Sustainable Harvesting of the Ecosystem Engineer Corallina officinalis for Biomaterials

Overview of attention for article published in Frontiers in Marine Science, June 2019

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RT @animalculum: Sustainable Harvesting of the Ecosystem Engineer Corallina officinalis for Biomaterials https://t.co/k8bDsWLiC6 #algae by…

17 Jun 2019

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RT @tom_fairchild: My old friend Corallina! C.officinalis hosts more specialised epiphytes/fauna than any other macroalgae I have seen, and…

17 Jun 2019

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My old friend Corallina! C.officinalis hosts more specialised epiphytes/fauna than any other macroalgae I have seen, and interesting it isn't completely compromised by harvesting. It is especially important to understand these dynamics as we exploit more o

12 Jun 2019

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RT @FrontMarineSci: New Research: Sustainable Harvesting of the Ecosystem Engineer Corallina officinalis for Biomaterials: Macroalgae are o…

10 Jun 2019

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