… of antifouling paints. Estuarine plants, such as the marine angiosperm Zostera marina L. (…
Bioconcentration of Irgarol 1051 within Zostera tissue was determined in field plants and …

… ZA is a sulfated phenolic acid produced by the seagrass Zostera marina that has very
promising AF potential against several micro- and macrofouling organisms. ZA was shown to have …

… Since the ban on using tributyltin (TBT) as an antifouling agent on vessels under 25 m,
paint manufacturers now often utilise the organic biocides Irgarol 1051, 2-(tert-butylamino)-4-…

… Both saturated and unsaturated FAs have been previously reported as antimicrobial and
antifouling agents 58,59 and could collectively protect the eelgrass surfaces against water-…

… Zostera marina L., remain largely free of fouling although they are constantly exposed to
those microbes. Such observations suggest that Z. marina may be capable of an antifouling …

… for the first time from the seagrass Zostera marina (eelgrass) and was found to … antifouling
properties, while the non-sulphated phenolic acid precursors were ineffective. The antifouling …

… Similarly, the seagrass species such as Zostera marina (eel grass), C. serrulata and S.
isoetifolium also have potent antifouling metabolites against fouling organisms including biofilm …

… natural antifoulant from the marine seagrass Zostera marina, in preventing the attachment
of … friendly anti-fouling agent for preventing quagga mussel attachment. The anti-fouling …

… , are described as antifouling compounds compatible with the … Zostera marina (a sulfated
cinnamic acid), is recognized as a fully biodegradable and nontoxic natural antifouling agent [38…

… antifouling compound zosteric acid (ZA), from Zostera marina, and the well-known toxic
antifouling agent … Antifouling dose-effectiveness of ZA revealed less effectiveness than a copper …