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Flavour Launch Seminar, 28th March 2012: Seaweeds for flavour by Ole Mouritsen, Director of the Centre for Biomembrane Physics, University of Southern Denmark.
Flavour Launch Seminar, 28th March 2012: Seaweeds for flavour by Ole Mouritsen, Director of the Centre for Biomembrane Physics, University of Southern Denmark.
4.
Green (Chlorophyta) 1000-2000
Red (Rhodophyta) 5000-6000
Brown (Phaeophyceae) 1500-2000
5.
Weeds ?
Algae, bright order!
By Cryptogamists defended –
Translate marine plants
as Linnaeus intended.
You collect and admire us,
we amuse leisure hours;
“Then call us not weeds,
we are Ocean’s gay flowers.”
Curtis
6.
Can you really eat this ?
Saccharina latissima Fucus vesiculosus
(sugar kelp) (bladder wrack)
7.
There is nothing more
disgusting than seaweed
Seaweed is appropriate for
distinguished guests
– even kings
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