RECENT ALGAE NEWS IN AUSTRALIA
Coralline red algae have existed for 130 million years—in other words since the Cretaceous Period, the time of...
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International scientists gathered in Hobart to develop a strategy for monitoring seaweed
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Blue-green algae, also known as cyanobacteria, are an ancient lineage of bacteria that occupy a vast variety of...
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USC biologist Dr Nick Paul has studied seaweed for 20 years. He and his university colleagues have been...
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A father and son team — Bernard and Benjamin Port Louis — have started to transform seaweed into...
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A two-year study by University of Queensland researchers has found the amount of algae on a coral reef...
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The biggest question in the fight against global warming may not be whether humans can wean themselves...
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If you think algae is slimy, green and, well, boring — think again. The humble microorganism has been...
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Certain sea slugs suck raw materials from algae to provide a lifetime supply of solar-powered energy, according...
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The world’s largest coral reef system, visible even from outer space, has lost half of its coral in...
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