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Meanings of marine algae in English
Synonyms
Examples for "seaweed"
Examples for "seaweed"
1
Normally, the sea elves used a species of seaweed for their spearshafts.
2
Proterocladus is 200 million years older than the previous earliest-known green seaweed.
3
Granulated kelp and other seaweed are sold in most health food stores.
4
Small anisotropies are shown to lead to different kinds of seaweed morphologies.
5
We developed the first modern seaweed baths complex in Ireland in 2000.
1
People were busily employed in boats collecting the goëmon, which they pile in heaps along the shore.
Usage of marine algae in English
1
In the case of marine algae, the hosts are chiefly the larger Phaeophyceae and Rhodophyceae.
2
The Nature findings, made at room temperature in common marine algae, show that it does.
3
The Characeae among freshwater algae and the Sargassaceae among marine algae might be cited as examples.
4
They are manufactured by marine algae which are eaten by small fish and passed up the food chain.
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Coral bleaching is caused by abnormally high sea temperatures that kill the tiny marine algae essential to coral health.
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The study estimates the decline in marine algae has been approximately 40 percent since 1950.
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He proceeded to order himself a long-coveted microscope, and was thenceforth lost to sight among low-tide rocks and marine algae.
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It is well established that marine algae produce isoprene; however, until now there was no specific information about marine isoprene sinks.
9
Diatom is an important group of marine algae and contributes to around 20% of the global photosynthetic carbon fixation.
10
The findings dovetail with research by University of Toronto biophysicist Greg Scholes, who found coherence in the photosynthesis of a common marine algae.
11
On the coasts of Europe marine algae detached by the autumnal gales are commonly carted on to the land as a convenient manure.
12
The Rothamsted scientists have manufactured synthetic genes based on those found in marine algae that are involved in the production of long-chain omega-3 fatty acids.
13
It is here only a step from the marine algæ to terrestrial vegetation of almost tropical luxuriance.
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Marine algae are the base of the entire ocean food chain, and were also responsible for originally creating oxygen on the planet.
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