Sea Belt Seaweed or Poor Man’s Weatherglass

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Close-up image of shiny natural pattern and texture on Sea Belt Seaweed - Laminaria saccharina

For more information about Sea Belt or Poor Man’s Weatherglass seaweed – Laminaria saccharina (Linnaeus) Lamouroux – see the earlier Postings about this species on Jessica’s Nature Blog.

Sea Belt seaweed, Laminaria saccharina, washed up on a pebble beach

Sea Belt seaweed, Laminaria saccharina, washed up on a pebble beach

Sea Belt seaweed, Laminaria saccharina, washed up on a pebble beach

Close-up image of shiny natural pattern and texture on Sea Belt Seaweed - Laminaria saccharina

Close-up image of shiny natural pattern and texture on Sea Belt Seaweed - Laminaria saccharina

Close-up image of shiny natural pattern and texture on Sea Belt Seaweed - Laminaria saccharina

Close-up image of shiny natural pattern and texture on Sea Belt Seaweed - Laminaria saccharina

Close-up image of shiny natural pattern and texture on Sea Belt Seaweed - Laminaria saccharina

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5 Replies to “Sea Belt Seaweed or Poor Man’s Weatherglass”

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  3. Yes, I see what you mean. Strange, given that this seaweed has a sweet substance within. If you dry the weed, it develops a white powdery sugary coating.

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  4. Great selection Jessica. These images are amazing. I find the golden coloured ones almost hypnotic.

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