2026 December - 18 articles
This study provides a comprehensive assessment of the biomass and taxonomic and morpho-functional composition of stranded macroalgae and seagrasses on a highly productive shellfish bank in NW Iberia (Galicia), frequently affected by green tides, base...
The freshwater red alga Riverina rivularis (Liebmann) C.W.Vieira & G.W.Saunders has historically been perceived as a rare or endangered species due to fragmented records and specific ecological requirements. However, the recent literature suggest...
A major reduction in hydropeaking from Glen Canyon Dam into the Colorado River (Arizona, USA) was initiated in the 1990s to protect downstream riverine habitats. As a result, diel discharge varied significantly less in 2020 than in prior years in the...
Growing pressure to make aquaculture more sustainable has renewed attention on bioactive feed ingredients obtained from natural sources. In the present work, juvenile FFRC-strain common carp (Cyprinus carpio L.) were used to examine how graded dietar...
The cyanobacteria Synechococcus spp. are key contributors to marine primary productivity. They are found from equatorial to polar waters where these organisms are exposed to changed levels of pCO2 and solar ultraviolet radiation (UVR, 280–400 n...
Commercial seaweed farming in India began in 1984 and expanded after experimental trials in the late 1990s, with Kappaphycus alvarezii cultivation emerging in 2001. Production peaked in 2013 but subsequently declined because of challenges including m...
This study analyzes the diversity of thin filamentous cyanobacteria from the volcanic Lake Terkhiin-Tsagaan, Mongolia. We isolated and characterized two strains from benthic samples collected from the lake. Using light microscopy, phylogenetic analys...
We examined 13 strains of marine monoraphid diatoms belonging to the genera Schizostauron, Astartiella, and Achnanthes, isolated from the South China Sea near Viet Nam, with the use of light, fluorescent and electron microscopy, and molecular methods...
Marine green tides are ecological phenomena caused by the massive proliferation of green macroalgae, particularly species of the genus Ulva, whose frequency and geographic extent have increased worldwide. These events are commonly associated with int...
Satellite observations reveal the offshore distribution of pelagic Sargassum, but predicting its occurrence at individual Caribbean coastlines remains challenging where local observational records are limited. This study tests whether forecasts devel...
Microalgal molecular farming represents a promising platform for sustainable recombinant biopharmaceutical production. This review integrates advances in chloroplast engineering, synthetic biology, and artificial intelligence with experimental eviden...
Uneaten feed and feces are major sources of waste in aquaculture systems, which lead to the eutrophication of water bodies. This study proposes a multidisciplinary approach to the valorization of two types of aquaculture waste. The first component of...
Potentially toxigenic epiphytic dinoflagellates represent an emerging risk to marine ecosystems and public health. This study characterized the spatio-seasonal dynamics, relationship with environmental factors, substrate preferences, and morpho-molec...
Collection state and post-harvest drying may influence both the structural matrix of macroalgal biomass and the compounds recovered by solvent extraction. We combined whole-biomass ATR-FTIR with UV–visible absorption, fluorescence excitation an...
Phosphorus availability strongly influences the growth, metabolism, and storage accumulation of microalgae, yet its interaction with trophic conditions remains insufficiently understood. This study examined the effects of reduced initial phosphate co...
Coral-associated dinoflagellates undergo substantial physiological changes when transferred from the host environment to laboratory culture, yet direct compositional comparisons remain limited. We compared the proximate composition and fatty acid pro...
Cyanobacterial photosynthesis and respiration share electron carriers, allowing respiratory and auxiliary sinks to intersect with the photosynthetic electron-transfer chain. Across ecological niches and stress conditions, these connections can redist...
Furcellaria lumbricalis is an industrially important carrageenophyte. However, beyond the carrageenan characterization, the biochemical composition of this alga remains poorly understood. This study provides the first comprehensive description of the...
