Giant clone of seaweed discovered in the Baltic Sea
Researchers at the University of Gothenburg have discovered that what was previously thought to be a unique seaweed species of bladderwrack for the Baltic Sea is in fact a giant clone of common bladderwrack, perhaps the world's largest clone overall. The discovery has implications for predicting the future of seaweed in a changing ocean.
Beach just south of
#HeartsDelight (i think, i'm not super familiar with that coast!) on the
#AvalonPeninsula in
#Newfoundland.
P.S. I ran it through Glaze, i'm not sure how devoted i am to doing that yet. But that's why it has a weird texture if you look close.
#NewfoundlandAndLabrador #NFLD #beach #seashore #shore #shoreline #rocks #stones #pipestone #rockhound #sea #bay #AtlanticOcean #seaweed #rockweed #fucusVery excited for this.
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RT @BefScale
This week
#BEFScale researcher @tom_fairchild and Masters student Josh have been developing tools to map the abundance of diff
#species of canopy-forming brown
#seaweeds using our
#multispectral #drone! We can see diffs between
#fucus,
#ascophyllum and
#kelp spp!
#science #coasts https://twitter.com/BefScale/status/1625870613020565504
BEF-Scale on Twitter
“This week #BEFScale researcher @tom_fairchild and Masters student Josh have been developing tools to map the abundance of diff #species of canopy-forming brown #seaweeds using our #multispectral #drone! We can see diffs between #fucus, #ascophyllum and #kelp spp! #science #coasts”
]It's still been too long.[ #MarineScience #MarineBiology #Fucus #Seaweed #Beach #MigratedPost
below migrated from my twitter posted 7/25/2020
"*gross sobbing* it’s been too long"
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