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Meanings of diatom in English

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diatomea
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diatomea
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diatomeas
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diatomea
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Class of algae.

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Examples for "diatomea"
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Diatoms are part of the class Bacillariophyceae of the Chrysophyta phylum of microscopic unicellular plants.
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Usage of diatom in English
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High throughput tools are needed, therefore, to associate functions with diatom-specific genes.
Pubmed
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Once silicate is exhausted, diatom blooms subside in a major export event.
Pubmed
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Generally, anthropic disturbed habitats contained less living diatom cells than undisturbed habitats.
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Detailed observations allowed recognition of two new freshwater diatom species: N. alicae sp.
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There's a large diatom bloom off the South American coast, too.
Timescape
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This resulted in different clustering of the turtles based on their diatom communities.
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From the air, the diatom bloom on the Atlantic had been horribly visible.
Timescape
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The structures of the epibiotic diatom assemblages differed between both approaches.
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The symbioses rates reported here are for the joint diatom-cyanobacteria unit.
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However, this approach has several problematic issues including the unstable and fast-changing diatom taxonomy.
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Those samples acted as our controls in examining diatom assemblages recovered from the victim.
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The differences between epiphytic diatom communities inhabiting the ponds were detected using non-parametric multidimensional scaling.
Pubmed
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They found a single microscopic alga called a diatom.
BBC
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We present here the content of the library regarding the number of barcodes and diatom taxa.
Pubmed
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The diatom silica also excrete a breakdown product which interrupts transmission of nerve impulses in animals.
Timescape
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Our control samples yielded ninety-eight different diatom species.
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