Arsenic is a metalloid naturally present in marine environments. Various toxic elements
including arsenic (As) are bioaccumulated by macroalgae. This metalloid is subsequently …

Abstract Indicators signaling Arsenic (As) stress through physiology of microalgae using non-
destructive methods like variable fluorescence are rare but requisite. This study reports …

The red seaweed Neopyropia yezoensis is one of the predominant seaweeds cultivated and
consumed in China. Its quality characteristics and economic value are closely influenced by …

Algae accumulate and metabolize arsenic (As) and facilitate cycling and speciation of As in
seawater. The laboratory-controlled macroalgal cultures were exposed to different molar …

With increasing anthropogenic activities, soil pollution by heavy metals and metalloids is
causing serious quality issues in variable crops irrespective of irrigation pattern or seasonal …

The growth response and incorporation of As into the Sargassum horneri was evaluated for
up to 7 days using either arsenate (As (V)), arsenite (As (III)) or methylarsonate (MMAA (V) …

Edible seaweeds are rich in essential vitamins and minerals, which made them a popular
food worldwide. Porphyra haitanensis is one of the most commonly consumed seaweeds …

The arsenic (As) content of seaweed has been extensively studied due to its toxicological
concerns. As a primary producer, seaweed plays a vital role in the biochemical cycling of As …

Macroalgae can cycle arsenic (As) in the environment. In this study, the role of iron (Fe)
plaque manipulation at active sites in the As biotransformation mechanism was investigated …

The process of biogenic silicon (Si) deposition in sporophytes of kelp (Saccharina japonica)
was investigated by culturing sporophyte disks in the medium with and without hydrogen …