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A single adult oyster can filter 20-50 gallons of water daily, removing nitrogen, phosphorus and solids that would otherwise fuel harmful algal blooms ... increase erosion at the base of the wall and ...

The authors reveal that failure to activate PGL1, a polygalacturonase degrading cell wall pectin, in the tcpΔ7 mutant results in enhanced endoreplication and cell enlargement, unraveling a ...

A single adult oyster can filter 20-50 gallons of water daily, removing nitrogen, phosphorus and solids that would otherwise fuel harmful algal blooms ... the base of the wall and create more ...

Harmful algal blooms (HABs) pose significant challenges to coastal ... PAC integrates easily into the foams and transports uniformly into the water column, leading to effective cell flocculation.

This marks the first time the dynamic process of cell-wall construction has been observed in real time ... biochemicals from diverse feedstocks like terrestrial plants and marine algae. “I remember ...

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N. sing1's genome sequence showed that the diatom carries a gene for an enzyme that breaks down alginate, a carbon polymer in the cell walls of brown algae—a group that includes kelp and other ...

The authors add, “In this study we show how a non-photosynthetic diatom (diatoms are ancestrally photosynthetic microalgae) evolved the ability to metabolize the abundant brown algal cell wall ...

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