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*Saccharina japonica* is a marine brown alga widely cultivated in East Asia to produce kombu, a staple food ingredient and primary global source of sodium alginate.
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*Saccharina latissima*, known as sugar kelp, is a yellow-brown alga widely cultivated in the United States and Europe for its edible fronds and agricultural applications.
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A red alga native to Pacific North American coasts, forming hollow, water-filled sacs that visibly expel water when squeezed, earning the common name sea sac.
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Kelp with a long ribbon-like blade native to cold North Pacific waters; closely related to Saccharina japonica, the kombu central to Japanese cuisine.
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