Performance of edible seaweed Caulerpa racemosa and Caulerpa scalpelliformis in laboratory culture

The grant has allowed me an opportunity to be a student researcher in Kenya Marine and Fisheries Research Institute. Over the last year, I have had the opportunity to learn extensively from my phycology project as well as from the work conducted by other researchers.
I have gained a keen interest in environmental marine science, especially with regard to pollution in the Indian Ocean. Moreover, I have gained more knowledge regarding both freshwater and marine aquaculture.
I am more excited than ever about the prospects of oceanic science, and I believe the completion of the research project will lead to the pursuit of a long-life career in marine science.

Acceptance for poster presentation to 12th WIOMSA Scientific Symposium
Green macroalgae (genus Caulerpa) of potential economic importance from three sites on the Kenyan Coastline (Document 12305)