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… some of the ecosystem functions performed by the vast biomass of microbes in the ocean. Soon, however, such … of direct extraction of natural products from marine biomass, such as the extraction of oils from Sargassum or … this rapidly growing industry often makes use of marine biomass, such as fish waste or harvested algae, to produce …

… mesopelagic or “twilight” zone (200-1000 meters) holds a biomass of up to 10 billion met- ric tons (Irigoien et al., … marine organ- isms that provide the structure-forming biomass and constitute ‘habitat’ in the open ocean”, thus … Irigoien, X. et al. (2014). “Large Mesopelagic Fishes Biomass and Trophic Efficiency in the Open Ocean.” Nature …

… they are thriving deep-sea oases able to support high biomass densities, maintain increased productivity and … and extrac- tion, tourism and recreation, and commercial biomass re- moval. The high level of endemicity found at … ecosystems by sweeping away critical benthic epifaunal biomass as by- catch, and decimating coral assemblages …

… of psoriasis. Production of halichondrin B from sponge biomass was found not to be a feasible process, mainly due to … is to obtain enzymes able to assist in the conversion of biomass into value-added products, such as glucose and … michellamine B, and their collection provided sufficient biomass for the isolation of enough pure compound to complete …

… if the blossoms of a plant were harvested as a bulk or biomass commodity for direct use in an herbal tea or a …

… on to include Synthetic Biology, the effort to monopolize biomass, and our opposition to the new ‘Biomassters’. We are …