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Journal of Aquatic Food Product Technology, 2023
The exploration of bioactive phytochemical quantities of two underutilized Sri Lankan seaweeds Ulva lactuca (UL) and Ulva fasciata (UF) revealed significant phenolic, flavonoid, ulvan, carotenoid, chlorophyll, tannin, saponin, alkaloid contents, and DPPH
Dayani Imansa Egodavitharana +2 more
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The exploration of bioactive phytochemical quantities of two underutilized Sri Lankan seaweeds Ulva lactuca (UL) and Ulva fasciata (UF) revealed significant phenolic, flavonoid, ulvan, carotenoid, chlorophyll, tannin, saponin, alkaloid contents, and DPPH
Dayani Imansa Egodavitharana +2 more
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Fuel, 2019
Abstract Seaweeds are found abundance in most seashores. They contain relatively high lipid contents and are exhibiting medicinal properties. The present work focused on the use of seaweed species Ulva linza, U. tubulosa, U. fasciata, U. rigida, and U. reticulate to synthesize Mn2ZnO4 composite nanoparticles.
G. Sivaprakash +12 more
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Abstract Seaweeds are found abundance in most seashores. They contain relatively high lipid contents and are exhibiting medicinal properties. The present work focused on the use of seaweed species Ulva linza, U. tubulosa, U. fasciata, U. rigida, and U. reticulate to synthesize Mn2ZnO4 composite nanoparticles.
G. Sivaprakash +12 more
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2022
Ulva lactuca L. Species plantarum 2: 1163 (Linnaeus 1753). — Lectotype: LINN 1275-24. Ulva fasciata Delile, Description de l’Égypte […] Histoire naturelle, vol. 2: 297 (Delile 1813). — Ulva lactuca f. fasciata (Delile) Hering in Krauss, Flora 29: 215 (Krauss 1846). — Epitype:UC2050475 supporting the lectotype PC0119343.
Hughey, Jeffery R., Gabrielson, Paul W.
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Ulva lactuca L. Species plantarum 2: 1163 (Linnaeus 1753). — Lectotype: LINN 1275-24. Ulva fasciata Delile, Description de l’Égypte […] Histoire naturelle, vol. 2: 297 (Delile 1813). — Ulva lactuca f. fasciata (Delile) Hering in Krauss, Flora 29: 215 (Krauss 1846). — Epitype:UC2050475 supporting the lectotype PC0119343.
Hughey, Jeffery R., Gabrielson, Paul W.
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Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Biophysics including Photosynthesis, 1966
Abstract The transport of sodium through the marine algae Ulva lobata and Ulva expansa has been studied by a tracer analytical method. Sodium was transported across Ulva at a rate of 0.15% per min in the dark; this rate was slowed by ouabain and increased by formaldehyde. Dinitrophenol, 3-(3,4-dichlorophenyl)-1,1-dimethylurea, and ammonium ion had no
J T, Cummins, J A, Strand, B E, Vaughn
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Abstract The transport of sodium through the marine algae Ulva lobata and Ulva expansa has been studied by a tracer analytical method. Sodium was transported across Ulva at a rate of 0.15% per min in the dark; this rate was slowed by ouabain and increased by formaldehyde. Dinitrophenol, 3-(3,4-dichlorophenyl)-1,1-dimethylurea, and ammonium ion had no
J T, Cummins, J A, Strand, B E, Vaughn
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Marine Drugs
Green seaweed is currently underused compared with other major seaweed types. Many scientists have reported applications of the green seaweed Ulva in various fields in recent years, which makes it a candidate for biomass production in industrial ...
Rizfi Fariz Pari +6 more
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Green seaweed is currently underused compared with other major seaweed types. Many scientists have reported applications of the green seaweed Ulva in various fields in recent years, which makes it a candidate for biomass production in industrial ...
Rizfi Fariz Pari +6 more
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Ulva ardreana: a new species replacing the invalid “Ulva bifrons”
botm, 2013Abstract The new species Ulva ardreana is here proposed to replace Ulva bifrons, an invalid name because no holotype was designated in the protologue. The new species consists of two to three distromatic blades arising from a short stipe, and it is easily distinguished from the other blade-like Ulva species in having a remarkable ...
Cormaci M, Furnari G, ALONGI, GIUSEPPINA
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Conspecificity of the model organism Ulva mutabilis and Ulva compressa (Ulvophyceae, Chlorophyta)
Journal of Phycology, 2018As one of the most abundant and ubiquitous representatives of marine and brackish coastal macrophytobenthos communities, the genus Ulva is not only an important primary producer but also of ecological and morphogenetic interest to many scientists. Ulva mutabilis became an important model organism to study morphogenesis and mutualistic interactions of ...
Sophie Steinhagen +3 more
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Ulva adhaerens Matsumoto & Shimada
2022Ulva adhaerens Matsumoto & Shimada (Fig. 3A -N) Holotype. TNS-AL183435; TNS (Matsumoto and Shimada, 2015: 107, Fig. 60). Type locality. Tenjin-jima, Sajima, Yokosuka, Kanagawa prefecture, Japan. Korean name. ñģŭâ래 (Ę ḑljḡ): The Korean specific epithet, yeonjeop, is means “connected each other” in reference to the adherence between blades by the haptera
Lee, Hyung Woo +1 more
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European journal of phycology, 2021
Species of Ulva Linnaeus are nearly impossible to identify using morpho-anatomy due to their simple thallus structure and phenotypic plasticity. The current solution to this problem is to sequence DNA from field-collected specimens and match these ...
Jeffery R. Hughey +3 more
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Species of Ulva Linnaeus are nearly impossible to identify using morpho-anatomy due to their simple thallus structure and phenotypic plasticity. The current solution to this problem is to sequence DNA from field-collected specimens and match these ...
Jeffery R. Hughey +3 more
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Photosynthetic traits of the ubiquitous and prolific macroalga Ulva (Chlorophyta): a review
European journal of phycology, 2022Ulva is an opportunistically growing green macroalgal genus, the worldwide distribution of which can partly be explained by its ability to employ two alternative modes of photosynthetic inorganic carbon acquisition. In temperate areas, the less efficient
S. Beer
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