communities are often considered “holobionts”. Most studies …

Worldwide, novel species of pathogens are frequently reported in cultivated and wild
macroalgae. Alongside the rapid growth of the seaweed industry, diseases and pests have …

In recent years, the use of brown seaweeds (Phaeophyceae) and especially Fucaceae, has
increased for a variety of applications including food additives, nutraceuticals, cosmetics …

Host-associated microbiota are increasingly being recognised as critical for eukaryotic host
functioning. This is true even for important habitat forming organisms such as macroalgae …