A seaweed of Iodine
Fucus vesiculosus, commonly known as bladderwrack, is a seaweed that exists predominantly in the Atlantic Ocean and the Baltic Sea. Nevertheless, it is also possible to come across it in some parts of the Pacific Ocean.
Its common name is a consequence of the appearance of the alga, which presents double vesicles at the bottom of its fronds.
Bladderwrack features several nutrients, but it's Iodine that's worth mentioning—a standout characteristic of this distinctive seaweed.
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