Fucus

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Fucus is a genus of brown seaweeds commonly found on rocky seashores in temperate regions, known for their flat, branching fronds and ecological importance in intertidal zones.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf brown alga
genus
attachment holdfast
class Phaeophyceae NERFINISHED
contains alginate
iodine
polyphenols
describedBy Carl Linnaeus
distribution Northern Hemisphere NERFINISHED
ecologicalRole habitat former
primary producer
shoreline stabilizer
family Fucaceae NERFINISHED
gameteType antheridia
oogonia
habitat intertidal zone
rocky seashores
temperate coastal waters
hasCommonName rockweed
wrack
kingdom Chromista NERFINISHED
lifeCycle diploid-dominant
no free-living haploid generation
namingAuthority Linnaeus NERFINISHED
notableSpecies Fucus distichus NERFINISHED
Fucus serratus
Fucus spiralis NERFINISHED
Fucus vesiculosus NERFINISHED
occursOnCoastOf Baltic Sea NERFINISHED
North Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
North Sea NERFINISHED
order Fucales NERFINISHED
photosyntheticPigment chlorophyll a
chlorophyll c
fucoxanthin
phylum Ochrophyta NERFINISHED
reproduction oogamous sexual reproduction
reproductiveStructure conceptacle
receptacle
taxonRank genus
thallusMorphology air bladders
dichotomous branching
flat fronds
midrib-like central axis
tolerance desiccation in intertidal exposure
wave action
typeOf brown seaweed
usedFor animal feed supplement
fertilizer
traditional medicine

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Fucales includesGenus Fucus