The study was published in the journal ChemPhysChem. Algae such as Ulva, also known as sea lettuce, play a vital role in marine ecosystems and could become increasingly important in biotechnology ...

A recent study published in the journal Algal Research summarized the existing knowledge on bioactive compounds in green seaweeds and Ulva spp ... and red algae. Research suggests that seaweeds ...

In high-nutrient conditions, spectacular blooms of Ulva (green tides) often cover several hundred kilometers of coastal waters. Beached algae may reach one million tons and smother entire coastlines.

And Ulva is widespread and vigorous – as Waaland says, “it is definitely on the weedy end of the spectrum”. “Ulvoid algae are a natural part of the ecosystem, in moderation,” says Kathy ...

Newly discovered seaweed species has been named Ulva uniseriata. Assistant Prof at the centre of plant sciences at Central University, Felix Bast and PhD student Pooja Rani discovered the algae ...