seaweed

You may not often encounter “burgeoning” and “kelp” in the same sentence, but the seaweed is truly having a moment.

He raises oysters, clams, mussels — and kelp, that brown, slippery seaweed that looks like packing tape.

Carrageenan extracted from seaweed is used in products all over the world, but like so many other supply chains, this one has been unfair to local communities.

This model has diversified from nets to include seaweed farming in the Philippines.

Kayanda recently recruited 25 women on Pemba, an island off the Tanzanian coast, to start a production plant for beauty products made from seaweed.

On the other hand, he found my wasabi seaweed a bit off-putting.

Rich in dietary fiber and calcium, hijiki is a black-colored seaweed that grows wild on the Japanese coastline.

Poudre de Neptune (dill, fennel, star anise, seaweed) is by far the most-used seasoning in my kitchen.

The smell of wild thyme mingling with the salt of the low-tide seaweed conveyed stimulating fragrance.

They had dug some clams at the low tide in the forenoon and put them away, covered with wet seaweed.

The uniform level of the seaweed marked the line of the water at the height of the tide, and the limit of the sea in calm weather.

Some, covered with a hairy and glutinous seaweed, seemed like large green moles boring a way into the rock.

Do you see that orange-and-black striped blazer—there by the seaweed: he's pointing; that's Philip Lacey.