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Mazzaella

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2018
2018
Beach-cast deposition and commercial harvesting of a non-indigenous alga, Mazzaella japonica: Implications for macrofauna communities in Baynes Sound, British Columbia
2018
2018
The Effects of NO – 3 Supply on Mazzaella laminarioides ( Rhodophyta , Gigartinales ) from Southern Chile Photochemistry
The effects of nitrate supply on growth, pigments, mycosporine-like amino acids (MAAs), C:N ratios and carrageenan yield were… 
2016
2016
Beach-cast deposition, food provision, and commercial harvesting of a non-indigenous seaweed, Mazzaella japonica, in Baynes Sound, British Columbia
2014
2014
The direct impacts of an introduced seaweed Mazzaella japonica on benthic seaweed communities in Baynes Sound and possible interaction with the invasive seaweed Sargassum muticum.
2012
2012
Study on UV Absorption Materials Derived from Red Algae Gloiopeltis fucatas and Mazzaella sp. in Russia
We investigated ultraviolet (UV) absorption materials from Russian seaweeds. First, the UV absorptivities of five seaweeds… 
2011
2011
Failure by fatigue in the field: a model of fatigue breakage for the macroalga Mazzaella, with validation
SUMMARY Seaweeds inhabiting the extreme hydrodynamic environment of wave-swept shores break frequently. However, traditional… 
2003
2003
Spatial and temporal variation of haploids and diploids in populations of four congeners of the marine alga Mazzaella
Many algal species have life cycles that involve an obligate alternation of generations between nearly identical, free-living… 
2001
2001
Size, survival and the potential for reproduction in transplants of Mazzaella splendens and M. linearis (Rhodophyta)
Biomechanical models of red algae have been developed that make predictions about blade survivorship based on tissue strengths… 
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