Übersetzung für 'seaweeds' von Englisch nach Deutsch

seaweeds

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• This process is often used on South American seaweeds and gives some of the cost benefits of semirefined processing, while allowing a wider range of seaweeds to be processed, however, the naturally low cellulose levels in some South American seaweeds allow them to be heterogeneously processed and still be sold under the EU refined specification.
• Many edible seaweeds are composed on highly sulfated polysaccharides.
• These brain-like brown seaweeds can be found growing on rock or as epiphytes on other seaweeds in the mid to low intertidal.
• Rocky intertidal habitat provides firm anchorage for seaweeds, barnacles, and ribbed mussels.
• Alginates are refined from brown seaweeds. Throughout the world, many of the Phaeophyceae class brown seaweeds are harvested to be processed and converted into sodium alginate.

• The species is found on algae/seaweeds at low tide.
• "Scutuloidea kutu" is found in the northern waters of New Zealand, where it lives in seaweeds, sponges and bryozoa in exposed reef formations, especially around red seaweeds such as "Plocamium costatum" and "Osmundaria colensoi".
• The film also looks at the many uses of seaweeds and how bringing seaweed ecosystems to the open ocean through Marine Permaculture can enable the sustainable harvest of seaweeds and fish to help guarantee food security while regenerating marine life and sequestering carbon.
• With the motives of seaweeds and sea, it succinctly expresses the earth that has seaweeds grow in clean water.
• It is one of the algae of the Houtman Abrolhos, found off the coast of Western Australia. It is one of the red seaweeds of South Africa, including the seaweeds of the Cape Peninsula and False Bay.

• In the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea can appreciate by means of diving the coral reefs with their diversity of calcareous seaweeds, red seaweeds, (Rhodophyta), like marine meadows, among other aquatic plants that tackle a natural ecosystem.
• A thin layer of this alga tends to cover rock surfaces and seaweeds grow as epiphytes on top.
• This stalked jelly is usually found on seaweeds, particularly "Caulerpa filiformis".
• In response poly-eco-aquaculture looks to create symbiosis by establishing seaweeds throughout the year to create an artificial sea forest around the cultured fish cages.
• In the Caribbean Sea and tropical Pacific Ocean, direct contact between coral and common seaweeds causes bleaching and death of coral tissue via allelopathic competition.

• Currently in the world, seaweeds contributes approximately 16–18.7% of the total marine-vegetation sink.
• Though these seaweeds are attested to have been eaten in these ancient times, the details of the culinary use are unknown, though it has been speculated that these seaweeds were consumed as food in a manner similar to how they are used today.
• "Peringia ulvae" feeds on detritus and it also consumes seaweeds directly.