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» Algaculture
   Information from Wikipedia on this form of aquaculture involving the production of microalgae, including growing, harvesting and processing the algae, and using it as an energy source and in commerce and industry.
   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algaculture

» AlgaeFuel
   Aims to develop a sustainable and renewable process to produce biofuel from micro-algal oil as an alternative to petroleum. Provides information on the company, the algal species with potential and the research and development being undertaken.
   http://www.algaefuel.org

» Eucheuma spp.
   Information from the FAO on the cultivation of this seaweed, used for the production of caragheen, its biology, habitat, the production cycle, production systems, diseases, production statistics, markets and trade.
   http://www.fao.org/fishery/culturedspecies/Eucheuma_spp/en

» Laminaria japonica: Japanese Kelp
   Information from the FAO on the cultivation of this seaweed, mostly grown in China, its biology, habitat, the production cycle, production systems, diseases and their control, production statistics, markets and trade.
   http://www.fao.org/fishery/culturedspecies/Laminaria_japonica/en

» Porphyra spp.
   Information from the FAO on this red seaweed, mostly grown in China, its biology, habitat, the production cycle, production systems, diseases and thir control, markets and trade.
   http://www.fao.org/fishery/culturedspecies/Porphyra_spp/en

» Productivity of Long Ogo (Gracilaria parvispora) in Floating Cages
   Article describing research into the cultivation of this edible red seaweed in Hawaii and the factors influencing yields.
   http://ag.arizona.edu/azaqua/ogo.htm

» Seaweeds
   Information from the Philippines Department of Agriculture on selecting a site, permits, preparations, planting, maintaining, harvesting and drying this crop, with information on products made from seaweed.
   http://daweb.da.gov.ph/tips/seaweeds.pdf

» Simple Home Algae Cultures and Breeding
   Demonstrates how to culture and cultivate most algae strains at home, substituting some readily available items and homemade apparatus for more traditional laboratory glassware.
   http://www.instructables.com/id/Simple_Algae_Home_CO2_Scrubber_Part_II_Culturing