Animals and plants, living near human settlements in the three climatic zones, accumulate substances that allow them to resist extreme environmental factors. By consuming these plants and animals, people strengthen the immune system that also facilitates their existence in harsh conditions. Many of the world known species appreciated for their medicinal properties inhabit Primorsky Krai, which is located in three climatic zones. On land, these are plants of the family of Araliaceae, including the well-known ginseng; in the sea, the Japanese sea cucumber and brown algae, including the Japanese kelp Saccharina (=Laminaria) japonica. This publication provides the results of cultivation of commercially valuable Japanese kelp by several technologies at sea-based farms in Russia.
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Three Climatic Zones, Health Food, Forced Cultivation, Japanese Kelp, Saccharina (=Laminaria) japonica
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