Sentence examples for proliferation of algae from inspiring English sources

The main problem in such structures is the proliferation of algae and cyanobacteria that affect the performance of the structure, increase the maintenance costs and affects its durability.

On Thursday, Olympics officials backtracked from their explanation Wednesday that a "proliferation of algae" had likely caused the greening of the diving pool.

By comparison, the Great Oxygenation Event, produced by the proliferation of algae during the Siderian period, required about 300 million years to culminate.

However, our data show that the proliferation of algae that follows extensive coral mortality [12], [13], [37], [38] was unlikely to be controlled by a corresponding increase in herbivorous fish abundance.

HABs are natural phenomena caused by the proliferation of algae, resulting in damage to the environment and/or risk to the health of humans and aquatic life.

Biofilm accumulation favours the proliferation of algae and protozoa which provide Legionella with essential nutrients and interfere with the action of disinfectants.

In a front-page editorial entitled, Green Algae: The Unbearable Denial, Le Monde said the French state, in thrall to lobby groups, was downplaying the role of agricultural pollution in the proliferation of noxious algae.

These were the first signs of eutrophication and in 1986, the water production had to be stopped due to massive proliferation of planktonic algae.

Most of the sites have a low-medium quality and integrity, showing impact due to partial channelization or to suboptimal water quality, reflected in scarcity or absence of sensitive species, frequent excess of tolerant species, occasional presence of exotics, dominance of herbivores (perhaps due to proliferation of filamentous algae), or dominance of the opportunistic species P. mexicana.

Interestingly, arrest of cytoplasmic streaming with pressure or a microtubule drug also induced proliferation of endosymbiotic algae independently of host cell cycle.

While loss of the symbionts (such as in coral bleaching) may cause the death of the cnidarian host, over-proliferation of the algae may also harm the host.