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Desmarestia herbacea
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Aquaculture facilities at James Cook university in Queensland, growth of industrial quantities of Nanochloropsis in (very) large plastic bags.
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Aquaculture facilities at James Cook university in Queensland, growth of industrial quantities of Nanochloropsis in pipes.
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Sea mossesBoston,B. Whidden,1893.
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Lessonia trabeculata
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A seeweed known as Huiro Palo massively harvested in Chile for export as a thickening agent in foods and cosmetics. The ecological consequences can be devastating.
Lessonia trabeculata
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Native to coastlines from southern Peru to central Chile and known as Huiro Palo. Thanks to Erasmo Macaya for identification.
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