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The bloom that slowly collected at the bottom was removed and upon frequent reheating and forging was hammered into useful shapes.
Ms. Hathaway could simply be a victim of what the British call "tall poppy syndrome" — the bloom that pokes above the others is the first to get cut.
Eventually, permission to continue was given and the research ship Polarstern made a two-and-half-month passage through stormy seas following the bloom that the researchers had created.In this section The beast that will not die Who ate all the algae?
"So if you're interested in really stretching the bloom, that's one to try".
The bloom that troubled Toledo wasn't one of the biggest, but winds and waves pushed it closer to shore and right into water system intakes, instead of pushing it to the middle of the lake.
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"They are the blooms that are the result of all this," Ms. Beiner said, gesturing toward her work.
Because Ms. Zeph is not one to toot her horn, diners will not know unless they ask that it was she who tilled the soil that nourished the vine that bore the blooms that fed them.
Similarly, the PM directly interacts with the microflora bloom that occurs in the gut of blood fed mosquitoes, and Dinglasan et al. [ 97] previously isolated two NPC2 proteins (AGAP002851, AGAP002848) from dissected An. gambiae peritrophic matrices.
The low pCO2 values measured in the fjord were probably due to photosynthetic CO2 uptake during the phytoplankton bloom that follows the ice retreat.
Interactions between Fe and light were thus likely to have contributed to the observed decoupling of the major element cycles between the intense bloom that occurs north of Crozet and more typical PFZ conditions to the South.
The hurricane mixed the waters in Long Island Sound and prevented the algae bloom that happened in previous summers.
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