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You can use it to refer to a group of aquatic organisms that typically inhabit fresh and salt water. For example: "We need to do something to reduce the amount of algae in the lake."
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algae
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Plural of alga
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Waste water is fed into glass cylinders filled with algae, which cleans it before it is used to water the plants.
Coral bleaching is a stress reaction caused by temperature extremes when the colour-giving algae separate from the coral skeleton.
Then climb into a cast-iron roll-top bath filled with hot sea water and seaweed and play with the algae, feeling your skin turn silky.
Napier's team therefore took up to seven genes from algae that produce the fish oils and transplanted them into oil seed plants called camelina.
Napier said harvesting the oil direct from algae would be much more expensive and require large amounts of water and energy.
Carbon dioxide removal (CDR) tries to cut the levels of the greenhouse gas in the atmosphere and store it, for example, in trees, algae or underground.
The report stated the wastewater discharge is potentially impairing the reproduction of sensitive invertebrate and algal species, including a species of water flea and freshwater green algae.
The algae itself is then turned into gas and used to generate electricity, supplementing the solar cells built into the windows and balconies.
Rabbitfish from the Red Sea devour Mediterranean algae that would otherwise feed native fish.
Add iron, the theory goes, and you will promote the growth of algae.
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And hope it all adds up to something.The president, underlining "our global responsibilities and our responsibilities to our children", talked of the need to promote green energy technologies (even algae-power is possible, said one participant).
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