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Meanings of seaweed in English
Synonyms
Examples for "marine algae"
Examples for "marine algae"
1
In the case of marine algae, the hosts are chiefly the larger Phaeophyceae and Rhodophyceae.
2
The Nature findings, made at room temperature in common marine algae, show that it does.
3
The Characeae among freshwater algae and the Sargassaceae among marine algae might be cited as examples.
4
They are manufactured by marine algae which are eaten by small fish and passed up the food chain.
5
Coral bleaching is caused by abnormally high sea temperatures that kill the tiny marine algae essential to coral health.
1
People were busily employed in boats collecting the goëmon, which they pile in heaps along the shore.
Usage of seaweed in English
1
Normally, the sea elves used a species of seaweed for their spearshafts.
2
Proterocladus is 200 million years older than the previous earliest-known green seaweed.
3
Granulated kelp and other seaweed are sold in most health food stores.
4
Small anisotropies are shown to lead to different kinds of seaweed morphologies.
5
We developed the first modern seaweed baths complex in Ireland in 2000.
6
The loose shingle crumbled about her feet; the seaweed trapped her everywhere.
7
Seavite were pioneers in the use of organic seaweed in skincare products.
8
The key is to think of seaweed as a vegetable, he says.
9
Cara Mara offers freshly-harvested therapeutic seaweed bath packs for use at home.
10
There was a smell of onions and rank seaweed in the air.
11
The Breton farmers on the Channel coast fertilize their land with seaweed.
12
And she still sneaked seaweed into their diet from time to time.
13
But in time they discovered edible seaweed and bivalves along the coast.
14
He seemed more in search of shells and seaweed than of Bompard.
15
You can fight whipping duels with this incredibly long and robust seaweed.
16
Newly-published research has found breathing iodine emitted by seaweed has physiological benefits.
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Seaweed through the time
Seaweed across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
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