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Meanings of green algae in English
Portuguese
algas verdes Catalan
alga verda Algae that are clear green in color; often growing on wet ricks or damp wood or the surface of stagnant water.
Usage of green algae in English
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It housed several large cisterns containing water soup-thick with green algae.
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Said another way: Is God more like blue- green algae or the fruit fly?
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Blue- green algae feed off nitrates from the air and phosphates from the water.
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That's because they often have green algae growing in their fur.
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She takes her pills every morning-vitamins ,herbsa Chinese doctor prescribed, green algae.
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Have you seen or heard of the green algae blooms in the lake?
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The swimming pool is now a pond covered with green algae.
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Cyanobacteria or blue- green algae are becoming increasingly abundant in North American fresh water lakes.
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It is not yet clear how many of this year's incidents are blue- green algae.
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But I've seen green algae in other lakes, I think.
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Toxic blue- green algae is dangerous to touch, drink or inhale.
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Blue- green algae had infiltrated large sections of the Darling River.
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He tried some strands of green algae growing in a pond by a creek.
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Chlamydomonas reinhardtii are simple, single-cell green algae that live in water and in dirt.
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Their specific features and fundamental differences in cyanobacteria, green algae and land plants are discussed.
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Sometimes called blue- green algae, they have algae-like characteristics such as using sunlight to make food.
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Green algae through the time
Green algae across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common