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Topic: Gracilaria

	Species Name
		Gracilaria tikvahiae occurs from cold temperate regions along the eastern Atlantic coast from Nova Scotia to warm subtropical regions around the east and west coasts of Florida and into the Caribbean.
		Gracilaria tikvahiae is highly plastic in its responses to changing salinity and temperature (Dawes 1994).
		Gracilaria tikvahiae tolerates hypoxia relatively well, and tends to reduce its level of cellular respiration in order to offset poor environmental conditions.
	www.sms.si.edu /IRLSpec/Gracil_tikvah.htm (942 words)

	Basic information for Gracilaria multipartita (A red seaweed)
		Gracilaria multipartita is also tolerant of sand and mud cover.
		Gracilaria multipartita is a translucent, dull purple or reddish-brown algae which has fronds that measure up to 25 cm long.
		Gracilaria multipartita is commercially used as an agar or agaroid raw material in the U.S.A. Marine natural heritage importance
	www.marlin.ac.uk /species/Gracilariamultipartita.htm (299 words)

	Gracilaria coronopifolia
		Gracilaria coronopifolia is found on reef flats and eroded limestone, from mid-intertidal tidepools to shallow subtidal, up to 4 meters deep.
		Gracilaria coronopifolia, like other Gracilaria species, is a hardy subtidal red algae that attaches to limestone or occasionally on basalt substrates.
		Gracilaria coronopifolia is endemic to Hawai‘i and is one of the three most sought after seaweeds for food in the Hawaiian Islands ((G.
	www.hawaii.edu /reefalgae/invasive_algae/rhodo/gracilaria_coronopifolia.htm (432 words)

	Aquacultured Ogo, gracilaria pacifica
		General notes: Gracilaria pacifica is a macro algae commonly found off of the coast of North and Central America.
		Gracilaria pacifica makes for an ideal food for tangs, rabbit fish and other herbivorous algae grazers.
		Origin: Gracilaria pacifica is a macro algae commonly found off of the coast of North and Central America.
	www.marinedepotlive.com /aquacultured-ogo-gracilaria.html (213 words)

	Current Project
		The red algal genus Gracilaria is of considerable economic importance as an agarophyte
		The Plastic tube method involves fixing bundles of Gracilaria thalli to plastic tubes filled with sand that anchor the alga to the sea bottom.
		In Namibia, an experimental phase was initiated to investigate the feasibility of the cultivation of Gracilaria gracilis.
	www.botany.uwc.ac.za /algae/StudentAssignments/natalieprins97/grac.htm (1006 words)

	Gracilaria Longline Cultivation
		Our proposed biotechnology is based mainly on the cultivation of macroalga Gracilaria verrucosa, which is naturally occurring in this basin, and the mussels Mytilus galloprovincialis, which has been for a long time cultivated in that area.
		While there exists extensive scientific and technical information on the culture of mussels in Mar Piccolo, such is not the case for Gracilaria verrucosa, which had not been attempted before.
		In this report, we discuss and evaluate the possibility of applying an integrated aquaculture system based on suspended cultivation of Gracilaria verrucosa and long-line rearing of the mussel Mytilus galloprovincialis in the Mar Piccolo of Taranto; we present and discuss our very promising preliminary result for Gracilaria verrucosa cultivation in the Mar Piccolo Second Inlet.
	www.msu.edu /%7Emerrill3/Seaweeds/Gracilaria (284 words)

	Gracilaria parvispora
		Gracilaria parvispora has solid, commonly compressed branches, 1 - 4 mm in diameter, with long narrow, pointed tips.
		Gracilaria parvispora is found on reef flats and areas of sand overlying rocky substrate with moderate water motion.
		Gracilaria parvispora is one of the larger native red algae in Hawai‘i, reaching lengths up to 60 cm.
	www.hawaii.edu /reefalgae/invasive_algae/rhodo/gracilaria_parvispora.htm (483 words)

	Guampedia - Guam's Online Encyclopedia
		Gracilaria tsudae is documented only from the west coast of Guam, i.e., Tanguisson, Tumon Bay, Nimitz Channel, Sella Bay and Fouha Bay.
		Specimens of Gracilaria tsudae from Sella Bay and Agat were also reported to be toxic.
		Prostaglandins, a class of metabolic regulators, have been previously isolated from Australian Gracilaria edulis and from Japanese G. chorda and G. verrucosa, and were also considered as the possible toxin.
	www.guampedia.com /demo/Sample%20Entry_files/gracilaria/gracilaria.htm (670 words)

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