An ecological study of the red alga, Ahnfeltia cocinna (Rhodophyta, Gigartinales)
NSGL #: HAWAU-Y-77-001
An in situ study of recruitment, growth and survival of subtidal marine algae: techniques and preliminary results
NSGL #: CUIMR-R-76-023
An introduction to Hanauma Bay
NSGL #: HAWAU-G-90-001
A physiological approach to mariculture of red algae
NSGL #: CUIMR-R-83-066
Aquaculture in Washington State
NSGL #: WASHU-G-88-010
A resource management study of Gelidium robustum
NSGL #: CUIMR-R-71-035
Balancing conservation with commercial use: an experiment to guide sustainable exploitation of an ecologically vulnerable kelp
NSGL #: CASG-Y-07-003
Calluses and callus-like growth in seaweeds: induction and culture
NSGL #: CUIMR-R-87-042
Calluses, cells, and protoplasts in studies towards genetic improvement of seaweeds
NSGL #: CUIMR-R-86-060
Cloning marine algae for mariculture
NSGL #: WASHU-R-83-011
Common edible seaweeds in the Gulf of Alaska
- First edition
NSGL #: AKU-H-05-001 - Second edition
NSGL #: AKU-H-12-001
Cultivation and hybridization of giant kelps (Phaeophyceae)
NSGL #: CUIMR-R-77-041
Developing a mariculture business in Alaska: information and resources
NSGL #: AKU-G-93-002
Difference in carrageenan in gametophytes and tetrasporophytes and of red algae
NSGL #: WASHU-R-75-021
Direct observation of algal spores under natural conditions
NSGL #: CUIMR-R-71-030
Effects of competition and dispersal on the recruitment of the annual kelp Nereocystis luetkeana
NSGL #: CASG-Y-10-008
Effects of seaweed extracts and secondary metabolites on feeding by the herbivorous surgeonfish Naso lituratus
NSGL #: HAWAU-R-94-034 and CASG-R-11-047
Establishing a seaweed industry in Hawaii: an initial assessment
NSGL #: HAWAU-T-87-001
Experimental harvests of macroalgae along the Oregon coast with an analysis of associated epiphytic diatom communities (thesis abstract)
NSGL #: ORESU-X-03-011
Exploring the ocean — stating the case for chemistry
NSGL #: HAWAU-R-99-010
Exploratory studies of vegetative propagation of marine algae: procedure for obtaining axenic tissues
NSGL #: CUIMR-R-81-045
Field guide to seaweeds of Alaska
NSGL #: AKU-H-10-003
Genetics in Aquaculture II: Proceedings of the Second International Symposium on Genetics in Aquaculture
NSGL #: CUIMR-W-85-003
Influence of antecedent water temperatures on standing crop of a Sargassum spp.-dominated reef flat in Hawaii
NSGL #: HAWAU-R-90-006
Mariculture of marine plants: a critical pathway approach
NSGL #: CUIMR-R-83-056
Mariculture of red seaweeds
NSGL #: CUIMR-T-81-002
Nutrient limited growth and sources of nutrients for coral reef macroalgae
NSGL #: HAWAU-Y-97-004
Optimal production from a seaweed resource
NSGL #: CUIMR-R-77-011
OTEC aquaculture in Hawaii
NSGL #: HAWAU-O-88-001
Pacific seaweed aquaculture
NSGL #: CUIMR-W-80-001
Population consequences of biomass loss due to commercial collection of the wild seaweed Postelsia palmaeformis
NSGL #: CASG-R-10-039
Potential sites for seaweed culture in Hawaii: Hawaii, Molokai, Lanai, and Kauai
NSGL #: HAWAU-M-92-001
Proceedings of the Fourth Alaska Aquaculture Conference
NSGL #: AKU-W-87-003
Prolonged reproductive consequences of short-term biomass loss in seaweeds
NSGL #: CUIMR-R-02-015
Protoplasts from seaweeds: production and fusion
NSGL #: CUIMR-R-84-068
ReefWatcher’s guide to alien and native Hawaiian marine algae
NSGL #: HAWAU-H-04-002
Seasonality in Micronesian seaweed population and their biogeography as affecting wild crop potential
NSGL #: HAWAU-WR-78-002
Seaweed cultivation in Minamikayabe, Hokkaido, Japan: potential for similar mariculture in southeastern Alaska
NSGL #: AKU-T-87-001
Seaweed culture in Washington and British Columbia: Potential and practice
NSGL #: WASHU-R-80-020
Seaweed farms: A new approach for U.S. industry
NSGL #: HAWAU-R-73-003
Seaweeds: cell and tissue suspension cultures
NSGL #: ORESU-R-00-015
Shoreline armoring disrupts marine–terrestrial connectivity across the nearshore ecotone
NSGL #: WASHU-Y-13-001
Shellfish and seaweed harvests of Puget Sound
NSGL #: WASHU-B-86-001
Surviving on the foods and water from Alaska’s southern shores
- First edition
NSGL #: AKU-G-89-003 - Second edition
NSGL #: AKU-H-07-001 - Third edition
NSGL #: AKU-H-13-002
Taxonomy of economic seaweeds. With reference to some Pacific species.
- Volume IV
NSGL #: CUIMR-W-91-003 - Volume V
NSGL #: CUIMR-W-93-002 - Volume VI
NSGL #: CUIMR-W-95-002 - Volume VII
NSGL #: HAWAU-W-97-007 - Volume VIII
NSGL #: HAWAU-W-99-007
Taxonomy of economic seaweeds. With reference to some Pacific and Caribbean species
Volume I
NSGL #: CUIMR-W-84-003
Volume II
NSGL #: HAWAU-W-86-003
Taxonomy of economic seaweeds. With reference to the Pacific and other locations. Volume IX
NSGL #: HAWAU-W-02-002
Taxonomy of economic seaweeds. With reference to some Pacific and Western Atlantic species. Volume III
NSGL #: HAWAU-W-89-005
The domestication and cultivation of Californian microalgae
NSGL #: CUIMR-R-81-059
The effect of environment on growth and development of Zonaria farlowii
NSGL #: CUIMR-R-69-002
The effects of irradiance in determining the vertical distribution of elk kelp Pelagophycus porra
NSGL #: CASG-Y-08-011
The effects of seascape pattern on algal patch structure, sea urchin barrens, and ecological processes
NSGL #: CASG-R-15-002
The functional morphology of Eisenia arborea
NSGL #: CUIMR-R-69-003
The Limu eater cookbook of Hawaiian seaweed
NSGL #: HAWAU-U-79-001
The measurement of underwater light for biological experiments
NSGL #: CUIMR-R-72-033
The ocean as a culture dish: experimental studies of marine algal ecology
NSGL #: CASG-R-74-055
The settling behavior of marine algal spores
NSGL #: CUIMR-R-71-026
Two invaders achieve higher densities in reserves
NSGL #: WASHU-R-06-004
Two-stage hydrolysis of invasive algal feedstock for ethanol fermentation
NSGL #: HAWAU-R-11-015
Where to get more information on farming marine algae in high latitude waters
NSGL #: AKU-L-87-003