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Two algae eaters we have, named Salt and Vinegar. No idea which is which as they always dress identically. Let's call this one salt.

U-M ecologist Bradley Cardinale and two research assistants -- Jessica Perry, left, and Brenna Boehman --measure light penetration in tanks containing various mixtures of freshwater algal species. The 2016 experiment was conducted at U-M's E.S. George Reserve near Pinckney, Mich. Photo by Daryl Marshke/Michigan Photography.

The plant in this is supposed to be the algae

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Algae-covered pool, Hidden Creek. Pacheco State Park

Found at Carmel Pt., Monterey Co., CA; 16 Mar 2008. Formerly Agardhiella coulteri & Neoagardhiella gaudichaudii.

Algae. June 2008

 

Photo By: Stephanie Schupska

Someone in the atelier worked with acrylic sheets/plexiglass and I decided to give it a try.

It is quite different from metal plates. Good thing is that you can place your artwork under the plate and work over it...also it is cheap.

The downside is that larger plates will crack when run through the press

Giant kelps have air bladders visible at the base of each blade. Holdfasts of even dried specimens retain their grip on the sandy substrate and small snails and other organisms can be seen within the root-like

structure, which provides important protected space.

Future phycologists of america unite!

Algal bloom on the river Torrens. Taken from the Tennyson Bridge, Stephen Terrace, Gilberton.

Algae with Ceratostoma foliatum, Tunicate Beach

Wepre Park, North Wales

holga 135 bc + Agfa vista asa 200

black clay, pearls, coral, twig, silk

Reeds & water weeds (blue-green algae), on the main central lake's edge in the Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne, Australia

 

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Wicomico Co., Maryland (3/31/2018).

Interesting growth of Algae on an appurtenance.

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