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Gelidium

Gelidium is a genus of thalloid red algae comprising 134 species. Its members are known by a number of common names.

History, Taxonomy and nomenclature & Historical environmental analysis

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Taxonomy and nomenclature

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Historical environmental analysis

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Description and life cycle

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Cultivation and exploitation

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Description and life cycle

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Gelidium

Nodes135
Edges134
Triples68
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.014815
Components1

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Gelidium

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related to Cultivation and exploitation · 18
Gelidium → Advances, An, At, Chile, China, Europe, In, In Portugal, In South Africa, Israel, Japan, Korea, Management, Norway, Portugal, Pterocladiella, South Africa, Spain
related to Historical environmental analysis · 16
Gelidium → California, Cannery Row, Europe, Monterey, Monterey Bay, More, Nitrogen, North America, Pacific Grove, Point Pinos, Sensitive, The, The California, These, This, US
related to Description and life cycle · 10
Gelidium → Agarocolloids, Branching, Gelidiales, Gelling, Gracilariales, Many, Polysiphonia, Specimens, Sulphate, Tetrasporangia
related to Distribution · 7
Gelidium → Atlantic, In, North Atlantic, Pacific Ocean, Reports, Some, Species
related to Taxonomy and nomenclature · 7
Gelidium → Capreolia, Gelidiaceae, Gelidiales, Gelidiophycus, Lamouroux, Ptilophora, Species
related to Ecology · 5
Gelidium → Gelidiales, In, Santelices, Some, The
related to External links · 3
Gelidium → Algaebase, Images Archived, Wayback Machine
is a · 1
Gelidium → genus of thalloid red algae comprising 134 species

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Gelidiumis agenus of thalloid red algae comprising 134 species0.90text
substrate coverinstance ofEcologyGelidiales consists of many species that are economically important as they produce agar while some serve ecologically significant functions0.80text
Gelidiumrelated to Cultivation and exploitationAn0.60section
Gelidiumrelated to Cultivation and exploitationKorea0.60section
Gelidiumrelated to Cultivation and exploitationChina0.60section
Gelidiumrelated to Cultivation and exploitationEurope0.60section
Gelidiumrelated to Cultivation and exploitationSpain0.60section
Gelidiumrelated to Cultivation and exploitationPortugal0.60section
Gelidiumrelated to Cultivation and exploitationIn South Africa0.60section
Gelidiumrelated to Cultivation and exploitationPterocladiella0.60section
Gelidiumrelated to Cultivation and exploitationIsrael0.60section
Gelidiumrelated to Cultivation and exploitationIn Portugal0.60section

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