Gracilaria chilensis C.J.Bird, McLachlan & E.C.Oliveira, 1986 is a plant in the Gracilariaceae family, order Gracilariales, kingdom Plantae. Not known to be toxic.
Gracilaria chilensis C.J.Bird, McLachlan & E.C.Oliveira, 1986
Gracilaria chilensis is an edible, agar-producing red algae that is the main cultivated seaweed in Chile.
Scientific name: Gracilaria chilensis C.J.Bird, McLachlan & E.C.Oliveira, 1986. Common name pelillo, Gracilaria chilensis is an agar-producing red algae native to Pacific South America. It is edible, and it is the main seaweed species cultivated in Chile.
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