In the marine environment, seaweeds (ie marine macroalgae) provide a wide range of
ecological services and economic benefits. Like land plants, seaweeds do not provide these …

Marine natural products have been recognized as the most promising source of bioactive
substances for drug discovery research. This review illustrates the diversity of culturable …

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 …

Seaweed‐associated microbiota are essential for the health and resilience of nearshore
ecosystems, marine biogeochemical cycling, and host health. Yet much remains unknown …

Introduction Saccharina latissima is a canopy-forming species of brown algae and, as such,
is considered an ecosystem engineer. Several populations of this alga are exploited …

Kelp species are distributed along~ 25% of the world's coastlines and the forests they form
represent some of the world's most productive and diverse ecosystems. Like other marine …

Ecological communities are structured by a range of processes that operate over a range of
spatial scales. While our understanding of such biodiversity patterns in macro-communities …

Microbes are vitally important for seaweed growth, functioning and reproduction, and are
likely to have a big impact on aquaculture. Algae-associated bacteria, however, remain …

Macroalgae and their rocky substrates both support diverse and abundant microbiota,
performing essential ecological functions in marine ecosystem. However, the differences in …

Seaweed has gained significant attention as a promising natural resource due to its
remarkable ability to adsorb and remediate pollutants from wastewater. It offers a natural …