The Rise and Fall of a Commercial Seaweed – and a Community's Fortunes With It – The Wire Science

Kappaphycus alvarezii proved to be a commercially viable livelihood option for the people of Rameswaram. But it also poses a danger to coral reefs in the biodiversity hotspot of Gulf of Mannar region.

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