It turns out tropical Sargassum doesn't like it hot either. Negative effects of temperature to both adults and propagules. First PhD chapter out today! with: @ZoeLoffler@evacmcclure @MorganPratchett @AndySHoey @CoralCoE @lirrf
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For anyone affected by #bushfire#smoke who can't get an air purifier, here's a great article showing how to DIY (cheaply) from @SmartAirFilters : https://t.co/R8oXcHLxk8
William Kilburn (1745-1818) was a botanical illustrator & calico printer esp. known for textile designs that drew from his knowledge of algology, conchology & botany. His fabric depicted submarine scenes that incorporated shells, coral & seaweed. (Petition to remake this fabric!)
What to do with your old fabric poster? Turn it into a bag or apron or a pencil case. @REpost_poster https://t.co/utWvMNIqo7 #phDchat#ECRchat#postdoc#PhDforum
The diversity of colours and shapes of Australian underwater forests is truly bewitching. Imagine if trees on land had such colours! #seaweed#redalgae?
Take a look at the @bpsalgae 2019 Hilda Canter-Lund algae photo competition winner @ZoeLoffler and her image: Symphony of seaweed. Extraordinary work Zoe! Read more about this amazing image at: https://t.co/NeeSmMMs0J
Are you a MANLY local?! If so, please consider voting for our *FESTIVAL OF SEAWEED* #MyCommunity project!Our proposal blends ART, FOOD and SCIENCE to celebrate Sydney's underwater forests and our marine environment https://t.co/V04GEtslo7
What a dream! I won an algal photography competition!! 🌱😀🥳 Thanks so much to the Hilda Canter-Lund foundation, @bps_algae and @Basil0Saurus, and congratulations also to Damian! @CoralCoE @jcu
This is the season to be jolly - if you are chasing a job in coral reef science!
Four positions in exciting new project at AIMS. Come join us in delivering important science for the Great Barrier Reef. Excellent facilities and collaborative environment. https://t.co/dfTTGjWluU
@CoralCoE @victorhm21@victorhm21 I saw this at Lizard on the 4th of December 2017 - the lunar cycle and/or tides might have been the same as in 2018? 🙂