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(Aph. flos-aquae) - Super Blue Green?Algae provides essential fatty acids, proteins, complex sugars, vitamins, minerals, and essential amino acids.
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| blue-green algae |
One form of algae (see separate listing) properly called Cyanobacteria. Blooms of blue-green algae have occurred in some important Australian waterways during drought or because of severe pollution.
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| blue-green algae |
Blue-green algae (also called cyanobacteria) are simple, (usually) one-celled photosynthetic organisms that lack a membrane-bound nucleus (they are prokaryotic). They have a primitive, bacteria-like cell structure (lacking a nucleus and other organelles); although they have photosynthetic pigments, they lack chloroplasts (the specialized photosynthetic organelles seen in higher plants).
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| blue-green algae p. |
cyanobacteria p.
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| blue-green algae |
A group of phytoplankton which often cause nuisance conditions in water, so called because they contain a blue pigment in addition to chlorophyll. Blue-green algae are often associated with problem blooms in lakes. Some produce chemicals toxic to other organisms, including humans. They often form floating scum as they die. Many can fix nitrogen (N 2 ) from the air to provide their own nutrient.
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