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Gracilaria confervoid

Agar. This gum is extracted from certain marine algae belonging to the class Rhodophyceae, red seaweed, which abound off the coasts of Japan, Mexico, Portugal, and Denmark. Important species include Gelidium cartilagineum and Gracilaria confervoides. [Pg.431]

Ceramium boydenii, C. kondoi Gracilaria confervoides, G. verrucosa Palmaria palmate Porphyra sp., P. tenera... [Pg.898]

See other pages where Gracilaria confervoid is mentioned: [Pg.431] [Pg.295] [Pg.295] [Pg.317] [Pg.318] [Pg.320] [Pg.322] [Pg.322] [Pg.189] [Pg.899] [Pg.900] [Pg.504] [Pg.9] [Pg.9] [Pg.431] [Pg.295] [Pg.295] [Pg.317] [Pg.318] [Pg.320] [Pg.322] [Pg.322] [Pg.189] [Pg.899] [Pg.900] [Pg.504] [Pg.9] [Pg.9]

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Gracilaria confervoides