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Maerl (also rhodolith) is a
collective name for non-geniculate
coralline red
algae with a
certain growth habit.
Maerl grows at a rate of c. 1 mm per year...
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maerl.
Maerl is a very slow-growing coral-like
calcareous red
algae (it
grows only 1 mm per year). It is an
important Scottish species.
Maerl beds...
- the world. Only one
species lives in freshwater.
Unattached specimens (
maerl, rhodoliths) may form
relatively smooth compact balls to
warty or fruticose...
- in Saint-Malo, France, with the
creation of a
maerl grinding plant by the founder,
Daniel Roullier.
Maërl has been
traditionally used by
farmers in the...
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Algaculture on a
large scale is an
important type of
aquaculture in some places.
Maerl is
commonly used as a soil conditioner.
Naturally growing seaweeds are an...
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products such as drinks.
Recorded common names are griuán,
maërl, punalevä-suku,
stenhinna and
maerl. Guiry, M.D.; Guiry, G.M. (2008). "Lithothamnion". AlgaeBase...
- 15 nmi (28 km; 17 mi) west of Boulogne,
boasts the
highest profusion of
maerl in the strait. Thus some 682 km2 (263 sq mi) of the
strait is classified...
- Trá an Dóilín, a
biogenic gravel beach made of
coralline algae known as "
maerl".
Galway Hookers are a
distinctive form of
native Irish boat, and Carraroe...
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marine feature in the
Lamlash bay NTZ are the
Maerl beds.
Maerl is also
present in the
South Arran MPA.
Maerl is a very slow-growing (1 mm per year) coral-like...
- dwelling" is in the
confines of Caol Scotnish. The
inner loch
contains maerl beds and
burrowed mud, and
supports a
colony of
volcano worm,
whilst the...
