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The seeding and cultivation of a tropical species of filamentous Ulva for algal biomass production by Carl, Christina, de Nys, Rocky, Paul, Nicholas A

“…Filamentous species of Ulva are ideal for cultivation because they are robust with high growth rates and maintained across a broad range of environments…”
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Methods for the induction of reproduction in a tropical species of filamentous ulva by Carl, Christina, de Nys, Rocky, Lawton, Rebecca J, Paul, Nicholas A

“…The green seaweed Ulva is a major fouling organism but also an edible aquaculture product in Asia. This study quantified for the first time the effect of key…”
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Where to settle--settlement preferences of Mytilus galloprovincialis and choice of habitat at a micro spatial scale by Carl, Christina, Poole, Andrew J, Williams, Mike R, de Nys, Rocky

“…The global mussel aquaculture industry uses specialised spat catching and nursery culture ropes made of multi-filament synthetic and natural fibres to optimise…”
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Seaweed salt from Ulva: A novel first step in a cascading biorefinery model by Magnusson, Marie, Carl, Christina, Mata, Leonardo, de Nys, Rocky, Paul, Nicholas A.

“…We compared post-harvest processing of two species of Ulva (chlorophyta) using 36 washing time-by-temperature combinations. We quantified the yield of…”
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Larval release and attachment modes of the hydroid Ectopleura larynx on aquaculture nets in Norway by Carl, Christina, Guenther, Jana, Sunde, Leif Magne

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The yield and quality of multiple harvests of filamentous Ulva tepida by Carl, Christina, Magnusson, Marie, Paul, Nicholas A., de Nys, Rocky

“…Species of the genus Ulva are used for human consumption due to their nutritional qualities and we assess a new filamentous species, Ulva tepida . A critical…”
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Reproductive output and productivity of filamentous tropical Ulva over time by Carl, Christina, Lawton, Rebecca J., Paul, Nicholas A., de Nys, Rocky

“…The production of macroalgae in the tropics requires robust species that tolerate temperature and salinity fluctuations. The widely distributed macroalga Ulva…”
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Ulva sapora sp. nov., an abundant tubular species of Ulva (Ulvales) from the tropical Pacific Ocean by Phillips, Julie A., Lawton, Rebecca J., Denys, Rocky, Paul, Nicholas A., Carl, Christina

“…Previously defined by molecular studies undertaken in Japan and Australia as Ulva sp. 3 and in Hawaii as Ulva OTU6, Ulva sapora sp. nov. is described using…”
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The effects of colour and copper on the settlement of the hydroid Ectopleura larynx on aquaculture nets in Norway by Guenther, Jana, Carl, Christina, Sunde, Leif Magne

“…In an attempt to find more effective and applied solutions to reduce the settlement of the hydroid Ectopleura larynx on aquaculture nets in Norway, this study…”
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Larval release and attachment modes of the hydroid Ectopleura larynx on aquaculture nets in Norway: Larval release and attachment modes of Ectopleura larynx by Carl, Christina, Guenther, Jana, Sunde, Leif Magne

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Heritable variation in growth and biomass productivity in the clonal freshwater macroalga Oedogonium by Lawton, Rebecca J., Carl, Christina, de Nys, Rocky, Paul, Nicholas A.

“…In an analogous manner to which selective breeding and propagation of heritable traits have improved terrestrial crops, the directional selection of target…”
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The Seeding and Cultivation of a Tropical Species of Filamentous Ulva for Algal Biomass Production: e98700 by Carl, Christina, Nys, Rocky de, Paul, Nicholas A

“…Filamentous species of Ulva are ideal for cultivation because they are robust with high growth rates and maintained across a broad range of environments…”
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ANTIOXIDANT AND INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE AFTER ACUTE NITROGEN DIOXIDE AND OZONE EXPOSURES IN C57Bl/6 MICE by Johnston, C J, Reed, C K, Avissar, N E, Gelein, R, Finkelstein, J N

“…Ozone (O3) and nitrogen dioxide (NO2) are highly reactive and toxic oxidant pollutants. The objective of this study is to compare chemokine, cytokine, and…”
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