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This study evaluated the effects of Ulva lactuca, a marine macroalgae, on growth, hematology, oxidative stress, and immune markers in two sturgeon species, Acipenser stellatus and Acipenser ruthenus, in a recirculating aquaculture system.
Alina Nicoleta MACOVEIU +6 more
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Morphological characters of Indian isolates in comparison with Ulva intestinalis, Ulva compressa and Ulva flexuosa[29], [30].
Satej Bhushan (645028) +2 more
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Analysis of Nutrient Enrichment on Ulva Growth
To determine whether Ulva is nitrogen or phosphorus limited in San Juan Island oceanographic conditions, samples were cut from a single individual utilizing a cork borer and cultured in a lab environment. In addition to control conditions, five samples
Snodgrass, Bailey
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Ulva sapora sp. nov., an abundant tubular species of Ulva (Ulvales) from the tropical Pacific Ocean
Previously defined by molecular studies undertaken in Japan and Australia as Ulva sp. 3 and in Hawaii as Ulva OTU6, Ulva sapora sp. nov. is described using combined morphological, anatomical, reproductive and molecular studies on 46 specimens from five ...
Phillips, Julie A. +9 more
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Ulva clathrata (Figs 3 A–E) Conferva clathrata Roth (1806: 175–178). Thallus erect, cylindrical, flaccid to rigid, densely branched, olive-green, up to 4 cm long, fixed by extensions of rhizoid cells originating from the basal portion of the thallus, forming a small holdfast. Principal axis (100.0–)108.5(–115.0) µm width, with long branches from
Santos, Alana Araujo Dos +1 more
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Macroalgae blooms have occurred in the East China Sea (ECS) and Yellow Sea (YS) frequently in recent years. Two of the most common macroalgae are mainly Ulva prolifera and Sargassum horneri.
Chi Feng, Yin Xing, Minjing Wang
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Metal(oid)s in Ulva – should we be worried?
Ulva spp. are promising food resources owing to their nutritional richness and beneficial properties. However, it accumulates potentially toxic trace elements, raising health safety concerns and proving useful for biomonitoring studies. In response to this concern, this review, conducted in collaboration with the EU-COST Action CA 20106 network ...
Liliana Vargas-Murga +9 more
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The genus Ulva, described as a good source of antioxidants known for its antibacterial properties and associated with the capacity to adapt to different environments and high growth rates has justified the increasing interest in its large-scale ...
Cardoso, Isabel +2 more
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Secondary metabolites of the green algae, Ulva fasciata, were tested to determine the efficacy of controlling shrimp bacterial pathogens. Exploratory experiments indicated that an intermediate dose (1 g kg-1 of shrimp) of Ulva in the diet was highly ...
Joseph Selvin +4 more
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This dataset presents the diameter of the larger green cells found in the thalli of Ulva lacinulata and Ulva compressa that became protoplasts after being released to the ...
Valentin, Klaus +5 more
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