Are there marine plants in your house??. Edible Marine Plants Seaweed: Nori Phytoplankton: Nutritional supplements (Spirulina) Agar: Hostess fruit pies,

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Are there marine plants in your house??

Edible Marine Plants Seaweed: Nori Phytoplankton: Nutritional supplements (Spirulina) Agar: Hostess fruit pies, yogurt Carrageenan: Baby Ruth, ice cream, sour cream, chocolate milk, pudding Alginic acid: Sunny D, Top Ramen Noodles, Mrs. Butterworth’s syrup,

Helpful Marine Plants Seaweeds: Garden fertilizer Alginic acid: Shampoo, antacids, shaving cream, paint Carrageenan: Aquafresh toothpaste Diatomaceous earth: Sensodyne toothpaste, silver polish, swimming pool filter powder, flea powders, garden pest control

Marine Plants for Energy Biofuels: Raw phytoplankton can be processed to make gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel.