...are presently simplified systems, like fish/seaweed/ shellfish. In the future, more advanced...of extractive organisms - shellfish, microalgae and seaweeds - in the treatment of household effluents...the final effluent were filtered by seaweed (mainly Gracilaria and Ulva) biofilters. ... dissolved nitrogen uptake efficiency of seaweeds in IMTA systems. Reported values ... development with trout, oysters and seaweeds. Present research is focusing on ...

.... It's so not humid here that I thought three weeks or a month would give them some protection from the heat? [snipt] Yes, that's a decent approach. FYI, Jumpstart is b1, humic acid and seaweed extract. Yes, I looked it up. It's on my want list at HTG Supply. Was quite happy with my last order from them so will get it coming soon. Shultz transplant solution is B1 and phosphorus enriched. Never ...

...> > water in a spray bottle to wet them twice a day. They seem to like that and as I said, they haven't crumped yet. Yes, that's a decent approach. FYI, Jumpstart is b1, humic acid and seaweed extract. Yes, I looked it up. It's on my want list at HTG Supply. Was quite happy with my last order from them so will get it coming soon. Shultz transplant solution is B1 and phosphorus enriched. Never seen a plant fail ...

... Grow with water in a spray bottle to wet them twice a day. They seem to like that and as I said, they haven't crumped yet. Yes, that's a decent approach. FYI, Jumpstart is b1, humic acid and seaweed extract. Yes, I looked it up. It's on my want list at HTG Supply. Was quite happy with my last order from them so will get it coming soon. cool Don't feel bad. Its just part of the learning... ...

...It's not a powder by any means but it does leave a lot of residue in the bottom of the glass after straining. The flavor is certainly stronger and richer (more brothy in texture, not sweet in taste but not too much seaweed either, it's vegetal but not in the same way as a Chinese green might be..it's more mossy or something). Anyhow. Is this an example of what I should look for in a higher quality sencha? Thanks in advance. ...

...It's not a powder by any means but it does leave a lot of residue in the bottom of the glass after straining. The flavor is certainly stronger and richer (more brothy in texture, not sweet in taste but not too much seaweed either, it's vegetal but not in the same way as a Chinese green might be..it's more mossy or something). Anyhow. Is this an example of what I should look for in a higher quality sencha? Thanks in advance. ...

...It's not a powder by any means but it does leave a lot of residue in the bottom of the glass after straining. The flavor is certainly stronger and richer (more brothy in texture, not sweet in taste but not too much seaweed either, it's vegetal but not in the same way as a Chinese green might be..it's more mossy or something). Anyhow. Is this an example of what I should look for in a higher quality sencha? Thanks in advance. ...

...'s not a powder by any means but it does leave a lot of residue in the bottom of the glass after straining. The flavor is certainly stronger and richer (more brothy in texture, not sweet in taste but not too much seaweed either, it's vegetal but not in the same way as a Chinese green might be..it's more mossy or something). Anyhow. Is this an example of what I should look for in a higher quality sencha? Thanks in advance. Melinda

...hot side. They describe it as "a natural toasty sweetness and an earthy, biscuity fragrance." Not sure that's quite how I'd put it - it's deliciously rich without being strong. The taste is more herbal and almost "vegetable broth" with prominent umame rather than strongly caffeine or tea-like. Unlike Japanese senchas it doesn't have the seaweed or cabbage notes. -- Cats have nine lives, which is why they rarely post to Usenet.

...It is exclusively synthesised by bacteria and is found primarily in meat, eggs and dairy products. There has been considerable research into proposed plant sources of vitamin B12. Fermented soya products, seaweeds, and algae such as spirulina have all been suggested as containing significant B12..... Human faeces can contain significant B12. A study has shown that a group of Iranian vegans obtained adequate...