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like green cotton candy.

Algae magnified by a large water droplet. See video on www.wildcast.net

Algae is being investigated as a feedstock for biodiesel.

Reise der österreichischen Fregatte Novara

Wien,Kaiserlich-K1861-75.

biodiversitylibrary.org/page/49408767

Algae and water ripples in the harbor of Wellington, New Zealand. (Oct. 22, 2022)

 

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The new biofuel apparently.

They grow them at the zoo.

Not normally rehired as attractive but essential and here in a good light with suggestive highlights. Formatted for mobile phone wallpaper

geothermally heated mineral bath filled with silica and algae

ibiza

 

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The green-colored alga in the photograph is not a plant parasite

Zannichellia palustris. Near old pond, Llanwern steel

Gorgeous flowers I saw growing in algae...I love the colors!

60X Water Immersion, DIC. Background is blurred

Mike Lake, 10x, DIC, HF B

blue-green cyanobacteria

Coralline algae in Rose Atoll, located in National Marine Sanctuary of American Samoa. (Photo: Mark Manuel/NOAA)

Me splashing around in the ocean at Sebastian Beach in Fort Lauderdale.

Close-up of Microcystis bluegreen algae. Maumee Bay, Lake Erie, September 1998. Photo taken by D. Schloesser, USGS, Great Lakes Science Center, late September 1998.

The colors are real and the green water is Algae !!

Many species of algae competing for space at Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary.

 

Photo credit: Jenny Waddell/NOAA

i think i was drunk when i took these aquarium pics.

Rough bubble Algae

Dictyosphaeria cavernosa

(Forsskål) Børgesen, 1932

 

Description:

The plant forms a large, green, hollow, nearly spherical mass that may be lobed or may collapse or rupture but continues to grow; up to 10 cm in diameter. The wall is crisp, crunchy and show large, angular cells. Differentiated from smooth bubble algae because of the visibility of individual cells (1 mm in size) that make up the algae. They form convoluted, hollow colonies of a continuous layer of green cells.

 

Habitat:

It grows in most reef environments, attached to rocky substrates and areas of dead coral. On occasion it covers extensive areas, especially under high nutrient levels.

 

Distribution:

South Florida, Bahamas and Caribbean.

 

Sources:

-http://species-identification.org/

-http://www.biol.andrews.edu/

A selection of North Sea algae and bryozoa taken by flash.

1 Bryozoa Hornwrack "Flustra foliacea "- a colonial filter feeding animal.

2 Thong Weed

3Sea Lettuce

4 Sea Oak

5 Laurencia pinnatifida.

Whitby North Yorkshire UK 28th August 2012

Waterlilies and algae in Tuusulanjärvi, Finland. Lake water after exceptionally warm summer.

Just add water ..

 

... Kiest Park Rill

Yeah, my hand touched the water on this one... BELOW FREEZING.

A badly damaged memorial but nature makes it attractive. East Section

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