“seaweeds”簡單造句，seaweeds造句子

from 425 million to 500 million years ago; conodonts and ostracods and algae and seaweeds.

Any of several dried, edible seaweeds of the genera Porphyra(the red algae)and Ulva(the green algae.

Several parks along the coast have beaches where clams can be dug, seaweeds can be fished, seagulls can be seen flying and fishing boats can be ordered.

large brown seaweeds having fluted leathery fronds.

"Ulva species, commonly called sea lettuce, are among the relatively few green algae that are seaweeds."

He says while seaweeds might seem mundane they are an important habitat and food resource for underwater animals and plants.

But at night, when no one's looking, it's drawn straight in, full of nutrients and tiny creatures and the other seaweeds that have taken root on their own, as well.

any of various seaweeds that grow underwater in shallow beds.

The phycoerythrin extracted from red seaweeds can be used as a new kind of photosensitizer for photodynamic therapy.

Although this was the case on both the east and west coasts, the researchers found that seaweeds moved further south on the east coast where the warming had been greater.

"Seaweeds are often dense in shallow water. Brown algae commonly found as seaweeds include kelp, which include the largest algae, and sargassum. "

Any of various hollow or inflated saclike organs or structures, such as the floats of certain seaweeds or the specialized traps of bladderworts.

Any of various brown, often very large seaweeds of the order Laminariales.

Adsorption effect of dietary fibers from seaweeds on estrogens

The algal blooms, which can be toxic to animals and human swimmers, leave behind an ugly layer of green scum that fouls tourist beaches and starves seaweeds of light.

Soak the dried seaweeds in pure( nonchlorinated) water until soft.

He adds, however, that the seaweeds Hay and colleagues studied would likely be exceptionally toxic to young, coin-sized corals that have yet to grow big and hale.

Any of several brownish seaweeds of the genus Sargassum of tropical Atlantic waters, having rounded air bladders and often forming dense, floating masses.