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Culture Of Sargassum In Korea: Techniques And Potential For Culture In The U.S., Sarah Redmond, Jang K. Kim, Charles Yarish, Michael Pietrak, Ian Bricknell
Culture Of Sargassum In Korea: Techniques And Potential For Culture In The U.S., Sarah Redmond, Jang K. Kim, Charles Yarish, Michael Pietrak, Ian Bricknell
Maine Sea Grant Publications
In an effort to develop suitable culture techniques for macroalgae in the Northeast, this guide reviews the current knowledge of Sargassum biology and reports on culture techniques learned during a research exchange between the United States (NOAA Sea Grant) and South Korea (National Fisheries Research and Development Institute).
Culture Of Sea Cucumbers In Korea: A Guide To Korean Methods And The Local Sea Cucumber In The Northeast U.S., Michael Pietrak, Jang K. Kim, Sarah Redmond, Young-Dae Kim, Charlie Yarish, Ian Bricknell
Culture Of Sea Cucumbers In Korea: A Guide To Korean Methods And The Local Sea Cucumber In The Northeast U.S., Michael Pietrak, Jang K. Kim, Sarah Redmond, Young-Dae Kim, Charlie Yarish, Ian Bricknell
Maine Sea Grant Publications
In an effort to develop suitable culture techniques for sea cucumber (Cucumaria frondosa) in the Northeast, this guide reviews the current knowledge of C. frondosa biology and reports on techniques for the hatchery culture of the Japanese sea cucumber Apostichopus japonicus learned during a research exchange between the United States (NOAA Sea Grant) and South Korea (National Fisheries Research and Development Institute). The final portion of the guide discusses the potential adoption of the culture techniques for A. japonicus for use with C. frondosa.
Maine's Kelp Highway, Catherine Schmitt
Maine's Kelp Highway, Catherine Schmitt
Maine Sea Grant Publications
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Northeast Algal Society 51st Annual Meeting, Maine Sea Grant
Northeast Algal Society 51st Annual Meeting, Maine Sea Grant
Maine Sea Grant Publications
Following Northeast Algal Symposium tradition, we celebrate all students of phycology and seek to foster understanding and appreciation for the multitude of algal research we collectively study. With nearly 70 combined talks and posters, along with a workshop and panel discussion, the schedule is packed with interesting presentations from locations near and far. The theme is “Getting the Message Out”: gathering resources, exploring techniques, and practicing how to deliver messages to broader audiences. Progam includes paper abstracts.