Didymosphenia geminata, commonly known as didymo or rock snot, is a species of diatom that produces nuisance growths in freshwater rivers and streams with consistently cold water temperatures.
John Gadd, a department spokesman, said the seed drops might be producing a "nuisance condition of excessive bird droppings" that could warrant a summons.
Many residents here remember an earlier mine as a dish-rattling, dust-producing nuisance.
Nuisance produced five hit singles (three of them top 20), but the second album didn't even get released in Britain.
On the other hand, they are capable of producing a wide range of nuisance secondary metabolites, that is, toxins (hereafter cyanotoxins).
Paul Libin, producing director of Jujamcyn Theaters, one producer of "The Producers," said a computer program flooded the system with thousands of nuisance calls.
It is as if male kids were a nuisance to the main objective of pastoralism: producing milk for human consumption.
1. Teens leave their ginormous shoes everywhere, producing an annoying tripping hazard, as well as an attractive nuisance to a chewing dog.
You can imagine that cutting out 90 million miles of cosmic dust, interfering radiation and other nuisances will produce an amazingly clear picture.
Although delayed hypersensitivity can be a nuisance when it produces skin allergies, it is an important part of the immune defense against intracellular parasites, and it may also play a role in the containment of some tumours.
"We hope to produce fabrics out of this nuisance weed and be able to contribute another new, cellulosic textile fibre for the industry, just as we have successfully produced tropical fabrics from the leaves obtained from pine apple and banana plants.
