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I will be doing more on the algae biofuel in the future.

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More than a few customers are hovering on the sidewalk, waiting for a table, eyeing diners as they munch on menu items like the Blue Smoothie Bowl with e3 live blue algae; the fish tacos with citrus slaw, chipotle aioli and mango herb sauce; and corn fritters with poached egg, avocado salsa and fresh greens.

Hoping for more help, Cayuga County calls on state, feds for additional action around blue - green algae

Their study, published in the journal Limnology and Oceanography, documents a coral bleaching event in the Caribbean in minute detail and sheds light on how it changed a coral's community of algae — a change that could have long - term consequences for coral health, as bleaching is predicted to occur more frequently in the future.

But if the reef hosts plenty of parrotfish — which graze on algae and keep the reef clean — the coral will be more likely to come back.

While the extra nitrogen is a rich resource for algae in the Gulf, driving the growth of massive algal blooms, excess nitrogen has a more deadly impact on other marine life.

With more algae, there are more bugs available for salmon to eat, allowing the fish to forage more on the bottom.

Because the toxins are energetically costly to make, biologists have long wondered whether they are more than just a way to defend algae from getting eaten or preventing competitors from moving in on their space.

Then in 1997 and 1998, they and their colleagues sampled copepods in the Adriatic Sea during diatom blooms in winter, when the copepods feast primarily on diatoms, and during the summer, when diatom numbers are down and copepods eat a more mixed diet that includes other algae.

(Iron fertilization enthusiasts focus on the Southern Ocean because other seas have much more natural algae, so growing blooms might just foster growth that would have happened anyway.)

Letting the algae provide the cellular energy likely makes the fungal partner more efficient, perhaps allowing it to focus on building a stable structure and reproducing.

Much of Krejci's research so far has focused on trying to work out how the algae generate the crystals, with an eye to making the process even more strontium - selective.

Researchers at Grand Valley State University's Annis Water Resources Institute are learning more about the impact invasive zebra mussels and native aquatic insect larvae have on the risk of algae blooms in two West Michigan lakes.

A startup could more easily select a preferred strain of algae, grow it in a man - made pond on land, and oversee the process, he said.

When these died, the water cleared, allowing more light to reach larger algae growing on the bottom of the pond — the snails» food.

Because fungi take the more dominant role and cultivate photosynthesizing algae for food, in return providing them a shady, moist, vitamin - rich environment, scientists have classified lichens based on their fungi species.

Xiao compared the fossils with modern embryos and concluded that he was looking not at algae but at something far more breathtaking: embryos of some of the first animals on Earth.

It has long puzzled scientists why, after 3 billion years of nothing more complex than algae, complex animals suddenly started to appear on Earth.

After over three billion years of evolution in the oceans, multi-cellular life — beginning with green algae, fungi, and plants (liverworts, mosses, ferns, then vascular and flowering plants)-- began adapting to land habitats by creating a new «hypersea,» and adding anomalous shades of green to Earth's coloration more than 472 million years ago (Matt Walker, BBC News, October 12, 2010; and Qiu et al, 1998 — more on the evolution of photosynthetic life and plants on Earth).

On oxygenated seafloors, the first multi-cellular lifeform (possibly an eukaryotic alga) appears to have evolved by Year 2.4 billion as the 12 - centimeter or 4.7 - inch protoctist, Grypania (more from BBC News and New Scientist).

Scientists have generally believed that more algae — more specifically, the type known as phytoplankton — would be good for the climate, since they thrive on CO2 while alive, then carry the carbon they've absorbed down to the sea bottom when they die.

Eventually, however, terrestrial red and green algae and the first lichens developed on land and the final big rise in oxygen may have been caused by the «greening of the continents from around 800 million years ago,» when these simple early lifeforms on land steadily spread and broke down rocks that sustained a higher rate of erosion and led to the release of more nutrients into the oceans that stimulated even more photosynthesis by more newly evolved algae as well as older cyanobacteria (Nick Lane, New Scientist, February 10, 2010).

Recent research shows that there is high microbial activity on glacial surfaces (Anesio et al., 2009), some associated with pigmented algae, which absorb significantly more light than local inorganic dust particles on the Greenland Ice Sheet (GrIS)(Lutz et al., 2014).

Though the species spends a lot of its time feeding and spawning on an algae - covered rock shelf right at the surface, divers must descend more than 100 feet in two - person teams to count the farthest - flung fish using a standardized search pattern that has been in use since the 1970s.

Farmed fish raised on grain - based diets and vegetable oils, as opposed to algae, have less of the good fats and more of the bad saturated fat — much like grain - fed livestock.

Marine phytoplankton is potentially hundreds of times more bioavailable than any other algae (or any other food source) on Earth and is packed with more nutritive power than all «super-foods» combined.

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However, each of its ingredients is organic and it includes more on traditional greens like wheatgrass and algae, alongside a dash of the adaptogen ashwaghanda.

This type of algae is harvested from lakes in warmer climates such as Africa or South America, but it is also being grown and utilized on a more local basis too.

Algae has been used by tens of millions of people in Asia for over 50 years — and even Olympic athletes and NASA astronauts have relied on algae for decades as a way to pack a lot of nutrients into a very small volume of food — since algae contains 1,000 times more nutrition than anything else in the world (or if you'd like to think about it this way, one gram of algae — about the equivalent in a tiny tablet — has the nutrition of 1,000 grams of fruits and vegetabAlgae has been used by tens of millions of people in Asia for over 50 years — and even Olympic athletes and NASA astronauts have relied on algae for decades as a way to pack a lot of nutrients into a very small volume of food — since algae contains 1,000 times more nutrition than anything else in the world (or if you'd like to think about it this way, one gram of algae — about the equivalent in a tiny tablet — has the nutrition of 1,000 grams of fruits and vegetabalgae for decades as a way to pack a lot of nutrients into a very small volume of food — since algae contains 1,000 times more nutrition than anything else in the world (or if you'd like to think about it this way, one gram of algae — about the equivalent in a tiny tablet — has the nutrition of 1,000 grams of fruits and vegetabalgae contains 1,000 times more nutrition than anything else in the world (or if you'd like to think about it this way, one gram of algae — about the equivalent in a tiny tablet — has the nutrition of 1,000 grams of fruits and vegetabalgae — about the equivalent in a tiny tablet — has the nutrition of 1,000 grams of fruits and vegetables).

has the perfect, recommended dose of EPA to DHA, more potent than any other fish oil on the market (and more potent than algae oil, which often only has DHA)

When not idling his days away watching episodes of The Sweeny or setting traps to catch the «invasion» of raccoons on his property, Len (Rhys Ifans) can be found enjoying the casual embrace of the cold and rank water that inhabits his «back - to - nature» style swimming pool — complete with weeds, algae and pond life more commonly found in a flee infested bog.

This algae prefers shallow, near shore, rocky bottoms and is more common on the northern parts of Ambergris Caye.

I think some research shows corals expelling their symbiotic algae at higher temperatures, which will make growing more difficult, leading to greater difficulties in keeping the productive population at the proper depth, and they've got decreased ability to build their calcareous skeletons (due to the dissolving CO2) on top of all that.

This is because you can get far more energy from crops grown in the tropics, on the same size of land, and for the same inputs (biodiesel from algae would be different, but is only at the R&D stage).

To learn more about how communities in and around tropical seas can act locally to boost reef resilience (for instance, by limiting the harvest of algae - eating fish), please revisit my Pace University students» film on reef conservation in the Caribbean, focused on Curacao:

There are dozens of companies and more universities working on algae to biofuel processes.

The question remains: Is Big Oil's investment in algae biofuels based on confidence in a credible alternative to fossil fuels, or is it nothing more than a public relations stunt?

Both those ventures rely on genetically - tweaking algae to make it churn out more fuel.

Biosequestration of CO2 using algae seems a far more maintainable option than re-afforestation (which is good on other grounds).

Trees, plants, plankton, algae and very living thing on earth are growing faster, stronger, and higher and more productively than ever before!

«The more meltwater you will generate on the surface, the more algae you will get growing there, the more melting — and that's the feedback loop,» says Stibal.

New research shows algae growing on the Greenland ice sheet significantly reduce the ice sheet's surface reflectivity and contribute more to its melting than dust or black carbon.

Query, if CO2 increased terrestrial vegetative growth, does it have an impact on algae growth in the far more important marine ecosystems.

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Like their previous «tweetable cyber-garden,» this canopy will react to visitors» kinetic movements and factors like sun by growing more algae on sunnier days to create more shade, or vice versa — all of it in real - time.