Meanings of red algae in English

Some were slick with red algae that had a ticklish feel.

Whereas agar derives from red algae, alginates derive from brown algae.

These findings increase the known host range of totiviruses to include marine red algae.

So far, no enzymes involved in this metabolism have been isolated from red algae.

Carrageenan: In gel form, this red algae derivative can be used to thicken dairy products.

Eating red algae, on the other hand, sounds nasty.

Variations in the protein folding needs of catalytically efficient red algae Rubisco prevent their production in plants.

Coralline red algae are significant components of sea bottom and up to now considered as exclusively marine species.

It's actually a gelatinous preparation of the cell walls of red algae, used to thicken the fruit filling.

This study features biogenic synthesis of silver nanoparticles using an aqueous extract of the marine red algae Pyropia yezoensis.

However, neither coral diversity nor the taxonomic composition of benthic foraminifera and calcareous red algae assemblages varied significantly over time.

It is concluded that MeJA, or a related compound, has a physiological role as a stress hormone in red algae.

In it, he found an enzyme that breaks down porphyran, a carbohydrate found in the cell walls of red algae.

It seems the damselfish turned to farming red algae because they lack the enzymes needed to digest many common algal species.

As color trait determinants of red algae, light-harvesting genes involved in the phycobilisome were predicted from the P. yezoensis nuclear genome.

Nearly all edible seaweeds belong to one of three broad groups: the green algae, the red algae, and the brown algae.