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Eucheuma,
commonly known as sea moss or gusô (/ɡuˈsɔːʔ/), is a
rhodophyte seaweed that may vary in
color (purple, brown, and green).
Eucheuma species...
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Eucheuma denticulatum is a
species of red
algae and one of the
primary sources of iota carrageenan. It
exists naturally in the Philippines,
tropical Asia...
- a sour dish. The most
commonly used
sources are
Eucheuma cottonii,
Kappaphycus alvarezii, and
Eucheuma spinosum,
which together provide about three-quarters...
- jelly.
Gulaman can also be made from
Eucheuma spp.,
which produces the
similarly jelly-like carrageenan.
Eucheuma is
known as gusô or
tambalang in Visayan...
- ****an. Sea
grapes (Caulerpa
lentillifera and
Caulerpa racemosa) and Gusô (
Eucheuma spp.) are
traditionally eaten in the
cuisines of
Southeast Asia (as well...
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Meristotheca papulosa.
Meristotheca papulosa (synonyms: M. ****onica and
Eucheuma papulosa) is a red alga, po****r as a sea
vegetable in Taiwan,
where it...
- are
Eucheuma spp.,
Kappaphycus alvarezii,
Gracilaria spp.,
Saccharina ****onica,
Undaria pinnatifida,
Pyropia spp., and Sarg****um fusiforme.
Eucheuma and...
- for
identification of the
morphologically plastic invasive algal genera Eucheuma and
Kappaphycus (Rhodophyta, Gigartinales) in Hawaii".
Journal of Applied...
- word agar
comes from agar-agar, the
Malay name for red
algae (Gigartina,
Eucheuma, Gracilaria) from
which the
jelly is produced. It is also
known as Kanten...
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important part of the
economy [why?], with two
major species Eucheuma alvarezii and
Eucheuma spinosium introduced to the
local lagoons from the Philippines...
