The scientific name of sea grapes is Brachyphyllum longstem, which is shaped like a bunch of grapes. It is native to Southeast Asia and Okinawa, Japan, and is a highly nutritious economic crop. Sea grapes are rich in vitamins, minerals and polysaccharides needed by the human body. They are low in calories and cholesterol-free. They are rich in nutrients and are known as "green caviar". They have antioxidant, anti-cancer, anti-tumor, blood purification, Beauty and other effects.

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Propagation methods of sea grapes

Artificial propagation of long-stemmed grape fern algae originated in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan, and has been artificially reproduced at sea since 1985 Breed. By 1989, land farming began again (Ito Ryuusei, 2012). After decades of practice, the cultivation technology of long-stemmed botrytis has gradually developed.

At present, there are farms of long-stemmed grape fern algae in Mactan Island in the Philippines, Okinawa in Japan, Taiwan and the coastal city of Qingdao in China. The seaweed that looks like long-stemmed grape fern cultivated in some areas of South Korea, the Philippines and Vietnam is another type: pachyphylla

People's Daily Online - Lianjiang Guanwu Sea Grape was introduced from Japan and now Realizing industrialized planting

Baidu Encyclopedia - Long-stemmed Botrytis pteridophyta