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Photosynthetic studies on Ulva lactuca
Phytochemistry, 1972Abstract The photosynthetic fixation of 14CO2 was studied in Ulva lactuca. Sucrose was the most highly labelled sugar, although glucose, fructose, xylose and myo-inositol also incorporated radioactivity. Starch and the sulphated polysaccharide were extracted and the radioactivity of each was measured, as was that of the constituent sugars of the ...
Elizabeth Percival, Berit Smestad
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"Mezedaki, ouzaki, and Ulva" We add color, the taste of the sea, proteins, and natural antibiotics to your plate! Everything you need for winter!
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Phycologia, 1986
Abstract The taxonomic relationships of Ulva californica, U. angusta and U. scagelii were evaluated through morphological studies of field and herbarium specimens, and through culture studies. These species show ecological, morphological and cytological similarities but differ in size, habit and distributions.
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Abstract The taxonomic relationships of Ulva californica, U. angusta and U. scagelii were evaluated through morphological studies of field and herbarium specimens, and through culture studies. These species show ecological, morphological and cytological similarities but differ in size, habit and distributions.
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Habitat of Procerodes (Gunda) ulvae
Nature, 1936IN his description of the adaptation of Procerodes ulvae to salinity, Pantin1 has given an account of the environment of this estuarine form. During a survey of the freshwater of Bardsey Island (Caernarvonshire) in the past summer, P. ulvae was found in two places under similar conditions.
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Ulva lactuca, A Source of Troubles and Potential Riches
Marine Drugs, 2019Herminia Dominguez González +1 more
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