Seaweeds and its Applications: A Review

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M.S Irfan Ahmed
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A. Krishnaveni
A. Krishnaveni
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Abstract

Kelp is one of the main living assets of the sea. Despite their wide applications in food and feed businesses, they have acquired significance as restorative sources due to their high mending, antimicrobial and antioxidative properties. As a rich wellspring of important compound parts, ocean growth is utilized in different businesses like beauty care products, Fuel, water treatment, and so on. Being a plant of remarkable construction and biochemical arrangement, ocean growth could be utilized profoundly for its multi-useful properties as food, energy, medication, and beauty care products. The dispersion, properties, and wide use of kelp are examined exhaustively in this paper.

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M.S Irfan Ahmed. 2026. \u201cSeaweeds and its Applications: A Review\u201d. Global Journal of Computer Science and Technology - D: Neural & AI GJCST-D Volume 22 (GJCST Volume 22 Issue D2): .

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Seaweed and its potential uses in biotechnology, environmental science, and medicine are explored in this review.
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Kelp is one of the main living assets of the sea. Despite their wide applications in food and feed businesses, they have acquired significance as restorative sources due to their high mending, antimicrobial and antioxidative properties. As a rich wellspring of important compound parts, ocean growth is utilized in different businesses like beauty care products, Fuel, water treatment, and so on. Being a plant of remarkable construction and biochemical arrangement, ocean growth could be utilized profoundly for its multi-useful properties as food, energy, medication, and beauty care products. The dispersion, properties, and wide use of kelp are examined exhaustively in this paper.

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