Sentence examples for algae more from inspiring English sources

In terms of making algae more viable, the RFS does not directly incentivize its production.

Weed algae are indigenous algae more suitable for the conditions at the production site (Becker 1994).

The pilot consists of 120, 12ft-high tubes designed to make growing the algae more efficient than using shallow ponds.

And last year, a study by another group showed that phosphate fertilizer can lead to more algae, more trematode-infected snails that eat it, and consequently more infections among amphibians.

In the subtidal habitat, differences were found in the structure of the whole assemblage and in the abundance of encrusting coralline red algae (more abundant outside the fully protected area).

The modified plastid genome architecture is a novel apomorphy that indicates that the Helicosporidia are highly derived green algae, more so than Prototheca spp. As such, they represent a promising model to study organellar genome reorganizations in parasitic protists.

In the case of algae, the more carbon dioxide, the more lipids it produces and, therefore, the more energy it produces".

A possible explanation for this observation is that smaller algae are more opportunistic species adapting more easily, while the bigger ones need a conditioned environment to thrive.

Turf algae are more sensitive to the latter; whereas macroalgae respond more strongly to the former, though both factors likely drive the abundance of both algal groups to some extent.

Here, marine algae are more common than other vegetation and therefore may be more convenient to consume.

Since the amount of light absorbed depends upon the pigment composition and concentration found in the alga, some algae absorb more light at a given wavelength, and therefore, potentially, those algae can convert more light energy of that wavelength to chemical energy via photosynthesis.