3 Art�culos

Key Biofouling Organisms in Tidal Habitats Targeted by the Offshore Renewable Energy Sector in the North Atlantic Include the Massive Barnacle Chirona hameri

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Andrew Want, Audrey Goubard, Sol�ne Jonveaux, Donald Leaver and Michael C. Bell

Marine habitats are being targeted for the extraction of offshore renewable energy (ORE) as part of the drive to decarbonise electricity generation. Unmanaged biofouling impacts ORE devices and infrastructure by elevating drag forces, increasing weight, ... ver m�s

Revista: Journal of Marine Science and Engineering Formato: Electr�nico

Tabla de contenido: Vol: 11 Num: 0 Par: 11 A�o: 2023

Sea Anemone Aiptasiomorpha minuta (Verrill, 1867) as a Possible Agent to Control Biofouling in Oyster Culture and the Optimal Conditions for Its Mass Rearing under Laboratory Conditions

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en l�nea

Mary Grace Sedanza, Hee-Jin Kim and Cyril Glenn Satuito

The potential use of the sea anemone Aiptasiomorpha minuta as an agent for controlling biofouling on cultured oysters and the optimum culture conditions for its mass culture were evaluated. Field experiments showed that nineteen species (eight phyla), in... ver m�s

Revista: Journal of Marine Science and Engineering Formato: Electr�nico

Tabla de contenido: Vol: 10 Num: 0 Par: 10 A�o: 2022

Automated Image Analysis of Offshore Infrastructure Marine Biofouling

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en l�nea

Kate Gormley, Faron McLellan, Christopher McCabe, Claire Hinton, Joseph Ferris, David I. Kline and Beth E. Scott

In the UK, some of the oldest oil and gas installations have been in the water for over 40 years and have considerable colonisation by marine organisms, which may lead to both industry challenges and/or potential biodiversity benefits (e.g., artificial r... ver m�s

Revista: Journal of Marine Science and Engineering Formato: Electr�nico

Tabla de contenido: Vol: 6 Num: 0 Par: 1 A�o: 2018

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