Значения термина brown algae на английском

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

When extracted from several brown algae, they exhibit anticoagulant properties.

Zinc and cadmium can be efficiently removed from solutions using the brown algae, Macrocystis pyrifera.

Alginate, a gum found in the cell walls of brown algae, is flavorless but increases viscosity.

In the Mediterranean Sea, brown algae belonging to the Cystoseira genus play a valuable role as foundation species.

The inside of the bowl became covered with dark- brown algae (diatoms) when I introduced some pond water.

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

This similarity in MT organisation between the host and pathogen reflects the relatively close phylogenetic relationship between oomycetes and brown algae.

Diaz-Pulido said a common brown algae species found in reefs worldwide was shown to be among those that caused the most damage.

The brown algae waved in the gentle currents and the green eel grass swayed and little sea horses clung to its stems.

Fucoidan is a marine sulfated polysaccharide extracted from brown algae that, besides other biological activities, has been reported to present interesting anti-cancer potential.

Fucoxanthin, a pigment from the chloroplasts of marine brown algae, has a number of effects against obesity, diabetes, inflammation and cancer and provides cerebrovascular protection.

PHAEOPHYCEAE, or Brown Algae.

In point of size the largest cannot rival the larger Brown Algae, while the majority require the aid of the microscope for their investigation.