Seaweeds account for nearly 30% of global aquaculture production by volume, and their
cultivation provides important opportunities for employment and wealth generation …

Societal Impact Statement Seaweed cultivation is the fastest‐growing aquaculture sector,
with a demonstrable potential to drive development in some of the poorest coastal …

Kappaphycus is one of the most significant, economically valuable red seaweeds, cultivated
in tropical and subtropical waters. This alga demands a relatively high market value globally …

Kappaphycus spp. and Eucheuma spp. are two economically significant seaweed species
cultivated globally due to their carrageenan content with numerous commercial applications …

Inorganic nutrient application in Kappaphycus seaweed farming has been a practice in the
southern Philippines for the past years. To investigate the inorganic nutrient's influence on …

K. alvarezii (Rhodophyta: Solieriaceae) is a marine macro algae cultivated in several Asian
countries since 1960s1. It was introduced to the Gulf of Mannar, South east coast India in the …

An optimization study on concentration (viz. 0.01, 0.1, and 1.0 g L− 1) and dipping time (ie,
30 and 60 min) was conducted on three different color morphotypes (ie, reddish brown …

Eucheumatoid seaweed farming (ESF) is an important enterprise that provides livelihood
opportunities for tropical coastal communities. In this work, we surveyed the current practices …

Seaweed farming has been the cause of introductions of non-indigenous seaweed species
and genotypes throughout the world. In Zanzibar, Tanzania, foreign genotypes of Eucheuma …

Studies have shown that cultivars of the carrageenophytes Kappaphycus and Eucheuma
are clones of a limited number of strains originally domesticated from wild populations. For …