December 2025 - 39 articles
Macroalgae have low nutrient bioavailability, often requiring pretreatments—physical, chemical, or biological—typically using low-solid loading hydrolysis, which produces separate liquid and solid phases. In contrast, high-solid loading h...
The study focuses on the phylogeny and systematics of the order Mastogloiales sensu Cox. Results of a two-gene (18S rRNA and rbcL) molecular analysis on the order demonstrate that genera Aneumastus, Decussiphycus, Mastogloia, and Stigmagloia form a c...
Herbaria, originally books of medicinal plants, became collections of dried plants after 1500, later extending to seaweeds and supporting taxonomy and systematics. Digitalization has made herbaria accessible, and advances in DNA sequencing have trans...
Codium tomentosum is a native green seaweed of high ecological and commercial interest along the Atlantic coast of Portugal. Although recently introduced into aquaculture via vegetative propagation, its cultivation remains limited. Production still r...
An unknown species of the diatom genus Ulnaria was identified during the study of freshwater environments in Mongolia. Monoclonal strains of the unknown species were obtained and subjected to molecular analysis. The strains were investigated through...
Mycosporine-like amino acids (MAAs) are multifunctional, UV-absorbing and antioxidant metabolites produced by marine algae, offering promising applications in biotechnology and dermocosmetic sciences. In this study, MAAs were sustainably extracted fr...
Microcystis aeruginosa, a kind of cyanobacterium, can lead to water blooms under specific conditions and it is harmful to human and ecological security due to the toxins produced by certain strains. Artemisinin, which is derived from Artemisia annua...
The growing demand for sustainable bioprocesses highlights microalgae as a promising source of renewable feedstock. However, high energy use for artificial lighting limits the commercial viability of photobioreactor systems. This study proposes an en...
Clay minerals and other flocculants are used to mitigate the effects of some species that produce harmful algal blooms due to their physical and chemical characteristics. In this study, we applied calcium bentonite clay (Bca) and zeolite (Ze) to floc...
The beneficial effects of algae on plant growth are widely known, so the combination of coconut fiber with algae waste from a species such as Caulerpa prolifera, which is an invasive species in the Mar Menor, could become an ideal substrate for leafy...
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