algae

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.

Although this relationship had been known about for more than a century, scientists did not understand how the algae got into the egg.

Despite years of work and millions of dollars spent trying to clean up the lake, it still has a toxic algae bloom every year.

And with precious algae active ingredients, continued to upgrade overall skin quality , make the skin restore to tight and clear.

These simple plants called algae drift near the surface of the ocean and use sunlight to turn carbon dioxide and water into food and oxygen.

The provincial environmental protection bureau said the algae boom has so far not affected drinking water supplies.

But he estimates that the "jelly pump" , as he refers to it, sinks almost twice as much carbon as algae do.

But, some environmental activists said the size of the algae outbreak was due to pollution from industry and fish farms.

Meanwhile, ENN, the company David Miliband visited in March, is trying to develop a technology that would turn green algae into energy.

Perhaps the fact that many of the first studies considered only algae of a size that would be collected in a net (net phytoplankton).

Planktonic algae are at the bottom of the food chain. If more of them are around, the rest of that chain will be affected.

Corals live in tropical waters throughout the world, generally close to the surface where the sun's rays can reach the algae.

In case of a continuous surf islands are surrounded with a wide band of sea foam saturated with green algae that are so loved by the birds.

In contrast, corals in the Red Sea and Mauritius that did not suffer bleaching had only a tiny percentage of this same algae.

The company also wants to make sure that future legislative definitions of biofuels are broad enough to include algae.

He said ships and boats have been dispatched from two other coastal cities, Rizhao and Yantai, to help haul away the algae.

Once the algae, fish can be clear enough to see the children playing in the river speaking, bliss.

Several times a year, the calm world of the shrimp and algae would crackle and hiss and boil as calamity reigned for a few hours.

It is often disk-like, sometimes divided into many fingerlike processes, and is particularly prominent in the brown algae(e. g. fucus).

A coating or covering on the surface of a living or nonliving substrate composed of organisms like bacteria, protozoa and algae.

The pink coralline algae is an early sign of recovery: The algae form a substrate on which new coral can attach itself and grow.

If it proves commercially feasible, coal plants around the world could one day be flanked by carbon-cleaning algae greenhouses or ponds.

The drug did not produce algae and mold, can effectively prevent the infusion catheter to plug the benefits of a Shuidou.

Shepelev's own group was able to keep dogs and rats alive within the algae system for up to seven days.

There are many ways these long-chain molecules might be turned into fuel, but all of these processes are more complex than for algae.

The next step is to use bacteria to break down the algae into natural gas and different chemicals.

Eventually the polyester is unable to support the weight of the algae, and they fall off into a collection duct positioned underneath.

Researchers at the algae greenhouse plan to scale up the trial to a 100 hectare (247 acre) site over the next three years.

Roman says once the algae use up the nitrogen, they eventually die and sink to the bottom, taking the nitrogen with them.

"Algae presents the same kind of physical and thermal property that we find in starches, " he said.

When carbon dioxide from the power stations is mixed with water, the algae soak up much of it, using it as a nutrient.

His idea involves farming algae out at sea and then digesting it in thousands of "giant stomachs" under the surface.

Maybe there is a little bit of oxygen from some algae on the beach not far from here.

But it requires energy to separate the algae from the water and then process the oil they make internally into a usable fuel.

Chrysophyta are described as "golden-brown" with a "carotenoid" pigment, thus orange is quite native to this marine algae.

In plants and eukaryotic algae, photosynthesis takes place in chloroplasts.

His plan is to establish giant "forests" of kelp seaweed (a type of algae) at the surface of the ocean.

The Vodyanoy is a water spirit that resemble a man with the lower parts of a fish. It is covered in black fish-scales, algae and mud.

In all but a few of the simplest algae the plant chlorophyll is contained in chloroplasts suspended in the cytoplasm of the cells.

Enteromorpha is marine green algae. It has been used widely because of its high nutritional value and rich sources.

Fossils found: Modern liverworts are one of the oldest known species of plant, thought to have evolved from algae.

It had played an important role to use algae to monitor the water contamination in the biological water monitor.

He said, however, that he saw absolutely no risk from genetically engineered algae.

A few companies are in a race to be first to convert algae to fuel on a commercial scale.

Among the common kinds are cyanobacteria, silica-encased diatoms, dinoflagellates, green algae, and chalk-coated coccolithophores.

Many companies are trying to develop an algae to do that job.

Purification should also remove taste and odour, and it may be necessary to remove the algae which grow in water especially in a reservoir.

Heroic efforts to remove toxic algae blooms from the rowing course do not amount to a new environmentalism .

The clownish grin of a bridled parrotfish reveals its power tools: grinding teeth used to scrape algae from rock.

Solazyme's approach is unusual, though. Instead of growing its algae in sunlit ponds it keeps them in the dark and feeds them with sugar.

Fertilized by beasts' droppings, algae are eaten by fish that are preyed upon by an isolated group of crocodiles.

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

Samples are fossilized algae known as ~ are taken back to laboratory so scientists can grow the microorganisms they discovered in the wild.

Now, he says, local journalists tell him that the government is trying to suppress news about the latest algae outbreak.

Algae outbreaks used to happen in May and June in Shanghai, but it only threatened the upper reaches of the Suzhou River.

Pollution-fed algae, which deprive other living marine life of oxygen, are the cause of most of the world's dead zones.

It takes roughly a pound and a half of dried, pressed algae to make a pound of the algal portion of the plastic, he says.

To prevent algae growth, make sure that the sun does not directly shine on the water bottle for long periods of time.

The algae bloom is one of difficult problems for the application of reclaimed water to urban landscape water supplement.

Take some NASA-developed plastic membranes, add algae and municipal waste water and float it out to sea. What have you got?

And the sea the iodine is extremely rich algae food, this element is the body of synthetic thyroxine main raw material.

His early research indicates that algae in polar oceans might have played a role.

Researchers believe they may be able to replace damaged cells in the retina with similar ones found in algae.

Besides repelling swimmers, the algae were sucking up so much oxygen they were suffocating other aquatic life.

That would allow the herbicide to be sprayed on a pond to kill invading wild algae while leaving the fuel-producing strain unhurt.

The algae can also be processed and used to create biodiesel fuel and fertilizer, as well as food for farm animals.

Algae-lysing bacteria would be one of controlling methods for microcystis water-bloom.

It's green algae that covers a third of the sea off the city of Qingdao where Olympic teams are training.

What was amazing was that the room contained no algae or coral growing on the inner walls.

The brown algae spore powder food may be eaten by people far from sean and can provide people with nutritive components and sea food flavor.

By June, as algae suppliers step up production, Sheer expects the figure to jump to somewhere around a thousand pounds at a time.

Thisis a set of six rations consisting of a biscuit substitute, algae hard tack, algae crackers, coffee bag, coffee can, and water packet.

These algae now release their oil, which floats to the surface of the culture vessel.

But those near the main Hawaiian island population centers are under pressure from sediment found in runoff, overfishing and invasive algae.

Off-flavor problems caused by algae-producing odorous compounds have been one of the focuses in drinking water industry and aquaculture.

Like the widely grown Roundup Ready soybeans, these algae are resistant to the herbicide Roundup.

The finer the weather, the greener the algae will be. On account of the green spirit, the water can't bear to freeze.

They also receive nutrients from symbiotic algae known as zooxanthellae which also give coral their bright glowing colours.

The algae are ultimately harvested for proteins and oils that make fuel used to run the distillery.

If there is algae growing in the water, there is probably slime throughout the system, which can be removed by increasing the ozone output.

In 2003, after repeated trials, a small number of local seafood farmers decided to grow the algae in coastal enclosures.

Now the U. S. space agency has thrown its weight behind a clever method of growing algae in wastewater for the purpose of making biofuel.

Probably the most bizarre concept was an element of the winning IwamotoScott project: algae towers.

The discolouration is due to the presence of pigment contained in the algae cells. The pigment can be red, pink, brown or in other colours.

At the moment excess gunk runs off into rivers, gathers in lakes and produces toxic blooms of algae.

Australia is preparing to introduce technology that allows algae to capture half or more of the greenhouse gases emitted by a power station.

The algae capture the Sun's energy by photosynthesis and store it in organic molecules.

Algae and slime are one of the main harms in industrial circulating cooling water systems.

There are thousands of species or strains of fresh and sea water algae being cryopreserved in the world up to now.

In such a model, the house's residents would get the energy they need from the hydrogen and bio-mass created by the cultivation of algae.

The algae-eaters are colorful yellow tang and gold ring surgeonfish , a species found only around the Hawaiian Islands.

No green algae species is at the genitals of water mycophenolate similar, but active sperm, mature oocysts in only one egg.

This could be a good thing, of course. More algae might mean more krill, and that might mean more whales and other large sea animals.

Arame is a marine brown algae or sea vegetable that can be added to soups or made into a sea vegetable salad.

Other firms are working on ways to break up the cells of oil-rich algae to get at the oil.

Scientists are experimenting with photosynthetic microbes such as algae and cyanobacteria (sometimes referred to as blue-green algae).

State media have quoted a number of scientists playing down the health risks from the algae, which they said was a natural phenomenon.

Keeping top predators away from study plots began a cascade of changes that eventually led to fewer small creatures grazing on algae.

Females are noticeably brighter than males due to their habit of not straying far from particularly algae-rich feeding grounds.

CLM a TAM, Not clear spring Rainbow in the sky Ripples in the floating algae, Precipitation with Rainbow-like dream.

In the cells of plants and most algae it involves formation of a new plant cell wall by means of a structure called the cell plate.

The patented formula uses oat extract, hexose and algae to help revitalize the skin by increasing cell turnover.

Any of a group of one-celled, microscopic green algae characterized by great variation In cell shape.

Initially, algae oil will comprise only about half the mixture used for jet fuel.

Across the country, millions of tons of raw sewage, industrial waste and fertilizer runoff have turned lakes into algae-covered cesspools .

Dunaliella is a high rate of light energy conversion, production and breeding fast, suitable for single - cell algae farming.

Sometime fish eat the algae, but then they poop, and the nitrogen sinks to the bottom in the fish poop.

Algae are greens that grow in water and they date back to being one of the earliest types of life on our planet.

As a result, the strong reproductive capacity of floating green tide algae Ulva prolifera might be the main reason of green tide occurrence.

An old shellfish or turtle with a growth of algae on its back.

The bears are normally white of course, but had a change of color after swimming in a pool overgrown with algae.

Farmed catfish could provide a useful source of carbon dioxide for the algae, as well as a critical revenue flow to keep research going.

Did you know the famous pink Flamingo's lovely color comes from pigment in the algae it eats? They do say you are what you eat. . .

This jellyfish-like animals known as Salps feed on small plants in the water called phytoplankton (marine algae).

Researchers monitoring the spread of the blue-green algae said such blooms had spread over the Baltic Sea each summer for decades.

Among the clays studied, high viscosity attapulgite was most efficient toward algae removal.

In front of her stall, two large earth-moving machines were scooping up chunks of the green algae that covered most of the beach.

Take an algae-derived supplement providing 200 to 300 milligrams of DHA (or DHA and EPA combined) several times a week.

A great deal of green algae appeared on the famous Dadonghai Beach in Sanya, Hainan, China News Service reported.

The sight of a massive, stinking algae bloom in the sailing venue Qingdao has also highlighted the environmental threat.

But the great oxygen producers are not the forests, but the oceans, where kelp forests and algae grown.

Algae is a name for thousands of different organisms. They include single- celled plants as well as kelp and other large plants.

It also has a contract with Washington state to collect the algae called ulva, or sea lettuce, in parts of Seattle's Puget Sound waterway.

Each clam has a set of unique-colored patterns on its skin. Just under its skin is its silent partner, an algae colony.

Once the sea slug has eaten enough algae, and gained enough plastids, it can live off just sunlight for up to nine months.

This product is an extensive oxidization biocid, and is highly active to bacteria &algae, especially active for bacteria in sludge.

Diatoms A phylum of the protoctista whose members are unicellular algae found in freshwater, the sea, and soil.

The nutrient enrichment of rivers and lakes stimulates the rapid growth of phytoplankton which will result in an algae bloom.

An American vet, Dr. Richard Palmquist, said algae can be therapeutic beneficial for his "dog patients" who suffer from diabetes.

The next major step is to reduce the cost of squeezing a gallon of oil from algae from $100 to $2.

In the case of Botanical Garden it was mesotrophic lake, dominated in green algae.

He predicted that industry will be cultivating algae in viable quantities for commercial oil production with a decade.

EADS demonstrated the flight of an aircraft powered by biofuel made from algae at the Farnborough Airshow yesterday.

Kammen added that algae is significantly behind other renewable energy sources, like solar and wind, in terms of development.

This coloring is due to the algae and pigmented bacteria in the microbial mats that surround the edges of the rich mineral water.

Along the reefs dotting Fiji, overfishing has pitted corals against algae in a battle royale.

Thursday's satellite pictures showed that about 20 sq km of blue algae has formed on the northwestern and southeastern parts of the lake.

Clearly, Volvox evolved from similar algae that exist only as single cells, but until now the genetics of the process have been obscure.

As well as Australia, the pioneering algae technology is also being tested in the United States and Germany.

The usual solution for it is to kill algae by adding chlorine, which, however, results in the water taste being inferior to standard.

Algae, algal bloom Proliferation of algae due to excessive release of nitrogen and phosphorus (e. G. From fertilizer runoff or detergents).

Chitosan is material from deacetylation of chitin, which from arthropod, coelenterate, annelids, protozoans, part of algae and fungi.

The Cambridge team's winning design uses in-built algae tubes and a photo bio-reactor to generate hydrogen.

Biotechnology utilizes bacteria, yeasts, fungi, algae, plant cells or cultured mammalian cells as constituents of industrial processes.

When algae dies and decomposes, the process sucks much of the oxygen out of the water.

Any of about 30 genera of large seaweeds that make up the order Laminariales (Brown algae), found in colder seas.

Current plans call for automatically hosing off and collecting the excess algae, which might be used as fuel.

Blue Marble President Kelly Ogilvie says his company has collected almost four thousand kilos of algae in two harvests.

Is to eliminate and prevent scaling, corrosion and bacteria growth and algae processing technology for water purification.

The bubbling gas causes turbulence and circulates the algae around the reactor.

In the gene-altered larvae, the researchers wove into the neurons a light-activated protein found in a species of marine algae.

One of the newest methods relies on a gene that makes algae sensitive to light.

The algae would be turned into fuel in a manner similar to using corn to make ethanol.

It's a lovely mirror, one side producing what the other needs, just as the shrimp and algae serve each other.

Scholes and his team studied the light-harvesting protein complexes within algae by using laser pulses to mimic absorption of sunlight.

The Dianchi Lake is in serious eutrophication and the blue and green algae are the dominant category.

An isocratic reversed-phase HPLC method for the simultaneous determination of carotenoids and chlorophylls in algae is presented.

A hairlike termInal process formIng the receptive part of the female reproductive structure In certaIn fungi or algae.

These are single-celled algae which seem to absorb almost all of the extra carbon dioxide captured when the ocean is fertilised with iron.

If the blue algae salvaged will not be properly handled, would cause serious secondary pollution.

Many researchers focus on water substance eutrophication, which accounting for the excessive reproduction of algae in raw water.

The nitrogen acts as a nutrient that, in turn, triggers an explosion of algae or plankton, which in turn deplete the water's oxygen.

They found that something released by algae, other than microcystins, had an endocrine disrupting effect on the fish.

The smaller oil skimmer vessels are capable of removing debris and algae and the larger vessels can work on the deep ocean.

Asian carp were brought to the United States in the 1970s as a solution. They were imported to eat algae and other microscopic organisms.

The difference is obvious in composition and abundance of algae among the habitats.

While greening farms worldwide, much nitrogen washes into lakes, rivers, and the sea, causing rampant algae growth.

I feed principally with brine shrimp nauplii and a mixture of various chopped dried foods, most of which contain Spirulina algae.

Microscopic algae, the earliest living organisms, drew carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and expelled oxygen.

This process is so tedious that some companies are considering the idea of burning the dried algae in power stations instead.

When overfishing occurs, removal of plant-eating fish means algae growth can no longer be controlled, and the reefs are suffocated .

The algae would absorb carbon dioxide and produce methane which could be used to produce energy.

biologicals methods: outputting the nitrogen and phosphorus with biological mass and controlling the algae with biological means.

The experiment proves the nostoc commune of algae can survive among the large canopy.

In New Zealand, an unidentified toxic algae was blamed this week for causing the deaths of two dogs on beaches in Auckland.

Photographs in the Australian news media showed an Australian team seemingly stuck in a carpet of algae during a training run.

Those researches results are more significant to reveal community change of algae and red tide outbreak mechanism.

In the short term, ENN's advanced underground coal gasification technology is likely to prove more significant than its algae work.

But this time scientists found no toxic algae in King Harbor, so it was a mystery.

When a red tide happens, the algae let off a toxin that can be poisonous to that same marine life.

High temperatures and a lack of rain have contributed to the algae bloom.

Algae need more than sugar for a balanced diet; they need nutrients like phosphorous, too.

FDA defines a "botanical" as a product that exclusively contains ingredients from plants, algae or fungi.

Raw sewage and fertilizer runoff has fouled the reservoir, nourishing giant algae blooms and threatening downstream water supplies.

The micro-algae thrive on carbon dioxide, producing food for livestock as well as biofuels and material for plastics.

Viruses are engineered to infect neurons with a special type of channel, originally discovered in algae, which is sensitive to blue light.

Algae can reproduce rapidly, doubling in as little as a few hours.

The main way that carbon dioxide is absorbed by the ocean is through photosynthesis by planktonic algae.

No other algae has been subjected to such intense research over the last few decades.

The disadvantages are mainly high equipment costs and plugging of the lines by sediment, salt encrustation , or algae.

Person is appointed but is hold the pestle , the algae color delicate , resplendent and magnificent, the city four sells that person much.

Usually UV-B causes obvious damage on algae. The main attacking targets are protein, DNA and photosynthetic pigments.

From plug-ins to planktonic algae, technology is part of the solution to climate change. But which technology?

However, this optimism has been tempered by the difficulties some producers have experienced in controlling very large growths of algae.

These will include open ponds as well as bioreactors, where the algae are grown in sealed tubes.

Hundreds of nearby factories were closed in an effort to reduce the effluent that causes algae to grow.

Blue Marble says its work could help prevent harmful algae blooms. A bloom is when a dense area of algae forms and spreads.

The method has good accuracy and precision, and the results support basis for edible, officinal and feeding value of those algae.

The invention provides a process for processing algae in raw water, which has high efficiency, wide application and strong adaptability.

Coralline algae along with other calcifying organisms, including coral and mollusk, are especially vulnerable to acid environment.

It prohibits nearly all life except algae and a species of bird that thrive on the algae.

The eyespot of unicellular and colonial algae and their gametes and zoospores contains globules of orange or red carotenoid pigments.

The blue-green algae that form the stromatolites helped create our present atmosphere by breaking down carbon dioxide and excreting oxygen.

In an ecospheric world, shrimp eat algae, algae live on the light, microbes survive on the "wastes" of both.

When additional phosphates are added to a body of water, the plants begin to grow explosively and algae takes off or "blooms. "

Except for the cells of bacteria and blue-green algae, all the animal cells and plant cells are eukaryotic cells.

Photosynthesis occurs only in the chlorophyll-containing cells of green plants, algae, and certain protists and bacteria.

The procedure of the two-step method and the freeze-resistance of algae are two main factors influencing algal viability.

Main products iodine, salt alginate, mannitol, sorbitol, algae acid, algae fat, algae feed, propylene glycol esters algal acid.

Juveniles post themselves at "cleaning stations, " where they eat algae and parasites off of other, presumably grateful fish.

The enzymes broke down the nutrients consumed by the algae. As a result, the growth of the algae was then suppressed.

Corals get the credit for most of the reef structure, but much of the construction is done by fast-growing, encrusting red algae.

A horse with sea algae before the finished cloth fibers woven into, the reporter to have close contact with.

Blue-green algae growth in a pond can cause a type of poisoning which may result in the death of the horse.

Do blue-green algae or bacteria have free will, or is their behavior automatic and within the realm of scientific law?

Lack of nickel could have killed off methanogens and left room for algae and other life forms that release oxygen during photosynthesis.

Barely visible without a microscope, rotifers eat algae and serve primarily as food for baby fish.

Breeding technology for seawater fishes, shrimps, shellfish , algae, crabs and the technology for seawater breedings.

The OMEGA system consists of algae grown in flexible plastic bags floating offshore, where cities typically dump their wastewater.

coralline algae Algae with a coral-like, calcareous outer covering.

Antarctic ice microalgae refers to micro algae which lives in the Antarctic sea ice, the sea ice edge or water.

Many constituents with novel structures have been isolated from marine brown algae, some of which possess various bioactivities.

Efficient, broad-spectrum of waterborne anti-mildew reagent. Kill the fungi and algae effectively. Play a good role to protect the film.

The water pollution of Taihu Lake is characterized by the severity of eutrophication and high frequency of algae bloom.

Although this algae isn't toxic, NOAA's Morton recommends that swimmers stay away from the algae-infested waters if possible.

Therefore, the pond has been drained to bake the bottom and to remove the algae.

After a certain time, the concentration of DO and CO2 can achieve a dynamic equilibrium , which can meet the demand of bacteria and algae.

The methods described herein are able to efficiently convert cellular lipids to biofuels from lipid- containing biomass such as algae.

The birds' color arises from carotenoid pigments in their algae-and-crustacean diet, often supplemented in captivity.

These results suggest, produce ALP epiphytic bacteria help algae using water in Iowa, to water organophosphate formation.

Indicators of biological mechanisms changes can certificate hydroxyl radical effect on the treatment of planktonic algae.

Lichens arose as a co-op. Fungi married algae. Clinging to rock, and eating it too. Transforming barren land.

The company is also developing algae that can thrive in extremely salty and exceedingly alkaline water.

In this case, though, the money will be thrown at neither people nor bacteria, but algae.

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

Objective: The extracting technology of sulfated polysaccharides( SPS ) from the algae (sea weeds) was discussed in this paper.

Algae Brown Algae door is one of the more advanced groups.

Plants range in size to tiny, single-celled, blue-green algae, invisible to the naked eye, to giant sequoias, the largest living plants.

Thetruth is that this essential nutrient comes from algae that fish eat.

Larger algae and bryophytes differ more fundamentally in vegetative and reproductive structure.

It has been applied to attached algae and submerged vascular plants .

algae, algal Bloom: Proliferation of algae due to excessive release of nitrogen and phosphorus.

There has been plenty of promising research into using fast-growing algae to produce sustainable biofuels.

Swedish energy company has begun a project to use algae to absorb greenhouse gas emissions from a coal-fired power plant in Germany.

In the end, it was considered that fresh algae dissolved in 40% methanol disposed by ultrasonic is the better method of coarse extraction.

Prior experiments by another team found algae, fungi and amoebae about 656 feet beneath the U. S. surface.

Trent's plan is to grow freshwater algae in nutrient-rich waste water inside semi-permeable plastic membranes.

Results show that algae can absorb product of photo-degradation during the process of growth, and impel the proceeding of photo-degradation.

I hear love, I believe in love Love is a pool of struggling blue-green algae As desolate micro-burst of wind Bleeding through my veins.

It has also increased its focus on biofuels made from, among other things, algae and wood chips.