A clump of fuzzy Dumontia contorta from the local subtidal for #PhycologyFriday. Have a wonderful weekend!

Ptilota serrata from subtidal waters of Nova Scotia to start #PhycologyFriday for 2025. Best wishes to all for a healthy and safe year.

@EvoEcoAmy Certainly an improvement 🙂

One of our cryptic species of Opuntiella from Haida Gwaii for #PhycologyFriday. A wonderful weekend to all and a joyful Thanksgiving to my fellow Canadians!

RT @jasenbenwah: Sept 30 National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Every child matters E'tasiw mijua'ji'j mekite'tasit. Prono…

This is our most northerly (29.054 S) collection of Hormosira banksii from the SE corner of Norfolk Island. One amazing island for seaweed! Happy #PhycologyFriday.

Gloiocladia laciniata from Haida Gwaii for #PhycologyFriday. Have a great day colleagues!

The cold water Odonthalia dentata from one of the few remaining Maritime Province (Canada) populations. Have a wonderful #PhycologyFriday.

Acrochaetium secundatum growing on Vertebrata lanosa in the Bay of Fundy for #PhycologyFriday.

Imprint left by Desmarestia's acid leaching on to a sun soaked rock in Haida Gwaii for #Phycologyfriday.

RT @awegalloway: New paper out from our group (@CTELab ) by Dr. @RossWhippo quantifying the effects of the chemical cues of Pycnopodia on p…

@MontBaySeaweeds Devastating loss of a valued friend and colleague.

RT @jasenbenwah:

Asperococcus fistulous on Fucus from a dive in the Bay of Fundy last week for #phycologyfriday. Our first collection from the NB coast in the Bay.

Spongonema tomentosum from a recent trip to the Bay of Fundy for #phycologyfriday.

RT @funnyfishes: Hey #UBC students come learn alongside me and the @beatymuseum!

RT @Martonelab: Major update to the #SeaweedSorter app now available! Many name changes (beloved Microcladia is now Ceramothamnion!), 6 new…

Sharing what I believe is Syncoryne reinkei for #PhycologyFriday. Found it this week while collecting Rhodochorton spp. Thoughts welcome from green algal experts. Have a wonderful weekend.

Back to Gwaii Haanas for #PhycologyFriday. Derbesia growing on a rhodolith. Have a wonderful weekend.

On this day in 1836 Darwin departed the Cocos (Keeling) Islands where he crystallized his hypotheses on coral atoll formation. Fortunately seaweed were low on his radar and we collected this new species (now Asteromenia crenulata) during a 2013 collecting trip.