/lit/ - Literature

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I have not, nor have I pondered their age. I wonder if there is an algal/seaweed equivalent for an "old growth" or "virgin" forest. Aquaculture of marine plants is one of those fields I would certainly my entire life and energy to. Kathleen Drew-Baker does ring a bell in me. I was looking for phycologists that could serve as something of an inspiration, one, Hans Christian Lyngbye, was a Catholic priest. I intend to read more about him.
Your comment on sea slug diversity is nice, especially considering species like the Blue Glaucus, which I have yet to see with my own eyes. Being ambushed by a Portuguese Man o' War would not be pleasant. Though I do tend to appreciate more drab, less showy species of marine life for whatever reason.