Phycoerythrin (PE) is a compound with strong potential for both basic research and
industrial applications, but short supply and high prices have so far hindered its …

Bladed Bangiales of the genus Porphyra/Pyropia are highly valuable red algae and
extensively farmed in South East Asia. Interest is rising in cultivating species local to the …

It is highly desirable to cultivate elite species to increase their coverage and the industrial
efficiency of the economically and ecologically important seaweed, Neoporphyra …

The quality of Pyropia haitanensis (TJ Chang & BF Zheng) N. Kikuchi & M. Miyata (Porphyra
haitanensis) is directly affected by nutrient availability. However, the molecular mechanism …

Laver is a popular food for its high nutritional value, which can change among culture areas
and along with the progression of harvest. Neopyropia yezoensis and Neoporphyra …

Pyropia germplasm qualified for drift system culture is highly applicable in China. The
current farmed species are tolerant to abiotic stresses, but vulnerable without air drying …

Pyropia dentata is a promising species for aquaculture in South China. To develop an
efficient protocol for seedling culture, the growth, development, and physiological changes …

Seaweed aquaculture in the Northwest Atlantic has been steadily increasing with five
commercial kelp farms already established. Currently, kelp production is limited to winter …

The demand for organic certified seaweed is growing in European countries, but only few
studies have investigated how nutrient sources approved for organic seaweed farming affect …

Germplasm degeneration causes serious problems for the Chinese Pyropia yezoensis
industry. A subtidal P. yezoensis strain was introduced into aquaculture. The desiccation …