CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What are the characteristics of the living environments of kelp, laver and Spirogyra?

I don't know what to answer specifically. The main reason for the distribution of these three species is in different water layers. Kelp is a brown algae, originally introduced from the north, and previously brought back from Japan for cultivation. Porphyra is a red algae, very strong and durable! ! There are many types of Porphyra. The main cultivated species in the north is Porphyra yezoensis, and in the south is Porphyra truncatula. The living environments of these two species are somewhat different. Spirogyra is also a red algae, and it will die quickly once it is dehydrated.

I don't know what to answer specifically. The main reason for the distribution of these three species is in different water layers. Kelp is brown algae, originally introduced from the north, and previously brought back from Japan for cultivation. Porphyra is red algae and very resistant to dryness!! There are many types of porphyra. The main species cultivated in the north is Porphyra yezoensis, and in the south is Porphyra truncatula. The living environment of these two species is somewhat different. Spirogyra is also red algae, and it will die quickly if it is dehydrated.