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To: visualops
Soylent Green?

Not all al-gae - not to be confused with Al gore (tho they seem to work at the same intellectual level) - are useful for human food tho.

DO you know what kind you have growing?

9 posted on 09/25/2009 7:57:32 PM PDT by ASOC (Cave quid dicis, quando, et cui)
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To: ASOC

I wasn’t necessarily thinking of food as a use. As for types of algae, they are numerous. The most common in small ponds/water gardens is string a.k.a. “hair” algae.


13 posted on 09/26/2009 4:37:56 AM PDT by visualops (artlife.us)
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To: ASOC

I should clarify about using the algae. Algae is of course, cellulose. I was thinking more along the lines of fabrics and papers (non-woven materials).


14 posted on 09/26/2009 5:16:36 AM PDT by visualops (artlife.us)
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