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RECENTLY, several communications have appeared in NATURE relating to seaweeds, their properties and uses. It is apparent that their commercial potentialities are much more considerable than has hitherto been realized, and that this is not merely a temporary effect of war needs. Obviously, progress must depend on the continuance of adequate supplies, yet little has been said as to the need for the study of their distribution, conservation and protection in favourable localities.
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DELF, E. Fluctuations in Seaweed. Nature 153, 223–224 (1944). https://doi.org/10.1038/153223b0
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