chondrus
/ˈkɒndrəs/Definitions
1. noun
A genus of red algae, especially Chondrus crispus, found in the North Atlantic Ocean.
“The local seaweed farm harvests chondrus for use in food products and cosmetics.”
2. noun
A type of red algae, often used as a source of carrageenan.
“The researcher studied the properties of chondrus for its potential uses in food science.”