Sentences with phrase «depends on algae»

«It depends on algae that lives in its tissue to give it food.

That's because the chinstraps» main food, shrimplike creatures called krill, depend on algae that attaches to that ice.

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Food companies producing illegitimate novel foods made from insects or algae face varying degrees of fines depending on the member state, the EUobserver discovered through an FOI request.

«When the sea ice melts, juvenile polar cod may go hungry: Biologists confirm how heavily the fish depend on ice algae.»

Masagounder records the calories in the dried algae that he feeds to his captive carp, and then he tracks the weight of the fish, which depends as well on the temperatures maintained in the tanks.

The growth of these algae depends on nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus.

Warming oceans can cause stress in coral, leading them to expel the partner algae species they depend on for some of their food.

Both corals and algae depend on sunlight to drive photosynthesis, and the study attributed the existence of many of the deep reef habitats to exceptionally clear water.

Depending on the species, cichlids may scrape algae from rocks, feed on plankton, crack open snail shells, forage for insect larvae, or prey on other fish, including their eggs or scales.

algae Single - celled organisms, once considered plants, that grow in water and depend on sunlight to make their food.

The exact amount of protein in a serving of chlorella depends on how the algae was processed, but there can be as many as 5 grams in two teaspoons of chlorella powder.

The algae is rich in nutrients, proteins and fats but these can vary heavily depending on the crop.

Polar bears, walruses, seals and sub-ice algae and cod don't depend on sea - ice volume.

And it Doesn't include the production of algae and duckweed, which is currently at 6,000 gallons per acre per year, for oil and ethanol respectively, plus co-product biomass that can go to feed or fuel depending on demand.

Corals live in symbiosis with algae, and the two creatures depend on each other for survival.

Algae's productivity depends on the amounts of nutrients in the water and these nutrients come to the surface by upwelling driven by the winds.

However, if the algae doesn't grow back on the corals, they will die completely and the loss of other species that depend on healthy corals will quickly be felt.

The quality of the algae depends on the song of the singer, and it's a kind of «sonic enhancement of food where different pitches and frequencies make food taste either bitter or sweet.»

Depending on the size of the machinery and the plant, he said it is possible that a company could produce up to 50 million gallons of algae biodiesel annually.

As such, we will be symbionts (meaning that both entities entirely depend on each other for survival), entering into a mutually beneficial relationship with the algae.