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Title: Proximate composition of four seaweeds commonly found on the portuguese shore
Other Titles: Composição aproximada de quatro algas comuns à costa portuguesa
Composición aproximada de cuatro algas comunes en la costa portuguesa
Authors: Jesus, Meirielly
Mata, Fernando
Pereira Pinto, Ricardo
Rocha, Susana
Vaz-Velho, Manuela
Keywords: Seaweeds
Algae
Portuguese shore
Chemical composition of seaweeds
Issue Date: 2022
Publisher: Instituto Internacional Despertando Vocações
Citation: Jesus, M. S., Mata, F., Pinto, R. M. P., Rocha, S., & Vaz-Velho, M. (2022). Proximate composition of four seaweeds commonly found on the portuguese shore. In A. L. Balieiro, A. P. C. Câmara, A. K. V. O. Lima, E. V. Silva, I. B. Souza, J. P. Ferreira, & K. G. S. Albuquerque (Orgs), Tendências e estratégias para a agroindústria do futuro: Ciagro 2022 (vol. 1, pp. 188-20). Instituto Internacional Despertando Vocações. https://doi.org/10.31692/978-65-88970-27-0.188-200
Abstract: Four macroalgae species, three red algae (Palmaria palmata, Gracilaria gracilis and Porphyra umbilicalis) and one green algae (Ulva rigida) were analysed to calculate and compare their proximate composition. These algae were grown in aquaculture in the same geography, and were also harvested in the same season. Ulva rigida differentiates the most from the other with higher contents of carotenoids and lower content in ashes. Palmaria palmata shows the lower contents in total sugars, lipids, and protein, but higher in ashes. Porphyra umbilicalis and Gracilaria gracilis have similar contents showing high contents of both lipids and protein.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11960/3320
ISBN: 978-65-88970-27-0
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