Titlebook: Seaweeds and their Uses; V. J. Chapman,D. J. Chapman Book 1980 V. J. Chapman and D. J. Chapman 1980 Manure.Mariculture.algae.distribution.

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V. J. Chapman O.B.E., M.A., Ph.D. (Cantab.), F.L.S.,D. J. Chapman B. Sc., Ph.D.(Cal.), F.L.S.tended to be a self-sustained business model: part of the rent extracted from the market may be re-invested into new technological developments which in turn permit additional innovations, thus regenerating the sources of rents. This is the positive loop of innovation. In this sense, business would

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V. J. Chapman O.B.E., M.A., Ph.D. (Cantab.), F.L.S.,D. J. Chapman B. Sc., Ph.D.(Cal.), F.L.S.tended to be a self-sustained business model: part of the rent extracted from the market may be re-invested into new technological developments which in turn permit additional innovations, thus regenerating the sources of rents. This is the positive loop of innovation. In this sense, business would

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Minor Uses of Algae and their Products,, soluble and insoluble. The present situation is that laminaran exists in a reducing and non-reducing form, the latter possessing the mannitol end groups (Percival, 1969; Levring, Hoppe and Schmid, 1969).

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Agar-agar, word is of Malayan origin and in that language it refers to red seaweeds of the genus . (see p. 135). Hoffman (1939) states that the word agar in Malay referred to the red alga ., but this statement is not correct as . is the genus most widely used in Malaya for making an agar-like material.