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Who ate all the algae?

The existing projects, though, are looking at freshwater algae.

By grazing on algae, these and other herbivores keep reefs free of seaweed, enabling pink coralline algae to take hold and form a substrate for new coral.

Sperm whale poop helps fertilize algae, which in turn suck up carbon dioxide via photosynthesis.

Examples include filamentous algae such as Spirogyra, and waterweeds like the Canadian pondweed (Elodea).

type genus of the family Euglenaceae: green algae with a single flagellum.

Instead of growing its algae in sunlit ponds it keeps them in the dark and feeds them with sugar.

If you keep your algae in ponds the rays do not always strike them at the best Angle and the algae sometimes shade one another if they are growing densely.

Water pollution has become a hot topic following huge outbreaks of algae in China's Taihu, Chaohu and Dianchi lakes.

Their fur is transparent (not white), their skin is black (not white), and when kept in warm humid environments, their fur can turn green from algae.

Biologists have warned that burgeoning algae, encouraged by excess nutrients in the water, ranks as one of the most serious threats to the Baltic Sea.

Let me explain: The U.S. armed services are on a slow crawl towards environmental friendliness, investing in everything from massive solar arrays to algae-based jet fuels to trash-powered generators.

The researchers used a radioactive tracer to be sure that the slugs are actually producing the chlorophyll themselves, as opposed to just stealing the ready-made pigment from algae.

Time Defiance Intensive Repair Serum uses advanced biotechnology to simulate the T4 Endonuclease (extracted from the bacteria Micrococcus Leutus) produced by natural marine algae that helps to repair and restore damaged DNA cells in the skin and eradicate the root of ageing problems.

Some of the algae are edible.

Algae feed on the nitrogen-rich waste products generated by the embryos. And the embryos bask in the oxygen given off by the algae.

That history began with the origin of the primitive, unicellular aquatic algae of the Precambrian Eon.

Urea pollution can trigger ocean algae to produce a deadly toxin called domoic acid, scientists have discovered.

He does not plan to stick to bacteria, though. The other challenge, besides the minimal genome, is to repeat the trick with single-celled algae.

Once the algae are removed from the tubes, scientists say they can be buried in the seabed, where they could store indefinitely the carbon they have ingested.

Stu tells us that no one should get too excited about the "green stuff" showing up on some of the rocks, as it certainly is not algae or moss or anything like that.

If algae can do it, why can't we?

As far north as England and Belgium, palm mangroves thrived while Mediterranean algae proliferated in the Arctic Ocean.

The entire arrangement makes it easy for this bifocal fish to spot a tasty bug flying above the water, or a bit of algae below.

So sea slugs eat algae.

Synthetic Genomics's algae have been fitted with genes that create new secretion pathways through their outer membranes.

Minerals, algae, and cyanobacteria give this geyser in Nevada's Black Rock Desert its brilliant colors.

Such algae blooms, which can choke other forms of aquatic life, have grown increasingly apparent in lakes and coastal waters recent years as a result of excessive use of agricultural chemicals.