Index
abject
252, 254, 258
acadian seaplants
118, 119, 123
Acampora, Ralph
77–78
Adrià, Ferran
124
affective and kinesthetic entanglements
284.
phytofied
affordance
37n
agriculture
306
Ahtola
278.
kombu Ahtola
agar
colonialism and
224
culturing medium as
217, 219, 224–226, 228, 232
foodstuff as
217–221, 224–225, 228
labor and
217, 223, 227–232
scientific properties
225–228
agar-agar
135, 139
Ainu
Japanese Settler Colonialism of Hokkaido
Ainu names for Aegagropila linnaei
197, 198
Akanko Ainu Kotan
198, 209–211
“Becoming Ainu”
203, 209
al-Andalus
163
Alaria esculenta
122, 128
al-Biruni
148, 150, 154, 155n13, 158n31, 168, 170.
Aliboron
Alexandrium catenella
179
Alexandrium minutum
178
algae-
human relations
320
toxicity
320
algal bloom
92, 95, 115, 287
governance
47–49
outer space
57
society, impact on
54–56
algal perspective
42–46, 56
anthropomorphism
50–51
anthropocentrism
48
ecological vision
50–51, 52, 56
algal toxins
52, 55–56
animal testing
58
al-Ghafiqi
158, 163, 165n70, 166, 169–170
alginate
129, 135
Aliboron
148, 154, 170.
al-Biruni
allelopathy
95
al-Majusi, Ali ibn Abbas
151
al-Razi, Abu Bakr
151, 169
amnesic shellfish poisoning
181
Anabaena circinalis
179
antioxidants
114
Antonelli, Paola
272
aquaculture
100, 115, 117–119
Artforms in Nature
188
astaxanthin
184
Atkins, Anna
6
atmospheric oxygen
104
Australian Aboriginals
270
water carrier
270
water-vessel
271
autophenomenography
78
auxospore
74
Avicenna
148, 150, 154, 168, 170
Ibn Sina
Aztecs
176, 182–183
bacteria
92–93, 95–98, 100, 102
Bashō, Matsuo
117
behavior
social
94
collective
94
swarming
94
Bennett, Jane
80, 273, 273n3.
vibrant matter, thing-power
Beyerinck
182
biases
283
biocene
235
biodiversity loss
320
biofilms
250
bio-inclusive ethic
273, 289, 289n14
ethical frame
273
bio-integrated design
method of
235, 244, 251
phases of
256–257
biological consortia
92, 95, 100, 102
biological individuality
26n, 27
biological interactions
92, 94–98
bioluminescence
186–187
biomaterials
286
biophilia
252
bioreceptivity
257
Birch, Thomas
39
blue economy
277
blue-green algae
110
blue urbanism
297
Braidotti, Rosi
81
brain evolution
110
Brittany
121
Brodie, Juliet
272, 272n1.
harvesting wild kelp, wild kelp
brown algae
272, 273, 275, 283, 288
bull kelp
142–143, 271
caloric content
112
Captain Cook
180, 190
Captain Vancouver
179, 190
carbon sequestration
176–177, 186, 191
carrageen
118–119
carregeenan
118, 135, 138–140
Carson, Rachel
1, 11, 319
Caspian Sea
149
Caulerpa lentillifera
124–125
Caulerpa taxifolia
289
cavi-art
129
cell membranes
110
Cesalpino, Andrea
3
Charles Darwin
186–187
China
216, 217n2, 218, 220n4, 223, 231
chlorophyll
275
chlorophyta
110, 124
Chondrus sp.
137, 139
Chondrus crispus
118–119, 123
ciguatera poisoning
180
Cladodonta lyallii
122
Clarke, Ellen
29
classification
3, 4, 9
Claudea elegans
122
climate change
187
CO2 capture
277
coastal ecosystems
292, 295, 297n5, 300n9, 301, 303, 306, 308, 312.
marine ecosystems
coastal protection
293–294, 306, 308
coastal resilience
292
Coccolithophore
14
commons
292, 302–304, 306, 308, 310, 312
companionship (more-than-human)
76–79, 81–82, 84–85
communication
interspecific
94
chemical
94–97
electrical
93
community
93–94
building dialogues
290
of practice
283–285.
Department of Seaweed
conatus
81
conservation
199–200, 210–211.
Marimo Festival
conspecifics
93
Conversations on Plant Sensing
284
coral reefs
187
correspondence
274–275, 278
co-speculation
284
co-speculative design
284, 285
practices
284
Crete
161, 161n41
cryptogamia
120
cultivation systems
92
cultural framing
269
culture crash
240
cyanobacteria
7, 8, 110
dashi
126–127
deep time
81–82
Deleuze, Gilles
36–37, 40, 82–83
Deloria, Vine Jr.
42
De materia medica
148–149, 153–154, 155n10, 158–159, 163, 166–170, 166n81.
simple drugs
Department of Seaweed
275–276, 282.
community of practice
De Plantis
147–148, 148n1
diarrhetic shellfish poisoning
180
diatomaceous cliffs
70–71, 76, 79–80
diatomite
69, 71, 73n5, 74–76, 86–87
diatoms
1, 72–74, 77–85
Didymosphenia geminata
182
diet, plant-based
12
Dioscorides
148, 154–156, 158–159, 161n41, 162–164, 162n52, 166–170, 166n81
Drew-Baker, Kathleen Mary
117
Druehl, Louis
116, 119
duckweed
155, 155n10, 160, 167, 169–170
dulse
124–126, 141–142
Dunaliella salina
184
Durvillaea potatorum
143
dysbiosis
93
ecological connection
295, 295n3, 297n5
ecological restoration
306
ecological urbanism
297
ecosphere
110
ecosystem services
284, 299n7, 309
El Bulli
123–124, 129
eliminativism
28n2, 31–32
eliminative pluralism
33
Emiliania huxleyi
176, 186
empathy
288
engineered living materials
259
Ereshefsky, Marc
33, 41
Euglena sanguinea
178
eukaryotic life
110
eutrophication
272, 293
evolution
human
112
of life
110
Exodus
178
exsicata
114
Extended Evolutionary Synthesis
322
famine
113
fatty acids
110–112
field of visions
284
co-speculative
285
fucoxanthin
275
Fucus sp.
167
Fucus vesiculosis
288
Fuller, Buckminster
188–189
funori
124, 135–137
Fur, island of
71–72, 73n5
future cone diagram
284
co-speculative future cone
285
Gaia hypothesis
176
Galen
154, 156, 156n17, 163, 165, 165n70, 165n71, 167–169
Gambierdiscus
180
Gaziulusoy, Idil
273n2, 289n14.
Veselova, Emijlia
gelatin
217, 224, 226
Gelidium
216–220, 222–223, 226–232
gene transfer
96
gestalt psychology
260
giant kelp
142
Gloiopeltis spp.
124, 129, 130, 131
Gloipeltis tenax
136–137
Gloiopeltis complanate
136–137
Gloiopeltis furcate
136–137
glutamate
125–127, 129
glutamic acid
126
gothic
256
green gold
287
Guattari, Félix
36–37, 40
Gyldensteen Strand
306–308
Haeckel, Ernst
30, 176, 188–189
Haematococcus pluvialis
178, 184
hana tsunomata
118–119, 123
Haraway, Donna
77
hard approach
294–295
harmful algae
52–56, 59
ecological effects
51–52
disease
58
harmful algal blooms (HABs)
177, 179, 181, 190
harvesting wild kelp
270, 272n1, 273
herbarium
114, 122
Hesse, Frau Fanny Eilshemius
224, 224n9
Hibberd, Shirley
121
Hippocrates
151
Hitchcock, Alfred
180
hiyashi wakame
128
Hokkaido
118–119, 269, 287
holistic engagement
275
homeostasis
91, 98
Horace
113
Hoyle, Fred
189
human/non-human divide
78–79
hydrogel
118, 128–129
hydrophytes
9
hygiene aesthetic
253
hysteresis
225
Iberian Peninsula
149
Ibn al-Baytar
163
Ibn Sina
148, 150–151, 163, 167–168, 170
Ikeda, Kikunae
126
Ilm al-Nabat
149
Independent Air
69n1, 70n4
indigeneity
321
industry
11
Ingold, Tim
274, 274n4.
correspondence
interspecies living
304
intertidal zone
293
iron ore
186, 190
Isamu, Wakana
199–201
ITSNTS Theory
41
Japan
216–232
japanese kelp
269
Japanese settler colonialism of Hokkaido
198, 203.
Ainu
Kanten
309–311
Katsuobushi
126–127
kelp
135–136, 142–144
Kitab al-Adwiyyat al-Mufradah
149
Kitab al-Filaha
149
Kitab al-Nabat
149, 158n28
Kitab al-Saydanah
154
kombu/konbu
118–119, 127, 144
kombu Ahtola
276, 279, 280
Kōsaku, Nagata
200–204, 212
Laminaria
digitata
115–116, 126, 273
hyperborea
126, 273
land hunger period
293
van Leeuwenhoek, Anton
175–176, 189
levee paradox
295n4
“Legend of Marimo Love”
as fakelore
198, 200, 203–209, 211
plot
202, 212
Lemna minor
167, 169
life/death
78, 80–82
living water
101
Limfjorden
68, 71
lungs of our planet
185
lutruwita
143
macroalgae
1, 9, 13, 109, 111, 143, 269, 287
Macrocystis
142
Macrocystis pyrifera
114, 116, 216, 227
maki-sushi
127–128
Marambio, Camila
69n2
Mardini, Ignatius
153, 153n4
Marimo (Aegagropila linnaei)
321
biology
199
“discovery”
198
Marimo Festival
197–198, 200, 204, 209, 210–212
marine
ecosystems
293–294, 299, 310
restoration
292, 308
spatial planning
287
stewardship
289
material analogies
281, 282
medicine, traditional Chinese
220–221, 228
Meristotheca papulosa
123
Merricks, Trenton—Overdetermination Argument
31–32
metastability
35–36
methane excretion
287
microalgae
1, 9, 91–100, 110–112, 123, 287
microbial engine
176, 191
microbiome inspired green infrastructure
259
mindset
extractive
287
regenerative
287
model organisms
240
molecular gastronomy
129
monoculture
92, 98–100, 240–242, 319–321
Monte Verde
112
more-than-humans
300, 300n9
mosfarve
139–141
mouthfeel
123, 125–128
multiple realizability
29n4
multisensory encounters
283
multispecies
322
museums
119, 121
mycorrhizae
99
Myers, Natasha
284
Møller, Jens
129
Naganode, Oki
276, 277
Natural History Museum, London
120–122
Natural Monument Status
203
nature-based solution
299, 299n7, 306
Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind
276
Nereocystis luetkeana
121, 142–143
neopelagic ecosystems
287
Niboshi
126–127
Nicander
162, 162n52
niche construction
28, 38
Noctiluca scintillans
178, 187
Nodularia spumigena
49, 179
temporality
60–61
non-human stakeholders
273
Nori
117, 123, 127–129
nori-tsuchi
137–138
nucleotides
127, 129
nutrients
healthy
123, 130
in seaweeds
110
nuu-chah-nulth
143
oarweed
115–116
ocean afforestation
12, 13
ocean sprawl
293, 296, 297
ogonori
124
Ohmu, Hidaka
276, 278
old friends hypothesis
259
open ponds
92
organicism
38n
organismality
28n3
concepts of
33–35, 39
origin of Life
176
Oribasius
154
Osmundea pinnatifida
124–125
Paleocene/Eocene
75, 83
Palmaria palmata
126
Panta rei exhibition (2008) Galleria Nilufar, Milan
270
paralytic shellfish poisons
179, 181
Partnering With Nature exhibition (2020) 50th World Economic Forum, Davos-Klosters
278
Paul of Aegina
154, 157n26, 168
pepper dulse
124–125
Pfiesteria piscisida
48, 59
Phaeophyceae
110
phenomenology
135
photobioreactor
92–93, 239, 321
photosynthesis
110
phycocolloids
224, 230
phycogastronomy
123
phycosphere
10, 96–98, 102
phytofication
286
phytofied
285
phytofictions
269, 275, 281–282, 284, 286
phytoplankton
10, 13
planetary caring
87
planetary ethics
69n2, 70, 73
Planta Nullius
204, 211
Plantae
110
pluralism
ethical lenses
35
poetry
113
polyculture
98–100
Pope Clemens VII
151
Pope Gregory XIII
151
Porphyra/Pyropia spp.
117–118, 127–129
Porphyra umbilicalis
122, 142
posthuman phenomenology
76–77, 83
process, definition
35
protists
30, 176
Pseudo-nitzschia australis
180
purple laver
142
quorum quenching
97
quorum sensing
96–97
reclaimed land
294–296, 298
Red Tides
178
relational material
282
research methods
dialogic interview
48
multispecies attentiveness
48
speculative fabulation
48
writing
48, 51–52
resilience
engineering
35n
ecological
35n
restaurants
123
retreat
302, 304, 312
rhizosphere
97
Rhodophyta
110
rocksnot
181
romanticism
256
Saccharina
japonica
118, 125–127, 270, 273
latissima
273
longissima
118–119
San Diego
216, 227, 229
Sapporo
269
Sapporo Artis in Residence Centre (S-AIR)
269
Sarashina Genzō
207–208
Sargassum sp.
289
Sargassum muticum
144
Schrader, Astrid
85
Scinaia furcelleta
122
sea grapes
122–123, 128
sea lettuce
145
sea level rise
295n4, 296, 302, 304, 308, 310
seascape
295n3, 299, 300, 300n10
sea tangle
126
sea truffle
124–125
seaweeding
301
seaweeds
1, 9, 13, 150, 153, 155, 157, 160–162, 161n41, 162n52, 164, 167, 169–170
aesthetics
130
aquaculture
115
as a tactile tool to forecast the weather
273
as food
127, 130
as medicine
112
collections
119
colours
129
different uses
119, 123, 130
diving and
229–230
dried
128
flavour
125
gastronomy
129
harvesting
114, 116–117
kelp collar
283
kelp’s weather forecasting qualities inside buildings
278
life cycle
117
morphologies
113–114
personification of
216–217, 219, 231
rehydrated
128
sculpture
276–279
smell
122
souvenirs
121
taste
125, 130
texture
125
value
117–118
seaweedness
273
Serres, Michel
321
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
216, 218, 226–230
Shimumura, Koji
129
ship ballast water
177
Shiva, Vandana
319
signal transduction
96
simple drugs
148, 151, 163.
De materia medica
slime
250
Smith, Subrena
35
soft edge condition
300
species
concepts of
33
invasive
289
keystone
288, 290
co-inhabiting
290
spherification
129
Spinoza, Benedict de
77, 81
spirulina
140–141, 182
Stanley Picker Research Fellowship
271
Starosielski, Nicole
219, 221
sterols
110
storm surge
300, 302n, 308, 309
sublime
261
sugar kelp
126
Superflex
304–306
sustainability
109
Symbiodinium
187
symbiosis
4, 10
symphysizing
77–84, 88
Sze Teu
113
Takiya, Kawakami
198–199
taxonomy
321
temperature
cool diet
218–220
thermal epistemes
219, 221, 224, 231–232
thermal medium
218–219, 222–223, 227–228
temporalities
82–84
Aion
82–84
Chronos
82–84
terrestrial bias
295, 312
thing-power
273.
vibrant matter
“Three Sisters” system
100
Torres, Vincente García
113
tourism
196, 198, 204, 210–211.
Marimo Festival
Tseng, C. K.
216–231
Tsunomata
137
truffle seaweed
124–125
Tuhlub
150, 153, 155–158, 156n15, 156n17, 160, 160n36, 164, 165n70, 166–170
Ulva lactuca
167
umami
118, 125–127, 129, 282
umami synergy
129
uncanny (unheimlich)
254
Undaria pinnatifida
128, 144
values
283
vegetalized
285
Vejle Municipality
309–311
Verne, Jules
115
Vertebrata lanosa
124–125
Veselova, Emijlia
289n14
Vibrant Death (Lykke 2022)
80
vibrant matter
273.
thing-power
Victoria & Albert Museum London (V&A)
269, 275
vitality
147–148
von Zalusian
110
wakame
144
wastewater treatment
92, 100
water moss
150, 158n30.
seaweed
webs
food
288
of life
290
vibrant matter
273
wild kelp
272n1, 287
World War II
216–217, 231–232
wracks
125
Yamamoto, Tasuke
209–211
zeppolini di alghe
145
Zoe
81
zooxanthellae
187