Interest in macroalgae

[SantaMonica]

Is there much interest here in macroalgae (seaweed) cultivation? 

[jim johnsen]

I have seen an idea where seaweed is grown collected and the oil is removed but the smaller algae is far more efficient for this. seaweed can be engineered for structure and subsistence if there is desire. 

[Nathan McCorkle]

I think I heard about someone making a closed-loop fish tank system
that had an algae component for purification.

On Sun, Jul 27, 2014 at 4:39 PM, SantaMonica <fishg...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Is there much interest here in macroalgae (seaweed) cultivation?
>

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[Yuriy Fazylov]

to what end?

[SantaMonica]

I think the use of macroalgae is for biogas, etc, as opposed to oils/lipids.