Excess nutrients from human activities can promote blooms of some species of the sea-lettuce genus Ulva in shallow coastal waters. Decomposition of accumulated biomass can release hazardous gases, including hydrogen sulfide.
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Excess nutrients from human activities can promote blooms of some species of the sea-lettuce genus Ulva in shallow coastal waters. Decomposition of accumulated biomass can release hazardous gases, including hydrogen sulfide.
A scientific review published in 2019 discusses using biomass from species of the sea-lettuce genus Ulva as a feedstock for extracting valuable compounds, food applications and biofuel production.
Approved version OWNER-REVIEW-20261028T112912409 · last approved 28 October 2026