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Many of the hundreds of types of seaweed that grow in Scotland's strong tides are edible, delicious and healthy.

Sea truffles, sea lettuce, dulse, dillisk, Irish moss. All sorts of seaweed can be found on Scottish shores, a passionate forager explains "The seaweed on these bare rocks is very slippery," says ...

Molecular identification of species Green algae of the genus Ulva inhabit marine and brackish water environments and are known for their cosmopolitan distribution. Due to the occurrence of strong ...

Biological cells often possess thin, hair-like protrusions on their surface known as cilia, which serve various functions ...

With occasional rain showers, you may have noticed green stains appearing on the wood fences of your garden. This is most likely algae. Gardening isn't a favourite task for many, but as spring ...

Instead of continuing to dig tunnels or pits, some scientists are looking to a promising yet challenging source of minerals: ...

"Chlorella is nutrient-packed food, specifically a green algae, with potential to be called the next big 'superfood,'" registered dietitian Roxana Ehsani tells Fortune. Found in freshwater ...

Don't let green algae turn your beautiful garden into a sight for sore eyes; a simple cleaning solution is all you need to banish that gunk away. Neglecting the algae means risking wood decay and rot.