bladderwrack

Bladderwrack: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits

Bladderwrack (Fucus Vesiculosus) belongs to the brown algae family (Fucaceae). Due to its shape reminiscent of an oak leaf, it is also known as sea oak and sea oak. In technical literature it is called kelb, hump kelp or seaweed. The seaweed has many uses: as a natural remedy, vegetable (Japanese cuisine) and food additive. … Bladderwrack: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits

Seaweed

Latin name: Fucus vesiculosusSynonyms: Brown algae, bladderwrackPopulations: humpback seaweed, sea oak Plant description Brown algae are common in the Atlantic Ocean and on the North and Baltic Sea coasts. They form narrow leaves up to one meter long, branched with a clear midrib. The air-filled bubbles are usually arranged in pairs. The leaves, harvested with … Seaweed